❄️ TSLA Men's Winter Snow Pants: Waterproof Insulated Ski Pants for Ultimate Protection Review

I bought these pants for my husband and he loves these pants. He told me that they are very comfortable and the size perfectly matches the description in the size chart. He is 6ft 3" athletic build and I ordered a size medium for him. It's ready for winter in Canada!

The size is far from both the waist and the length. I ordered a large based on the size chart but it was large which was ridiculous. I came back and got Wednesday. It sits better on the waist, but the length is too long. These are also very bulky. They were at least an inch wider in the trunk, but they looked terrible. If you are under 1.80m tall you will not look like the picture in the advert. The material and insulation were the only good thing about these pants.

Great deal for the price. I've been driving it for a few days and haven't had any problems with it for the most part. They look like Columbia pants, but they're clearly not the same. They're much quicker at draining water than the Columbia pants (I have a pair too). Basically, if you sit in a wet seat or in the snow for too long, it will eventually break through. In most cases I had no problems. Those are really just wet seats to beware of.

Just tried them on and found they are a size larger than advertised so I returned them and am looking forward to the next size down. The X-Large waist was actually 40 inches, although I believe it was listed as 36-37 inches. They appear to be well made and have good properties. The only thing I would like are zippered vents on the inside thigh of each leg. They seem pretty good for the money, in other words, good value for money. I hope to be able to say more when I've used them skiing in the…

I wear size 34/35. I bought the medium and large as I already knew I would have sizing issues, but I didn't realize the sizes would be that far off. I usually wear trousers/shorts with an elastic waistband. This media doesn't suit me. The big ones hardly fit and because of the velcro you have to take them off immediately when putting them on. We are Americans. So yes, a 30 inch inseam requires an XL waist. So these things are getting to be too much for me. I think that's why you pay more for…

Just received at the door. I tried them right away. They sit average well and feel very comfortable. Then I see it's not those pesky snaps at the waist, it's those pesky L-shaped clips. Bow! One there is tied up, it's a real pain to let go while you're pushing and pushing and pushing and trying to get her to let go. My understanding is that it won't stretch until those L shaped clips flex and either rip the fabric or you have to flex them again for them to hook. The dumbest thing in the world…

I personally like the trousers. They're warm, keep out snow and rain while skiing, and have never snapped despite falling down large stretches of icy Pennsylvania ski slopes. These are really warm pants so be careful if you intend to wear them for activities unless you are in your 30's. I dried them inside out in our room after a day in the mountains and they dry and are comfortable in 2 days. However, the fasteners at the bottom of the trousers are not adjustable. They close with a zipper, but

Very disappointing purchase. Bought two pairs of these. I just got back from a week's ski trip and wore Tesla ski pants for the first few days. Every day that I used these pants, I would go back to my hotel room in Tesla pants and everything underneath was completely wet. This included everything in the trouser pockets (money, ski passes and ID/password) that was wet. Not sure if they aren't waterproof or have very poor ventilation. Still a very bad experience as it's not fun to ski in wet…