Located 250 miles north of the Arctic Circle, Deadhorse isn’t a town for the faint of heart. Or for outerwear that’s quick to fail. The average low is in the negatives for half the year. The night lasts from November straight through to January. In unforgiving conditions like these, you need bibs built for extremes – like these. The cotton/nylon shell sheds moisture like water off a puffin’s back, with waterproof reinforcements hidden in knees and seat to head off a soaking. Bulk-free Primaloft® insulation traps serious heat in breath-sapping cold – even when wet. And lower leg zips with snow gaiters let you slip ’em on quick. While these overalls fend off the elements like armor, they also move freely thanks to stretch mesh panels in the back and crotch, not to mention articulated knees. Eleven pockets let you load up on tools, spare gloves, snow goggles, cellphone and more. When you’re working in the dark of winter in Deadhorse, nothing less measures up.

• Brawny, abrasion-resisting 7.8-oz. 58% cotton/42% nylon shell with DWR treatment sheds freezing rain, sleet and snow
• Bulk-free 100-gram Primaloft® insulation for arctic-grade warming power even when wet
• Temp rated to keep you warm to 10°F when you’re working up a storm
• Waterproof fabric at knees and seat head off a soaking when you kneel or sit
• Revolutionary interior stretch mesh at center back and crotch for freedom of movement
• Adjustable, elasticized shoulder straps flex when you do
• 11 pockets, including 2 handwarmer pockets lined with high-pile fleece
• 2-way front zipper for convenient nature breaks
• Lower leg zips with snow gaiters for easy on/off over work boots
• Imported