Pants for chairlift riding?

[AK47bp]

Kooteney’s got a hot ass.


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[TCNROMPER]

https://www.awning-design.com/shop/p/womenssogfreebib

My friend has just begun making bibs for this specific purpose. She she started with a woman's drop this year, mens drop will be next year. The idea is 100% PVC coated material in the butt and thighs with 20k/20k panels for better articulation and breathability the remainder of the panels. Ideal for riding lifts in wet environments (Mount Baker/PNW).

[VTskibum]

Plastic bag under your pants has worked for me across PNW, VT, and now PA wet-pow days.

More inconspicuous than the actual products and works pretty well.


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[kootenayskier]

https://www.awning-design.com/shop/p/womenssogfreebib

My friend has just begun making bibs for this specific purpose. She she started with a woman's drop this year, mens drop will be next year. The idea is 100% PVC coated material in the butt and thighs with 20k/20k panels for better articulation and breathability the remainder of the panels. Ideal for riding lifts in wet environments (Mount Baker/PNW).

That’s what I’ve been looking for.

[NuclearNachos21]

those look pretty sweet. are the pvc sections noticably stiffer than normal 3l or 2l fabric?


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[Name Redacted]

BITD some friends of mine in the PNW had some sweet Volcom pants made out of PVC. Made for riding in the rain at Baker. The vents pretty much had to be open or your nether regions turned into a jungle immediately.

[XXX-er]

i talked to a AUZ guy in Kelowna who had a sheep skin store, he told me he had sold skins to snow boarders those ground dwellers would put them inside their warm ups, fuzz side up would be nice eh

Just west on that highway is Big White at > a mile high which IME is almost always above the freezing level AND often in the fog

The base at red is at 3900' I can remember driving the Blueberry Paulsen to the Koots for work ( < 5000' summit) in drivivng rain thinking I bet the resort was getting hammered

[TCNROMPER]

those look pretty sweet. are the pvc sections noticably stiffer than normal 3l or 2l fabric?


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Definitely more stiff, but the way they are cut with a mix of panels makes it non-problematic. They articulate well and don’t feel awkward.

[stuckathuntermtn]

Never hurts to whip your own seat before sitting down either (if the liftie hasn't)

This is also doable

[Core Shot]

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The only solution! Sorry!

ass turtle definitely is the way to go

Skiing while Asian is not a crime


Grundens make sense. Although it sounds fishy.

I guess the problem is we all want breathable. But back in the day shit had pvc lining and no breath

[yeahman]

Ass gasket looks like a good compromise to me between all the options covered in here. Beavertail probably works the best but I'd rather not have something flapping around behind me. Special waterproof pants, nah.

Living in Montana, the days I actually need anything for wet skiing are few and far between. Occasional swamp ass ain't gonna kill me.

[Rideski]

I'm compelled to start a spoof thread called
Rants For Chairlift Riding?
But I don't want to be the originator of a rant thread.
You're welcome.

[MagnificentUnicorn]

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Living in Montana, the days I actually need anything for wet skiing are few and far between. Occasional swamp ass ain't gonna kill me.

The ass cape usually has straps for your thighs so it doesn’t flap around


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[2FUNKY]

Ass gasket looks like a good compromise to me between all the options covered in here. Beavertail probably works the best but I'd rather not have something flapping around behind me. Special waterproof pants, nah.

Living in Montana, the days I actually need anything for wet skiing are few and far between. Occasional swamp ass ain't gonna kill me.

You don’t even notice it. Yeah, for MT it’s a non issue. I’ll be rocking mine tomorrow here. Dry bum ftw!
I’ve never seen one with leg straps nor would I want them.


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[stuckathuntermtn]

That turtle is cute and all, but it's fuzzy so you'll be back at square one rather quickly when all the wet snow clings to it.

[Evil E]

These should be perfect for you


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