A lightweight, big mountain/freeride bib that can handle a bit of billy goating on alpine ascents. The Supernaut R is light—only 1 lb 9.9 oz. – as it’s crafted from ultra-light, waterproof Gore-Tex Pro. Testers noted that the fit flared out from the articulated knees to a slightly wider ankle than expected, but the Cordura reinforced inner hems were able to deal with a stray crampon strike without ripping. While the fabric is unbeatable (Gore-Tex Pro is top-of-the-line when it comes to being both breathable and waterproof), the design is what makes this piece such a backcountry assassin. A transceiver pocket on the chest, large thigh pockets and detachable suspenders all come in handy. Testers loved the full front zip and the easy-to-engage side zips when powering up sidecountry bootpacks in the Rocky Mountains. A stretchy lumbar panel meant a more responsive and less irritating fit, which was appreciated by in-bounds skiers as much as backcountry bound testers.
Tester Quote: “These were so light, I didn’t think I’d be warm enough. But even with a single pair of long john’s underneath, the Gore-Tex Pro kept me warm when it was 12 degrees out. Scrambling above cliffs, climbing couloirs with crampons, skiing waist deep pow—these pants are primed for all of my favorite action in the mountains.”
Bottom Line: Once you try this bib, you won’t be going back to your old ski pants. Ultra light, strong and waterproof, this smart design is perfect for those who love the uphill as much as the downhill
Key Features:
Size: S - XL
Weight: 1 lb 9.9 oz
Materials: Gore-Tex Pro (3-Layer)