Obermeyer Carver Bib Pant | Teen

$209.00
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Obermeyer Teen Carver Bib Pant 

 

All-Mountain Protection for Growing Riders

The Obermeyer Teen Carver Bib Pants combine waterproof protection, insulated warmth, and durable construction for full days on the mountain. HydroBlock® Sport 10K waterproof-breathable fabric helps keep snow and moisture out, while 60g insulation provides warmth without excessive bulk. Adjustable suspenders, an elastic waist, and an interior windguard support a secure, comfortable fit. Reinforced knees and hems stand up to regular use, and the Extended Wear System helps accommodate growing teens.

 

Why You'll Love Them

✔ HydroBlock® Sport 10K Protection: Waterproof-breathable fabric helps keep teens dry in snowy conditions.

✔ 60g Insulation: Provides lightweight warmth for active days on the slopes.

✔ Adjustable Suspenders and Elastic Waist: Help create a secure, comfortable fit over base layers.

✔ Extended Wear System (EWS): Adds up to 2 inches of length to accommodate growth and extend the life of the bibs.

✔ Reinforced Knees and Hems: Improve durability in high-wear areas.

✔ Interior Windguard: Helps block cold air for added comfort in winter conditions.

✔ Zippered Hand Pockets: Keep small essentials secure and accessible.

✔ Full Bib Coverage: Provides additional protection against snow during skiing, snowboarding, and winter activities.

 

Ski Bib Profile & Technical Specifications

Category: Teen Insulated Ski & Snowboard Bib Pants

Weatherproofing: HydroBlock® Sport waterproof-breathable fabric

Waterproof Rating: 10K

Insulation: 60g

Fit Adjustability: Adjustable suspenders and elastic waist

Growth System: Extended Wear System (EWS), adds up to 2 inches of length

Reinforcements: Knees and hems

Pockets: Zippered hand pockets

Additional Features: Interior windguard

Best For: Teen skiing, snowboarding, race-team training, and winter mountain adventures

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