Arc'teryx Theta SV Bib Pants Womens Medium Zinc Gray Gore-Tex Shell Canada Made

Waist (Flat Lay): 14.5 in, Rise: 18 in, Inseam: 28 in, Leg Opening: 11 in From an online review: It seems that Medium is the new Large. Rumour has it that people’s increasing girth is changing gear sizing and I have definitely noticed this with some of the brands I enjoy. Arc-teryx pants, for example, may run a little big for some. Don’t assume that you’ll be your “normal” size and make sure to try on a couple pairs and styles to see what fits best. The Theta SV bib is cut to fit like a glove…articulated knees, gusseted crotch –not too baggy and not too tight. Some of the others pants in the Arc’ line are a little bigger and more “fashion forward.” The Theta’s don’t have a lot of extra fabric flying around so be aware of this if you are considering a pair. Think bespoke more than zoot-suit. The bib is a super nice feature for powder skiing and colder days and I’m totally sold on bibs because of the protection they provide. It may be a matter of personal taste but if you have yet to go bib, give it a try; you may never look back. The bib part of the Thetas fit nicely too. I am a thin guy and enjoy the fact that I can tighten the little belt a bit to provide further sealage. The 480N GORE-TEX® Pro Shell 3L is the latest in the GORE-Tex line of fabrics and it seems, so far anyway, to be bombproof and breathable. The beauty of it is that you can wear different under-layers to accommodate different temps and uses. The softshell pants I have been running don’t have this kind of