❄️ TSLA Kids & Boys/Girls Winter Snow Bibs: Waterproof & Insulated Overalls for Fun-Filled Snow Adventures Review

You are so small. My 6 year old usually wears a size 10-12 but I had to go for an 18-20. They are a bit long but I hope they will fit him by next year. Although they fit him right now, I doubt it. Other than that, they're very cute.

I just bought a size 8 red snowsuit for my 45lb 5 year old son and he usually wears a size 6 for boys so I was sure it would have enough room . nope! I closed the zipper with difficulty. Good quality and warm, but runs small.

Not sure if I like them or not but in person they look better than the pictures. My son is 13 years old, 5ft 5in and weighs about 85 pounds. The big ones are perfect, but he'll outgrow them quickly. I wish they had XL in stock. I would absolutely recommend her.

Our 7 year old is tall and slim. These winter pants were pretty skinny with just a regular shirt and jeans. If, like us, you want to wear a sweatshirt under your topcoat as a layer, with the ability to take your coat off, I would suggest another pair. Although the pants looked decent in general. I will come back to try another brand.

I ordered these for my skinny daughter who is her normal size 7/8. But fits tight. The leg length is quite long, but the waist and butt are more suitable for size 6x. I should have gone a size up but she's been wearing them since it snowed so I'm keeping them. We have another pair of Target snowsuits which are a 7/8 and they run much larger so I know this brand runs small. The quality of these bibs is excellent, thick and warm, but you can think about the size.

My 9 year old just started skiing. As his 1st year I expected a lot of ski accidents and on his 1st downhill he fell 30 feet. It felt like it would take forever to walk down the little hill. With reinforced knees and lower legs, they held up great! I am proud). He had his share of the downfall on them. And since these are steeper trails, the wrecks are a bit more rugged. as it can slide over 30 feet before it comes to a stop and there is no sign of tearing or wear on them. He also said that…

After 2 winters in northern Colorado where our early fall and late spring snows are VERY WET, I'm done with cheap $20 Target/Walmart snowsuits that are "waterproof" " are! My kids want to spend hours playing outside in the big snow but end up soaking their butt/legs to the bone with cheap snow bibs. So I ordered these TSLA "waterproof" Snow bibs and Eddie Bauer waterproof bibs (higher price) and tested both today - in August! I will be preparing for our first snow next month! While I generally…