La cesta está vacía
Seguir comprandoPicked For You
The ultimate bib for comfort, function & protection on rugged, dirty job sites.
We worked with our neighbor Dave Gottenborg, of Eagle Rock Ranch, to strip out any unnecessary weight and bulk, building the ultimate bib for ranch work, and beyond. It's water- and tear-resistant, midweight for warm weather comfort, and a perfect shell layer for cold weather. (The J2 slides easily over our B1, T1, and Cloud pants and shorts.) Dave and his wife, Jean, especially love the fit and feel, the built-in kneepads, and the fact that hay (finally!) doesn't stick to them during feeding time.
Articulated Knees
Improves range of motion when kneeling or squatting. Built-in removable knee pads.
Zippered Pockets
Secure chest and hand pockets to carry phones, gloves, hand tools, and more.
Reflective Eyesights
Reflective eyesights and T Hex on legs for job site visibility.
Molded Tool Loop
Removable Knee Pads
Zippered Pockets
Este producto ha recibido 4.5 de 5.0 estrellas.
Ha recibido 71 reseñas.
Overall rating: 4.549296 / 5 from 71 reviews.
The S2 WerkBib is praised for its great fit, useful knee pads, and outstanding quality, making it a valuable addition for ranch work and other activities. Customers appreciate its comfort and durability, especially during feeding time when hay doesn't stick.
Review topics: [size, fit, material, bibs, quality, improvement, weather, knee pads, pockets, legs, zipper, clothes, place, gear, wet, addition, pair, canvas, wind].
"I bought these because supposedly they are tough and hold up. I live in a remote village in Alaska, I work on heavy equipment and weld for a gold mine operation. I used them 3 days and the zipper failed. There is a saying up here "there's no bad weather just bad gear". Hopefully they will warranty these. Now all 3 days it rained and 1 day was heavy wind so far that part the bibs worked."
"Son is a truck driver and was constantly tearing his jeans and his shirts or getting grease all over them. He had bibs before but really didn't like them. He LOVES the zipper sides. Makes it so easy to get on/off. They stretch with all of his movements. Absolutely loves them."
"Love them. . . can't wait til winter lol yo see what winter wear is about"
"I enjoy them. PROS: They are not heavy canvas like Carhartt. They aren’t overly warm in cool temps but aren’t going to keep you warm in cold temps without layers, spring and fall wear, maybe mild winter. Knee pads are great. Zippers on and off easily. CONS: no back pockets. Material snags easily especially the knees. A raised nail will tear them (from experience). HOPES: add velcro flapped or zipper rear pockets. Heavier canvas or tough material on the knees."
"Great fit. Great stretch. Love the material."
"I like these overalls. They fit well but I did not wear them over other pants but I could have. I would have liked back podkets or the side pocket for my knife like the T1,2,3 pants have. I like the side zippers on the legs and that the front zipper works from the bottom up, much easier for taking a leak. The upper pockets are nice and large for my phone, pens, etc. The straps adjusted easily. The built in knee pads are a God send for my old boney knees. This pair is definitely warm and I may not be able to wear it again until Fall, but I have the S1 bubs too. Great addition to the lineup!"
"Great work bib, like the zipper."
"The quality is top-notch, as always."
"Love these bibs. I use them in my boat. Perfect for cool mornings. Easy on and off when the weather warms up."
"Ok I bought my second pair because I've never bworn anything as comfortable or practical as these bibs My only real concern is how well they hold up. My great pair I got in December show alot of wear because I've worn them a lot but I fell for 175__yhey should last a few years so I feel the lower leg needs to be a double layer other than that they are perfect. These are way better than the 1620 bib but not near as tuff but all around a way better bib. Please make a couple changes, hammer loop double lower leg ,add some colors and keep on trucking."
