Arctix Men's Essential Snow Pants

Great value for the money paid. Excellent quality, comfortable & very warm! True to size. Not too bulky. Excellent for snow skiing

Good fit, quality, warm and dry

Originally, I bought and returned the Arctix Cargo Snow pants. The sizing on the Cargo style was off in my opinion. These essential snow pants are more accurate sizing. The length on the regular is shown as 32 inch and on the Cargo pants that was way off as those were much longer. On these Essential snow pants the length was as expected. I also found the waist in the Cargo style smaller than expected while the Essential style was more accurate. For these Essential snow pants, I find them a good bargain. They are decently constructed and I think will work well for my use which is taking the dog out in winter and shoveling. I have worn them a few times now and they are warm and provided wind and wet protection. These are very very much like the Cargo syle other than the sizing seems much better.. I don't expect they will last a lifetime but for my occassional non-extreme use, I expect some years. I think the snaps and velcro waist closure is weak, but ok. The adjustable waist feature give small flexibility but I largely think it doesn't do much due to its design. I ordered a size up in these so that I could wear over pants or not over pants. These fit good over pants, but not over pants they are a little loose and the adjustable waist isn't firm enough to help a lot. I added a belt and now I am set. The boot gaitors on these also seem more appropriately size where I think the ones are the Cargo are super large. I am happy with these especially for the price. I'd not pay more.

I’m a 30x30 in men’s jeans (I can fit into a 29 if they’re stretch waist, but 30 is my true size). I got the medium thinking it would be nice for thermals and stuff underneath. Well, they’re big. Even with the straps all the way tight I need to use a belt. They do have a belt loop thankfully, so I will keep them. If you’re a 30” waist, I’d recommend trying the smalls, as they seem to be over-sized by design (they thought of layering too, it appears, and made them large). The medium work with a belt, but seriously the waist is easily over 34”, they fall right off even when tightened. That said I haven’t tried them with thermals, that will help.Anyway, they’re super warm, I’m sitting here inside with them on and they’re too hot to keep on. They’re very clearly made of a water resistant material, like most snow pants I had growing up. The bottoms are large, but you can tuck them in boots or you can fold them and cuff it to make them tight. Inside on the bottom of the leg, there is a separate tight stretch piece (pictured). That’s kind of cool, let’s you cuff the big part and still have that section to tuck in boots or let rest on top.I like them, they’re really nice, just don’t size up unless you’re going to be wearing a ton of stuff inside and using a belt/suspenders.

I'm new to snow gear. Thick nylon fabric with Velcro and a zipper. The pull clips are not snaps, btw. But I'm a large man and these fit over my existing sweat pants and have an inner elastic gusset on the ankles. Very good quality for the price IMHO. Bending over might be a different story, but they actually are generously sized and comfortable. They'll keep the cold out. They should last a long time. Very heavy duty.

Runs short. My son's inseam is 29. We ordered 29 inseam and they were about two inches too short. We ordered 31 inseam and they fit well. That being said, they are very well made and look really good.

It kept me warm for the first few hours on the mountain, but for any longer trips the cold got right through. Compared to other products I've tried, this is middle ground of quality for a high price.

Great ski pants! Kept my husband warm and dry while skiing in Jackson Hole! They fit him perfectly! Hes a big guy! Very impressed with the quality!