Anonymous
Post 09/08/2016 10:19     Subject: s/o winter coat..snow bibs/pants
Anonymous wrote:Our school auctions off from the lost and found each year. Got a few dirt cheap ones like $2


+1. we do the same
Anonymous
Post 09/07/2016 13:11     Subject: Re:s/o winter coat..snow bibs/pants
OP here. I was at Target over the weekend. My DS likes the Target snow bibs (even though I do not. BUT I am not the one who has to wear them). So, that is what he got. My DD wants the pants this year instead of the bibs (she hates the bulk). She didn't like the Target snow pants, so I'm going to shop around for hers I guess.
Anonymous
Post 09/07/2016 10:33     Subject: s/o winter coat..snow bibs/pants
I found the best prices on Amazon last year for DS who bought a season pass to snowboard with his best friend's family almost every weekend.
Anonymous
Post 09/06/2016 22:14     Subject: s/o winter coat..snow bibs/pants
Our school auctions off from the lost and found each year. Got a few dirt cheap ones like $2
Anonymous
Post 09/04/2016 22:36     Subject: s/o winter coat..snow bibs/pants
6pm.com
Anonymous
Post 09/04/2016 21:02     Subject: s/o winter coat..snow bibs/pants
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I grew up in New England and NY - both places with tons of cold and tons of snow. I never had snow pants or snow bibs. I had a winter jacket. I played in the snow in jeans. Then I came inside, hung my jeans over the shower bar to dry and put on sweatpants. I skied in jeans also.

So you can probably see why I think buying these are a total waste of money.


I grew up in New England, too. And when I outgrew my snowpants and my parents couldn't buy me more, playing in the snow in jeans and legwarmers wasn't as much fun. I got wet and cold and couldn't stay out as long as my friends. My kids will always have snowpants, even living in Virginia.


Lol, I thought I was upper middle class growing up, but maybe I was poor, because we were ALL out there in jeans. I didn't know anyone who had snow pants.
Anonymous
Post 09/04/2016 18:30     Subject: s/o winter coat..snow bibs/pants
My DD has skiied in hand me down snow bibs from target for the last couple of seasons and they've been fine. And we ski 30 days a season.
Anonymous
Post 09/04/2016 18:11     Subject: s/o winter coat..snow bibs/pants
Ski swaps
Anonymous
Post 09/04/2016 17:45     Subject: s/o winter coat..snow bibs/pants
Wait for a 40% off sale at Lands end, llbean or even old navy kids and pull the trigger.
Anonymous
Post 09/04/2016 17:40     Subject: s/o winter coat..snow bibs/pants
Anonymous wrote:I grew up in New England and NY - both places with tons of cold and tons of snow. I never had snow pants or snow bibs. I had a winter jacket. I played in the snow in jeans. Then I came inside, hung my jeans over the shower bar to dry and put on sweatpants. I skied in jeans also.

So you can probably see why I think buying these are a total waste of money.


I grew up in New England, too. And when I outgrew my snowpants and my parents couldn't buy me more, playing in the snow in jeans and legwarmers wasn't as much fun. I got wet and cold and couldn't stay out as long as my friends. My kids will always have snowpants, even living in Virginia.
Anonymous
Post 09/04/2016 17:27     Subject: s/o winter coat..snow bibs/pants
Moncler
Anonymous
Post 09/04/2016 17:01     Subject: Re:s/o winter coat..snow bibs/pants
I got some Champion snow pants at Target a few years ago. They were $15 each and I bought several sizes. They have been great.
Anonymous
Post 09/03/2016 22:10     Subject: s/o winter coat..snow bibs/pants
Costco. Seem to find decently warm stuff there without the fluff and weight.

Going with goose down is really warm but dry cleaning for kids hair doesn't make sense
Anonymous
Post 09/03/2016 22:08     Subject: s/o winter coat..snow bibs/pants
Lands end will do a 4o% off sale right around thanjsgiving
Anonymous
Post 09/03/2016 21:54     Subject: s/o winter coat..snow bibs/pants
Costco
Or
Amazon.