Rain Gear Bib Overalls - Helly Hansen

Helly Hansen A-Series Rain Bibs

Unsurpassed seam strength virtually eliminates tear outs

• .35mm PVC is coated on each side of base for a more durable fabric
• A-Series rain bibs can be reversed front-to-back for longer wear
• Side snap closures so you can expand bibs when wearing bulky clothing
• MicroWeld ™ system creates a molecular bond that is very strong

Helly Hansen's patented MicroWeld ™ system creates a molecular bond that is stronger than the original fabric. The A-Series .35mm PVC is coated on each side of a polyester base fabric resulting in a more durable fabric that won't break down, yet remains soft and flexible in any work environment. Ideal for industrial applications such as construction, food processing, agriculture and general safety. The A-series rain bibs are a symmetrically cut high bib overall that can be reversed front-to-back for longer wear. Side snap closure allows for the bib to be expanded when wearing bulky clothing or if you just need a little extra room. 1-1/8" wide elastic suspenders with adjustable back stay. Imported. Specify color and Men's waist size: M (32-34), L (36-38), XL (40-42), 2XL (44-46), 3XL (48-50) or 4XL (52-54))

What Is the Difference Between a Fishing Bib and Waders?

Fishing bibs and waders are suspender-style garments that go over clothing. They cover the legs and go up to the chest area. Both are composed of durable materials and typically have various features, such as adjustable shoulder straps, that allow anglers to customize the fit to some extent. For example, Helly Hansen's A-Series Rain Bibs have side snap closures that allow anglers to comfortably wear bulky clothing.

However, there are multiple differences between waders and fishing bibs. For starters, waders are ideal to use on water, while fishing bibs are best to use on land. One of the primary reasons is that waders have boots attached, so even if you’re standing in hip-deep water, you’re still likely to remain dry. Fishing bibs are designed to protect against dirt, water splashes, and various types of debris while also providing a layer of warmth, especially in inclement weather.