Arctic Shield

plan on using while afield hunting just wished sizes were mentioned at the outset I may have ordered a size larger

This is my first pair of bibs, but I wanted something warm to wear while working outside in our pole barn & around the house. Really warm & easy to get in and out of. The stitching, zippers, & insulation are good quality. Purchased for under $50, these were a steal. I give 4 stars, because the waistline is a little big for me, but with a couple layers underneath they fit pretty well.

I wear a size 9 boot and got the Medium. They work with most of my boots, but if Sierra had a large size I would have gotten them instead of the Mediums. Go large.

I bought mine at the end of the season whent the price dropped. I didn't use them for nearly a year. When weather dropped below 20 degrees, they had virtually no effect, even with two Hotpocket hand warmers in each. I had the exact same experience with their "system" gloves. I notice that the price of these has radically dropped. I plan to buy the big bulky ones next time.

My husband has yet to use these socks (water isn't cold enough here yet.) He likes to wade in the winter and is allergic to wool, so this looks like it will be a good alternative. The socks are soft and seem like they'll be warm and there's room for another pair of socks under them if needed.

Bought these for my wife. Because when her feet get cold the hunt's over.

My foot size is 11 so I ordered the XL sock. The socks look like they would be great but they are too big. When I put my waders on, the sock bunches up inside the wader foot and is uncomfortable. The sock needs to have a tighter fit so that when waders are worn, the sock doesn't bunch up inside the boot.

If you don't have confidence in your boots, have no fear! With these socks you could ditch the boots, and make your way home warm and dry with these babies! I am going to buy a few pair for my wife who keeps stealing mine for slippers :-)

These were on closeout the size is larger, but they will keep my feet warm during cold weather fishing.

I thought these would be a good alternative to neoprene stockings but they don't appear to be designed as socks. The semi-rigid bottoms make them more like slippers. I put low-cut socks on, then these "socks" and pull them up over my warmups to use as slippers around the house. There is no way you could wear these comfortably inside any of my waders. They would bunch up if I could even get the waders on. Look elsewhere or call them what they really are.