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Source: Snowmass Village Sun

As ski resorts start to open, my husband and I have been making turns — and have generally been out and about — reviewing both men’s and women’s gear for the upcoming winter. Stio Men’s Environ Bib My husband is the first to admit he isn’t easy to please when it comes to ski gear. He needs garments that allow for a full range of motion and don’t hinder his ability (or perceived ability) to move freely. The Environ Bib by Stio has him stoked. Not only does it offer great body articulation, but also the design and construction are obviously made for weather, durability and comfort. Starting from top, the suspender straps are easy to pull over shoulders, the front zipper provides two button enclosures, side pockets include soft linings and all the zippers are stout and built for consistent outdoor use. The quality is also very apparent within the interior seams, the boot gaiter elastic and the Velcro.

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