Big Horn Guide Bibs

Big Horn Guide Bibs feature the following:

• Bibs are made using the same 4-layer, breathable and waterproof Aqualex™ material that we use to make our men's and Fly Girl Waders and the Big Horn Jacket. There is no other material currently available that will offer the durability, comfort and complete waterproof reliability that this fabric offers!
• Our bibs feature extremely large ankle openings to make it easier to put them on or take them off even while wearing heavy boots. This opening is sealed using a watertight zipper that is covered with an Aqualex™ panel, held tightly with Velcro™ strips at the bottom to keep them tight to the user's ankle for safety
• Large cargo pockets are located on both the right and left leg to hold important items within easy reach. There is a large Aqualex™ flap and a zipper on each cargo pocket that adds double the protection to keep water out of the pockets
• Just in case of accidents, there are two drain holes at the bottom of each pocket to keep them dry inside
• Wallets or other personal items are always protected and within easy reach of the sportsman because we've added a third pocket on the right hip. This pocket is also made of Aqualex™, including the flap, and has a zipper under the flap plus two drain holes at the bottom
• We're taking no short cuts to ensure you stay warm and dry in our guide bibs. Even though we have designed a functional storm flap held tightly with Velcro™ strips over the front zipper, we have used a watertight zipper system to ensure that no water gets inside even when you're out when only ducks should be flying!
• One of our most popular features on our W&M Essentials Breathable Waders is the built in Back Support System. So, we've included the same 2 1/2", heavy-duty belt and 5" wide, closed cell foam lumbar support. Now your back doesn't have to hurt during hours of action as you stand in your boat, battling trophies in a driving rain!
• When the weather is exceptionally stormy, wear your bibs up for complete coverage. However, on milder days or in quickly changing conditions, simply remove the shoulder straps, fold the top of the bibs inside, and quickly convert to comfortable pants. Many anglers will wear them like this all the time