Insulated Bib Overalls

[Western]

I never cared what brand they were, as long as the leg zipper went all the way up to the waist. That made it easier to get on and off with out removing my boots.

Amen to that!! I have one pair I hardly wear, just because the side zippers only go to the knees:banghead:

 

[Tollster]

I have a pair of Carhartt insulated bibs that I wouldn't be without too. I like those worn with a good jacket and layers to suit better than wearing insulated full coveralls.

Same here, I find the full one piece just a bit too binding in areas bending over and such. It also seems I can moderate the temperature better with my coat, either unzipping, or completed removal when doing heavy work.
I always try to reduce perspiration, as that leads to being cold, so layers give me more option's.

If I am plowing, the one piece works well, but shoveling after I plow.. not so great.. for extended periods of time..

 

[peterc38]

Our local Reny's (Maine stores) is a good place to look for Carhartt.

Renys rocks!

 

[peterc38]

I don't have the Bib overalls but I have the insulated coveralls (Dickies). Them suckers are warm. Don't recommend eatin beans before wearing though.

 

[Tomtint]

I have a pair of insulated overalls made by Carhart. Also have a full insulated jump suit by Schmidt. Both are toasty warm but I prefer the overalls. It seems to be easier to work in and less restrictive. If I start outside in the am all suited up, a couple hours later I may only need a sweatshirt and the overalls.

 

[GPintheMitten]

I like the bibs and jacket combo too. After working and getting warmed up you have some options.