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87 Reviews
SoftballMom
Fits great on my 14 year old she’s 5’2 about 120lbs
whoah
Pants were stylish and a good fit. Kept me warm and dry through snow, rain and wind.
DadofFour
My daughter (a fickle pre-teen) loves these. I was worried she'd bawk cause they weren't a more esteemed brand, but they're great and they cost what they should've instead of designer prices. They're just snow pants, right?!? NF and PTGNIA take notice!
Ineng
I bought this for my daughter for a ski trip to Lake Tahoe. My daughter loved the fit ,feel comfy and warm. She requested for a different color for spare on her next snow activities. The price is affordable and nice style.
Christinmj
Perfect for my daughter, nice pants. Kept her warm.
GrantsMom
So, I'm 5'2" tall, about 130 lbs. I was trying on women's ski pants and they were too long and too high in the waist. I saw these and they looked like they might fit. I tried on an XL in these and they fit perfect. The length and the waist hit me in the right areas. I never knew I could fit in kids clothes and they would fit better than women's! I was so excited to find pants that fit. Also found out that the girls XL jacket fit me as well. Fits like a Petite Small. Amazing. These are also really nice pants with extra pockets.
snow53
Nice looking but they are not durable. They got a couple small holes in them after one time sledding. This has never happened to any other snow pants - even cheaper ones. Very disappointed and hoping I can return them.
Jess931
The picture shows brand logo on the left lower (on black pants) but there’s none. Not sure if i’ve gotten the right product. It feels comfortable and warm though.
fruitl88p
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So happy I decided to get my daughter these pants. She's four and with the OUTGROWN system she'll be able to wear them next year too, I hope. I love that they're pants and not the kind with straps.
lizery
I purchased these snowpants so I could enjoy playing outside with my kiddos. They are exactly what I was hoping for. I'm 5'1" and about 110# after 2 kiddos. They are roomy enough for sweats underneath.
karla25
I bought two pairs of these snow pants for a ski trip for my 5 and 6 year old girls and they were great. A bit long for the 5 year old, but that was to be expected. Kept them nice and warm all day.
Dawn66
I purchased these snow pants for my granddaughter. She is very skinny and I was concerned they would be to big for her. They cinch in At the waist so that they don’t fall off of her. The color was a perfect match to her new coat. They appear to be warm and very functional.
Brette
My daughters love these snow pants. They have fleece material around the waist/rear and they loves that. There are snow cuffs on the ankles, but they aren’t as high quality as the Bugaboo, but they aren’t as expensive either. These don’t come with the Omni tech either, so if you plan to be out in below freezing temps for long durations, consider upgrading or remember to utilize thicker base layers to compensate. As always, we always shop Columbia first for our ski/snow gear. You can’t beat the quality.
Stephanieg
I ordered a XS and they're a bit big, but they've lasted us two winters so far! They're very high quality.
Car215
My 4 year old wears a size 5 in pants. The xxs were getting a little tight so had to size up to the xs. They are a little long right now but will be perfect for next winter.
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