MidwayUSA Men's Fraser Ridge Fleece Bibs Realtree Timber Camo Large Tall

Pros - Warm, Blocks the wind, Very quiet, Deep front pockets that are great for electric handwarmers, True to size, Easy to put on over boots with the zippered legs, Cargo pockets on each side, Two chest pockets, Chest zipper that runs from the crotch to the to of the bibs for easy getting in and out of unlike overalls. Cons - Bulky, Shoulder straps seem cheap but have held up so far, Only one front zipper that runs from the crotch area to the top of the bibs (if you need to take care of "business" behind a tree, you can't pull up a second zipper from the crotch area to unzip that area of the bibs. You have to unzip your coat and if wearing any clothes under the coat and over the bibs you have to put your hand underneath those clothes and reach up to the top of the bibs to pull down the zipper to get to what you need to get at. Would be a lot more convenient if there were two zippers installed for this.) I have worn these bibs and the Fraser Ridge Fleece Coat out in windy near zero and below zero temps in a tree stand and stayed warm. I wear Cabela's Men's E.C.W.C.S. Polar Weight Hoodie and pants as a base layer, and either a lightweight, midweight, or heavier fleece lined hoodie (depending on temps and type of activity, like sitting or stalking), 85% minimum Merino wool socks, and the Fraser Ridge coat and bibs. I have rifle and crossbow hunted in this set up and it worked great Shot two deer from a 25' high tree stand with deer less than 20 yards away with a crossbow. I had to reach around and grab the crossbow off the hook screwed into the side of the tree and bring it up to my shoulder to aim and fire off the shot. The coat and bibs didn't make any noise while performing this movement in a very quiet wooded environment.