Asbell Wool Bibs......FINALLY!!!!

[Dorado]

Originally posted by Hermon:
Pavan, what are we supposed to be seeing?

Good question. I'm trying to figure that out myself. I'm thinking....short? or Large opening at side?

Any idea on if or when the bibs would be available online and what patterns and weights would be available? I would very much like a pair.

[Jim Jackson]

Any update on when these will be available?

[Ron LaClair]

I think mine will be mailed out tomorrow.    

[Jim Jackson]

Looking forward to when they will be available on the web.

[John3]

Nice...!  I have one of her pullovers... Quality and would love to add a set of bibs as well.  Will check the website

[Ron LaClair]

I got my wool bibs from Teresa just in time. I'm leaving for Shrew Haven in a week. We usually get some pretty cold weather up there by the end of October but I'll be snug and warm in my wool.  

These bibs are awesome with plenty of pockets and zippers.        

Sorry, that's the best picture I could take as a selfie  with no one to take it for me.     :D    

   

[Biggie Hoffman]

Dang Ron, those make you look slim and trim...maybe I should get some 8-)

[Ron LaClair]

You should get a pair, it's easier to wear clothes that make you look slim than it is to lose weight..    

[sleepyhollow]

Nothing about them on their website yet    

[Dorado]

Any idea of pricing or availability?

[Ron LaClair]

I just talked to Teresa, check her site later this afternoon for details on ordering the wool bib's.

 

[Ron LaClair]

Here they are...and they're on sale.    

 https://asbellwool.com/t/wool-bibs

[Roger Norris]

I have never wished for cold weather before    :rolleyes:  

But I am.....I can't wait to wear mine.

[sleepyhollow]

Will there be other color options, such as timber ghost or evening stand green/brown or... ???

[Roger Norris]

This morning was the first time I was able to put my bibs to work. It was 35 degrees this morning.

I got in my tree about 6:50....waiting for shooting light at 7:40'ish.

For as much outdoor winter stuff as i do, I am a wuss with regards to cold.

Not this morning      

I wore some light longjohns, thin wool socks, my Asbell bibs, a wool sweater, and an Asbell pullover. For boots I just wore my knee high rubber boots. Stormy Kromer on my head.

I headed out to my Back Breaker Stand...my favorite stand site during the rut, but I NEED to change the stand. Uncomfortable as heck.

I sat from 6:50 until about 11:00....absolutely warm. The Asbell bibs are light and roomy enough for hiking and climbing (the Back Breaker is not a simple tree to climb), but with enough substance to keep me warm as toast.

The pockets are perfect. I actually left my haversack behind, I was able to put the mornings possibles in my pockets with no problem.

Absolutely great work Teresa!

I passed on a small 6 and a doe...no blood on the bibs yet  

[Roger Norris]

This morning was the first time I was able to put my bibs to work. It was 35 degrees this morning.

I got in my tree about 6:50....waiting for shooting light at 7:40'ish.

For as much outdoor winter stuff as i do, I am a wuss with regards to cold.

Not this morning      

I wore some light longjohns, thin wool socks, my Asbell bibs, a wool sweater, and an Asbell pullover. For boots I just wore my knee high rubber boots. Stormy Kromer on my head.

I headed out to my Back Breaker Stand...my favorite stand site during the rut, but I NEED to change the stand. Uncomfortable as heck.

I sat from 6:50 until about 11:00....absolutely warm. The Asbell bibs are light and roomy enough for hiking and climbing (the Back Breaker is not a simple tree to climb), but with enough substance to keep me warm as toast.

The pockets are perfect. I actually left my haversack behind, I was able to put the mornings possibles in my pockets with no problem.

Absolutely great work Teresa!

I passed on a small 6 and a doe...no blood on the bibs yet  

[Roger Norris]

Originally posted by Roger Norris:
This morning was the first time I was able to put my bibs to work. It was 35 degrees this morning.

I got in my tree about 6:50....waiting for shooting light at 7:40'ish.

For as much outdoor winter stuff as i do, I am a wuss with regards to cold.

Not this morning      

I wore some light longjohns, thin wool socks, my Asbell bibs, a wool sweater, and an Asbell pullover. For boots I just wore my knee high rubber boots. Stormy Kromer on my head.

I headed out to my Back Breaker Stand...my favorite stand site during the rut, but I NEED to change the stand. Uncomfortable as heck.

I sat from 6:50 until about 11:00....absolutely warm. The Asbell bibs are light and roomy enough for hiking and climbing (the Back Breaker is not a simple tree to climb), but with enough substance to keep me warm as toast.

The pockets are perfect. I actually left my haversack behind, I was able to put the mornings possibles in my pockets with no problem.

Absolutely great work Teresa!

I passed on a small 6 and a doe...no blood on the bibs yet      

[Ron LaClair]

I stopped at Jays Sporting Goods on the way north to camp and discovered that Stormy Kromer has a gray wool hat that matches the gray of my Asbell wool.    

 

[Pine]

Ron, you are stylin'.
Gotta love the Asbell wool . I have one of her vests and it's wonderful .