Customer Reviews The North Face Freedom Insulated Bib

Didn't fit Too small. No exchange option available

I don't like that you have to completely undress to use the washroom. Other brands have zippers in bib style pants. For what you're paying all you get is brand

I am a true medium and these are tight..especially in the upper leg and torso. Order at least one size up! Especially if you have athletic legs

I ended up returning these for fit. They'd probably do the job as all North Face gear does but the the M was very tight and the L was very loose. I'm 5'6", medium-build, 150lbs.

No clips to undo the bibs. Not practical.

I bought these in solid magenta on sale. And honestly it wasn't worth any more than the sale price. The fit was a slim fit. When bending down I felt like I was out of breath. Sizing up would have been way too long, and short length pants aren't an option where I am (more inclusive sizing and designs pls!). Also movement felt restricted for skiing and brisk walks. OK for snowboarding. I wore this bib this past 2021/22 season and it soaks through whenever there's any wet snow or drizzle. So I think the water repellency should be downgraded to water resistant, NOT WATERPROOF. North Face made a terrible strategic decision of getting rid of Goretex. The "DryVent" tech is mostly marketing, and the rating is mystifying at best. At least I know Goretex works, and the waterproofing rating would help consumers choose the right product for their purposes. That's really disappointing as I love the practicality of The North Face's clothing compared to many other outdoor brands. On a positive note. they look cute and the pockets do their job! The zipper pulls are easy enough to maneuver with winter gloves on.

I used to trust The North Face for high-quality outdoor gear, but my recent experience has completely changed my opinion. The quality has significantly declinedmaterials feel cheap, stitching comes apart far too soon, and the durability is nothing like what it used to be. For the premium prices they charge, you'd expect products to last, but that's no longer the case. To make matters worse, their customer service is absolutely horrible. Trying to get a warranty claim or even a simple response is a nightmare. Long wait times, unhelpful representatives, and a refusal to stand behind their products make the entire process frustrating. Instead of resolving issues, they seem more interested in making excuses. For a brand that once had a great reputation, it's shocking how far they've fallen. If you're considering buying from The North Face, save yourself the hassle and look elsewhere. There are plenty of brands that offer better quality and actually care about their customers.

I bought these snow pants to replace an already existing pair. Sadly the fit was way off. The pants were super baggy in the lower leg.