RothcoInsulated Ski & Rescue Suit

I was very pleased with everything about these coveralls. The outer material is heavy enough to be sturdy for all type of work but not so heavy as to weigh you down. Worn in sub freezing temperatures and stayed warm. I like the zippers on the legs so that I can wear any type of footwear and they don’t bunch up. Also like the hood. Overall fit is spot on. Definitely recommend!

I bought two of these insulated suits (snow mobile suits) to place in each of my two vehicles for emergency use in case of a vehicle breakdown in the winter time. I bought them two winters ago. I have taken them out of the vehicle numerous times to use them for working outside, cutting wood, snowmobiling, cross country skiing, and sledding in the winter time. I have come to realize that they are very rugged and too good to just leave in the car for emergencies.

This was almost too warm. Took a ski trip to Denver, mid-30s, I was sweating in this suit once I started moving. Definitely kept me warm all day and kept the water/ice out. Fits very true to size and was a little tight around the midsection, so you may want to size up one size. The one downside is the lack of pockets, there’s one small chest pocket which was too small for an iPhone, and two open hip pockets that aren’t secured, so someone else had to hold my phone or it would have fallen out. Wear undergarments that have pockets. Overall this thing can probably go down to 0 or even negative temps and you should still be comfortable depending on your base layer.

It fits perfectly and it has a hood to keep wind off of neck while clearing the driveway and walkways.This is the only one with no complaints and it’s warm.No stores carry this.The price is fantastic.

Had some friends coming from Germany to ski Squaw Valley with me.I have totally out grown (old age, many beers, etc) my nice gortex suits.Since I haven't been skiing all that much anymore I needed something inexpensive that would keep me warm and dry in the snow.At this price this suit was exceptional (less than 80 bucks).It is not Gortex so when you sweat the moisture stays inside. I found myself drenched in my own sweat by the end of the day. Had to wash it after two days to make it bearable for the next two days.The gator is not big enough to fully zip over a pair of real ski boots (okay...so I have rear entry solomans from 1991...what can I say).Also, since it is made from...nylon (I think)...it is slippery, so when you are going fast and you fall you slide for a long way.It is by far not high tech, however I do not think that is what it is designed to be. For someone cheap like me that just wanted something to get him by and not pay an arm and a leg...it was perfect.So there you have it...my view on the Ski and Rescue Suit.Oh...and BTW: It fit this 215#, 6' man (a little (okay a lot) large around the middle) just fine.

Works well

The quality and protection is really good, but they are not designed for anyone over 5'10... I'm 6'1" and they sit about 8" above my ankles, which is why they only get 3 stars. Otherwise they are definitely worth the money and will work really well for anyone needing a one piece winter suit.

Once again I am totally impressed, I am sure that there are those that would complain if they won the lottery and had to pay taxes on it. I ordered this item nov. 28, 2014, got it today dec.1,2014. The workmanship is a 10 out of 10, steel zippers, the fit is like a glove, I'm 65 years old and 5'10" and 185lbs. Yes it's made in China, so are 90% of the clothing sold in the U.S.A. the difference is the price and the workmanship. My daughter bought a set of coverall's at the local W.M. put them on my card and paid almost twice the price. She works at a body shop, after 1 week she washed them and put them in the dryer, yea the zipper's were plastic and melted. I told her to take them back and get a refund and we would get a different pair, Ah, That didn't happen, the person at the refund counter asked if she read the washing and drying instructions? My opinion is if your selling heavy duty insulated coverall's and pay $159.99 for them you don't need to do anything but use them. C.H. is made in China at probably the same type of slave shop as these, the difference is the price and quality. If you want a good deal and meet my size, weight, and height, buy a set, XL, you won't regret it. Actully 5'8" to 6' and up to 200lbs. would fit, just say'in.

I work in a -30 freezer all day and this suit keeps me warm all day!

Waste of money, wish I could return it

It fits good