Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

Fit- 7/10. I read the reviews and ordered two larger sizes to try. Only size up if you are above 5’6 or curvy. I am curvy and 5’10, and I sized up to XL. It was baggy in most places but as it is a onesie, you need to bend. Especially to fit your boots. Every time I adjusted my boots, I also had to adjust the shoulders and rear end of the suit so that it didn’t go up my bum. The belt helped keep it less puffy in the middle but it was still a bit marshmallow man. Regardless, it was the most fabulous suit on the mountain. Hands down! Warmth- 10/10. This thing is hot as balls. I think it attracts the sun and then sucks all the warmth into it. A couple of times I considered skipping base layers completely, and most days I skied with it unzipped to the belt. This was in Montana in January. Style- 10/10. It attracts attention for sure. My intention was to embarrass my husband with my ridiculousness but in fact, the suit is amazeballs. I wish it had another pocket up top somewhere instead of just two below the waist but oh well. Speed and Agility- 10/10. This part is important ladies. When exiting the lift, be prepared, the suit is SLIPPERY. You may fall. It may or may not have happened to me. Also, I think the suit’s true intended use is body sledding and not snow skiing or snowboarding. Here’s why- I let my husband talk me into a steep one even though I had pulled a muscle in my hamstring and my legs and ankles and shins felt dead. I was struggling. My legs were wobbly just holding myself up to rest. Well, I tried to push off and continue down and lost my footing and off I went like a golden missile, one ski popped off and I slid down the snowy hill on my back, with one ski affixed to my frozen boot for dear life. My poles went flying. My arms couldn’t slow me down. So I just flew down to the Village Base like a fabulously shiny speeding snow covered bullet. It was fast AF. 🤩🙌