Keep Your Kids Warm And Dry This Winter With TSLA Waterproof Insulated Snow Bibs Review

Price was good quality was good , for my daughter I ordered one size up so I got the 14/16 she’s a size 12 and it fit snug . Length was just right but snug fit. They won''t fit her next year.!

We ordered this for our daughter then we headed to Kellogg ID to play in the snow. It was very well made, warm and great for her. I would totally buy this again for when she sizes up. Good bib for kids! Super happy with it

I ordered this snow suit in two sizes for my 5 and 7 year olds ahead of snowmegedon. We live on a farm and going outside in that severe weather was a reality. The snow suits worked well to keep the kids warm and allow them range of motion to work, do thier chores and play.

We tried these snow pants today and they were great! Fit perfectly over the boots. My kids didn’t have wet feet or wet legs at all! They stayed nice and warm and dry overall.

Item can very quickly, my 5 year old son is slim so these pants fit perfectly! I ordered a small in big kids but it was a size eight a little long but just stitched the bottoms to make them shortSo I do recommend getting a size bigger

Our 7 year old is tall and slim. These snow pants were pretty much form fitting with only a regular shirt and jeans on. If you are like us and you like to put a sweatshirt on under the outer coat as a layer with the option to take the coat off, I would suggest another pair. The pants overall seemed decent though. Returning to try a different brand.

I typically buy my snowpants from stores in town like Target or Walmart, but I always end up needing to buy another pair halfway through the winter due to holes in the pants. I know kids play hard outside, but that was frustrating. I did a lot of product reviewing here on amazing and found these snowpants. The quality is great and I could tell the durability was different than what I've had in the past. My 6 year old snowboards and loves being out in the snow. Not a single hole all winter long.

After 2 winters in Northern Colorado, where our early fall and late springs snows are VERY WET, I'm done with cheap $20 Target/Walmart snow bibs that are "water resistant"! The big snows are the ones my kids want to play for hours outside, yet they end up soaked to the bone on their rear end/legs with cheap snow bibs . SO I ordered these TSLA "waterproof" snow bibs and Eddie Bauer waterproof bibs (higher price point) and put them both to the water hose test today - in August! I'm going to be…

These run VERY small. I bought a 14/16, and they were smaller than a size 12 in another brand. Other than that, they seem to be good quality.