Rush Selebukse Herre

These Bibs live up to expectations of the company. The product performs amazing.

Honestly, the product felt cheap. With a price tag that high, I feel like it should at least feel a bit more high quality. After reading reviews, I decided to return the product before it ripped/tore on me.

Super pleased with the rush bibs so far. Very light and flexible, totally keep out all water and snow and wind, while remaining quite breathable. I like the zipper configuration, the pockets are nice. The quads are on the tighter side, and the length (as with all arcteryx pants, seemingly) are definitely too long. While I haven't had any issues yet, I do worry a bit about the durability of the fairly thin and soft material. The straps are very comfortable, and the softer bib material around the waist feels like it isn't even there: perfect. Super comfortable while ripping through the resort and doing a bit of in-bounds hiking

After 5 days in the backcountry, these pants developed two tears near the cuff and above the cuff area. I would not recommend these pants to anyone looking for something to last more than a year in one piece. Very disappointing product, clearly not designed "fit for purpose". Grab yourself a pair of Mammut or Peak Performance pants instead of these, or buy something for 1/3 cost that is more durable.

Bought these recently and have used them a few times already. Comfortable and light, this gore Tex bib fits and moves comfortably without being too heavy.

Downhill, they keep out wind and hold warmth. Uphill, these pants bail heat and humidity. Have only had them one week but plan to jettison my other bibs and ski pants for only these!

Bought these for ski touring in Alaska and they are amazing. Great movement and so light. The fit is awesome. I am 6'3, 230lbs and went with the XL and glad I did. It would be great if Arc'teryx released these in a tall, but otherwise 10/10.

I recently purchased the Arc'teryx Rush Bib Pants and was initially impressed by their fit and comfort. However, after just two days of use in the backcountry, I was disappointed to find that the leg cuffs had already started tearing. This was a major disappointment, especially considering the high price tag of these pants. While the fit and comfort of the pants were excellent, the lack of durability was unacceptable. I had high expectations for these pants, given that they are advertised as being suitable for backcountry use, but they simply did not hold up to the rigors of the wilderness. Overall, while the Arc'teryx Rush Bib Pants may fit well and be comfortable, they are not durable enough for backcountry use. For the price, I expected much better performance and durability, and was ultimately disappointed by their lack of longevity. I agree with @Jaspreets comment in all points.

I bought these pants a few days ago to use for back country skiing. The pants failed after 2 trips abrasion near the boot cuff and currently arcteryx won't work on non warranty repairs. I'm out riding a 700+ dollar set of pants that are not durable enough. Pros: -Plenty of space in the quads, nice length and good enough space around the boots. -Well placed zippers. Accessible and logically placed. - suspender adjustment is quick and easy. -packable and light weight. -Stretch backing around the bib upper, really helpful when hunching over etc, movement doesn't feel restricted. Cons: - no reinforced cuff on the back of the pants just on the inside of the ankle. Np80x is durable but not the same as a tpu reinforced material. Bindings and boards are hard goods and will wear though anything even after a single brush. - no full length leg zippers ( I loved the fact that the beta sv bibs had this feature) changing or going to the bathroom was amazing. (I wish they had kept the beta sv bibs and just made updates to them). - fabric choice (wish they had used a blend of np80x and np-140 keeping the bib light and reinforced in high wearing areas. -Only 1 long zipper on the right hand side. Running the left side zipper to a longer length would be better at helping control temperature when touring and needing to vent off extra heat. - a 3rd zipper (when combined with a longer zipper) would allow you to open the vents on the bib and adjust how much of it is open (when you're touring and running into smaller brush, rather than snagging, close off the vent in the lower portion and allow heat to still escape).

I had the previous version of these pants. Both XL. This new pair is about 4 inches longer than my last pair and the inseam in the groin area is smaller. Super disappointed in these. I guess I’m no longer a customer.

Amazing weather protection and breathability, even without using the side openings. Easy to put on with the side zipper. Adjusting the boots its easy as well. The four pockets are convenient to store food, arva, etc, but I would make one of the upper ones bigger to fit a smartphone easily. I'm 175cm and 62kg, size S fits well in waist, length is also fine but I find the legs too wide.

These are good bib pants but tight. A medium in most pants is too big but the small fits my waist and torso good except it is tight in the quads. I can feel it even when I'm just putting it on. It even tighter trying to layer underneath. I really like the stretch material around the abs.

I bought these after last years debacle with fit of the Micon bib pant model. (Silly me I cut the tag too soon!) The functions and features were improved to match the 2012 Stinger over the 2021 Micon but the fit isn’t quite there yet. I wear a large in most everything 6’2 , 200lbs. But they are not large enough in the quad area. Eliminated the wedgy problem of the Micon but no room for more than a single base layer in the quad. Maybe 2023 will be the year for new pants…

Tried them out for the first time and they are very well made, very light, and fit nicely. I’m 6’4 and the XL fits perfectly. Only thing left is to see how long they last.

I haven't had them on snow yet, but after a long search, these have the feature set I was looking for and fit perfectly. The softshell bib fits like a gentle corset, the hem length is perfect and doesn't ride up when striding or bending, overall they spit the difference between baggy and tight, the cuff protection is the same bomber material as the pro pants, and I'm pretty confident the 70D Nylon with Gore Most Rugged fabric will perform. The only unknown is how they hold up over time.

Have not skied in them yet. They feel like my other pair, so they should do just fine.