Carhartt mens Storm Defender Force Midweight Bib Overall

Buy your regular size, they are sized to fit over your clothes.I've ridden my motorcycle for an hour at a time in the pouring rain and they kept me pretty dry. They would be hard to put on over boots in a downpour, but so is any rain gear.They're light enough that if your on a road trip and expect to ride through rain you can just put them on when you leave and you won't get too hot as long as it's less than 85f out.

These are great, bought them for my boyfriend who is a plumber and they have kept him warm. Very durable. Definitely recommend.

I bought this for working in the snow and rain. It doubled well as ski pants, if that’s your thing. Completely water resistant. Also very comfortable. Not a bunch of pockets like the regular carhartt bibs though. I wear these with long Johns and sweatpants. Works great, would recommend to anyone working around moisture.

I ordered 2x large - could have used it as clown suit - waist was approx 6ins to big and the legs about 5ins too long - I tried to exchange for a smaller size, Amazon did not like the idea of that - advised to send it back and reorder the problem was the price had increased by a $100 or more - who is up to avaricious monkey business Amazon or the vendor - could this be a sign of the times - of maximize the profits - I hope they never sell a single one Harry F

Size perfectly to what it suggested. Husband loves them, easy to work in yet keeps him warm and dry

Rain gear for Oregon is a must and these not only keep the rain off but are warm as well. Husband is 6’4” 210 and these fit a bit bigger than expected but will be perfect for layering over and under in the rainy and cold weather coming soon.

Fit exactly as expected. Kept me dry and was thick enough to keep me warms when it was colder but still thin enough to wear when it got warmer while fishing

This is my 2nd pair and I really want to like them but for how expensive they are I think I am going to have to switch brands. The zippers keep breaking on them and I can’t get them warrantied or fixed from Carhartt. Would be some good overalls if they lasted more than 6 months.

I love Carhartt, best brand out there for work gear. This set of overalls however is a rare miss.Pros: I like the front zip and the leg zips make it super easy to take on and off and the chest pockets are great and keep the stuff inside dry (for now) even if the pocket is unzipped. Material inside does breath and I don't feel like I'm sweating all day like the other rubberized pairs I've had in the past but...Cons: I've only worn them one day and I had high hopes the outer material wouldn't easily saturate with most fluids and not just repel water but other nasty fluids as well. Unfortunately the water repellent only works on water and as a Sanitation worker, I'm exposed to many other gross liquids which not only don't bead off but also reduce the water repellent to bring completely useless unusually fast. This doesn't give me high hopes that when I wash them that the water repellent will improve. I guess I just spent 200 bucks for a single day use because I'm guessing Amazon won't let me return them since they've been worn but hey who knows I'll check.... Other cons: most Carhartts to have awesome back/front/side leg pockets I assumed these would too but alas no normal front or bum pockets and instead 2 ridiculous poofy giant pockets on the outside front mid thigh. The quality is also not what is expect from a 200 dollar half set of rain gear. Just not what I expected and definitely didn't expect to get wet on day 1 in them