Columbia Kids' Snowslope II Bib Snow Pants

When theses "snow pant" arrived I was beyond disappointed at how THIN these pants are. They should be considered fall/spring pants with a tiny bit of insulation for warmth. Wish they were sold with a actual temperature rating instead of 60 grams of insulation which is useless for determining warmth in relation to temperature. These pants don't really feel any thicker or warmer than a standard insulated/lined splash pant for a fraction of the cost. I bought these on sale for close to half off, I would have a hard time paying for that for "snow pant" of that thickness & warmth, let alone for their full price! I'm returning as these will be useless to keep my daughter warm as the weather gets colder and colder.

These are thinner / less insulated than I expected. However, they kept my daughter adequately warm (daily daycare days in BC interior). They were also remarkably waterproof (not 100% but nearly). They were durable. Only thing I would say is they fit a little small / thin. Daughter is about 75th percentile height and 50th percentile weight for height. She just turned 4 and the 4T is a bit short/snug even with legs let out.

Super cute. Haven’t tried it in the cold yet but looks like it will definitely be warm and effective for our trip to Alaska

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is exactly what I needed for my 2 year old’s first snow filled vacation. This paired with the matching jacket was great for just playing in the snow as well as her first go on skis. I paired it with some fleece lined leggings and my daughter was comfy cozy for her time outside. Sizing is pretty true to size. I opted for a 3T so that she could grow into them for a couple of more seasons.

Great sizing and fit for my grandson. Nice and warm.

They arrived today. Sizing is on point, but being the most expensive toddler bib online, you would expect it to be made for durability and warm. Instead, it is a thin material, barely has any insulation and lacks any reinforcement at the knees or cuff/heel. In the northeast, they would not last playing in the backyard in a snow let alone on a sled at the park or slope. Maybe good for a quick walk but that is about it. Returning them for the Columbia Double Flake that offers more than double the insulation, reinforced knees/cuff and a jacket (nice to have backup). Definitely not made for active kids in the northeast.

These are very barely thicker than rain pants. We didn’t get a chance to try them out to see if they’re secretly warm anyway, but I wouldn’t have been willing to test them at this price point even if they did fit. My son just turned 4, 42”tall, and just moved into 4T clothing but these are more than an inch above the ground even barefoot. No way they would stay over boots as he moved and played. I was shocked as his 3T Cat&Jack snowpants are longer. There was still an inch or so to adjust the straps but that wouldn’t have changed the inseam length. So bummed that we waited a week or so for these to even ship and another week to arrive. For what it’s worth, they do seem like they’d actually be waterproof (again, didn’t test them.)