Rush Bib Pant Men's

Almost perfect ski touring bib pant! It has all the right features and it fits as described. The only improvement that could be made and something to be mindful of as user, is the boot snow skirt tends to be quite fragile and tears easily when taking on and off of the boot for transitions. Something that happens very frequently ski touring. Having said that, when compared to the competition, this piece of equipment rocks!

The small is not small. They stopped making the extra small size which means that if you have a smaller waist than a 32 these will not fit. Which means now we have to wait a whole year so that they hopefully fix the sizing and bring back the XS. This is the same issue for the Sabre bib. Big disappointment.

I love these bibs. Used them for a full season in the resort this year and was really impressed with the fit and the way they lie on the legs. Nice and trim without any fabric pinching or bunching. Would recommend for anyone who needs a solid pair of bibs for really any ski applications!

perfect and simple, nice colour, easy to wear and put off...

Just bought these for a ski trip and I got 10 days of backcountry in them before the cuff ripped and the zipper completely malfunctioned. I have primary used arcteryx for years and never had an issue. The brand has gone way downhill and they don’t stand behind the quality of the items. It’s no longer reliable or “Rugged Technology”. Very sad.

My Beta SV bibs bubbled up and leaked. Fortunately, Back Country Academy is in town. They leak tested them and gave me a code for Warranty Replacement which is great. I replaced them with the only viable alternative, the Rush Bib as Beta SV was discontinued a couple years back. My first impressions: Light weight Comfy fit in thigh, but tight in rear especially at end of turn No reverse fly!!!! Phone cozy in pocket...big selling feature these days i guess??? Can't offer any durability feed back as they are new, but don't expect them to resist wear like Beta SV, but hoping I'm wrong Sure would love to see full Beta SV line make a comeback Arcteryx for the most part only got favourable reviews back in the day

I own plenty of arc products. Durability and quality has taken a major hit in the last few years. The new Rush are no exception. Design and fit, fine for me (5’10 150 lbs). Durability and new material choice, poor. I own other Rush line products from pre-2019, bulletproof. The 2024 Rush bibs are air permeable, questionable materials choice, and very very poor material choice. When spending $700, I personally didn’t want a lightweight touring pant. Wish I read previous reviews on poor durability prior. Unfortunately I can’t recommend these, and will be looking elsewhere for resort/touring pants that are a) higher quality and b) less than $700. Sad to see a quality brand take such a hit after the acquisition in 2019. The declination shows. Huge bummer. I’d look elsewhere as the Rush line isn’t worth it anymore with such quality products out there.

Jan2024- second pair of Rush Bibs (first are about 4-5years old). These new pair (purchased in Jan2024), are not nearly the quality or toughness of the previous versions. Unfortunately the Rush Line has gone downhill in recent years (I have an 2019 Rush, and have tried on 2024 Rush). Can’t say I recommend anymore.

Have used the Rush Bib for about 25 days now for both fun and work. Pros: Supper nice fit and patterning. They are protective, comfy, breathable, seem sturdy enough, and look good too. I like the long side vents. Even though only one of the goes all the way up, it is till enough to go for a #2 without having to take the pant off. Cons: 1. A double central zipper would make it much easier to pee (for men). 2. No loop to clip transceiver in the right side leg pocket (the only one with a transceiver inner pocket).

I purchased these in 2012 (12 years ago) and they are still getting the job done. I ski about 15 -20 days per season, and never worry about the conditions. The Gore-Tex Pro still keeps me completely dry and warm with one base layer. It looks like the design has slightly changed (the angle of the top pockets) but my phone and keys go in top pockets and there is plenty of room in the thigh pockets for my kids gloves, goggles or other items on warmer days. Everything about these has stood the test of time. Zippers, buttons, and straps all continue to work perfectly year after year. If you purchase these and take care of them, they will take care of you for many years to come.

These pants are made with weak fabric. The sad / insulting thing about these bibs isn't that ArcTeryx accidentally made them with a material that isn't durable, it's that they intentionally made them with a material that will wear out quickly. Am I slanderous? No - consider these facts: 1. If that wasn't the intent, why do the pro version (Ski Guide Bibs) get 140d fabric instead of 70d, for an almost identical pant? 2. If that wasn't the intent (betting AT will claim they are designed for different purposes) why can't regular folks, who keep ArcTeryx in business, buy those durable pants? Because they'd rather you buy a new $700 pair every year vs give you the option of something durable. Sad!

Finally got out to use these for a 5 day trip. Pants are OK with some big misses by Arcteryx designers (which may or may not be intentional). Used in a trip that started cold (-20) and ended hot (0) with snow throughout. Hit: Nice material. Good water proofing. Stayed dry and warm underneath. Good crampon patch. Good fit with harness. Nice fit allows you to squat and move around while leaving space for layering without being baggy. Good middle ground between euro tight and snowboarder baggy. Multi material bib keeps you dry and breathes while keeping pow out. No sharp hooks on gaiters. Pockets are nicely sized. Miss: The crotch zipper either needs to be shorter or needs a second pull so that you (if youre a guy) dont need to undo your backpack and jacket to pee. Huge oversight there. The upper bib pockets dont need to be diagonal/horizontal pockets, they need vertical pockets. BOTH side zips need to go up all the way. It is not possible to use the bathroom if youre a woman or if you need to take a "bush break" without basically fully removing all your clothes, which is silly. Would be fine in a resort bib but these are most definitely not for the resort! Last complaint is minor, the leg vent zips are too close to the edge of the thigh pocket zips and when you have stuff in the pockets it can be hard to close the vents and vice versa if the vents are open it can be hard to open or close the pocket zips.

This is easily the worst Arc’teryx product in existence. The fit is weird, very tight in the crotch and the back and loose around the legs. Good luck trying to squat on these.

I've had a couple days of backcountry with these plants and so far so good. You should know what will you buy before you get them though. It's a lightweight highly breathable (for goretex) pants with a low denier meaning that they will be fragile. If you need a bombproof bib to ski station this isn't it. If you only ski tight trees and bushwalk a lot, also not the right product. The only complain I have is the front zipper. If you have a side full zip, you don't need a zip on front they goes all the way up. If you want to relieve yourself on the side of the trail, you need to open your jacket and unzip from the top of the bid. Pocket on the top could also be bigger with that in mind and a reverse zip install at the crouch make it easy for the access. Other than that, bomber pants if you know what they are for

Absolutely terrible. DO NOT BUY. Wore once at the resort and got multiple tears around the cuffs. Called Arc'teryx customer service and was told there's nothing they can do. For $700 you'd think their warranty would be slightly better. Not sure what Arc'teryx was thinking when they made these out of easily tearable 70D. By far the worst product Arc'teryx makes.