Quiksilver Utility Bib 2023 Review by The Good Ride

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Swipe Right: Good Price. Good fit for a slim build.

Swipe Left: Tight in the ribs for thicker guys. Not good for wet weather.

Summary

The Quiksiliver Utility Bib has a very good price and a great fit for slim riders but stay away from it if you run on the thicker side in the chest/ribs like I do.

How This Review Happened:  A big thanks to Gravity Sports at Mt Bachelor for giving us access to this.  

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Quiksilver Utility Snowboard Bib Review: How It Fits And Who It Is For

How This Review Happened:  A big thanks to Gravity Sports at Mt Bachelor for giving us access to this.  

James’ Pants Specs
Size: Medium
Height: 5’10”
Weight 185 lbs
Waist 32-33
Hips 40”
Inseam 30”
Upper Thigh 23.5”
Middle Thigh 21.5”
Calves 16.5”

Fit

The Quiksiliver Utility Bib is tight in the chest and ribs. The waist is fine though.

Construction

Good enough for this price point.

Waterproofing/Breathability

I wouldn’t recommend the Quiksiliver Utility Bib for anyone that see’s a lot of wet weather. It’s best for light snow and sunny weather but it should be able to hang in some wet snow from time to time with a 15k waterproof rating. Hard to say though based on an in studio review.

Pockets

There is a good amount of pockets and you won’t be lacking here.

Gaiters/Cuffs

Standard stuff that works fine.

Venting

The vents are a little low on the leg with the Quiksiliver Utility Bib and I wish they started higher and went higher to vent the crotch more.

Liner

Micro fleece in the butt and hamstring with a taffeta like liner throughout the rest of the Quiksiliver Utility Bib

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