2026 THIRTYTWO Youth Basement Bib
2026 THIRTYTWO Youth Basement Bib
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For kids who want to stay out longer, ride more laps, and not get wrecked by cold, wet snow. The Youth Basement Bib is built around simple, effective coverage that keeps snow out through the waist and lower back, which matters whether they’re learning turns, lapping the park, or just charging around the resort. It’s a durable, no-fuss bib designed for everyday riding, with the kind of protection that makes winter days easier for both kids and parents.
The Basement Bib uses a 2-layer fabric with a 15K waterproof and breathability rating, offering reliable protection for everyday resort conditions. The bib design adds coverage through the waist and lower back, which makes a noticeable difference on cold days and during repeated falls. Reinforced panels in high-wear areas help extend the life of the bib, while the youth-specific fit keeps it easy to move in without feeling bulky.
Key Features
- Waterproof / Breathability Rating: 15,000mm / 15,000g/m²
- Fit: Youth
- Insulation: Shell
- Fabric: 2-layer construction
Tech Features
- Taped seams
- Water repellent finish
- Adjustable shoulder straps
- Reinforced seat and knees
- Stretch boot gaiters
- Zippered boot gussets
- Brushed tricot pocket lining
- PFA free construction
Size Chart
| Size | S | M | L | XL |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Approximate height | 137–142 cm(4'6"–4'8") | 142–147 cm(4'8"–4'10") | 147–152 cm(4'10"–5'0") | 152–158 cm(5'0"–5'2") |
| Approximate age | 6–7 | 7–10 | 10–12 | 13–16 |
| Waist | 71 cm(28 in) | 76 cm(30 in) | 81 cm(32 in) | 86 cm(34 in) |
| Hips | 89 cm(35 in) | 93 cm(36.5 in) | 97 cm(38 in) | 102 cm(40 in) |
| Inseam | 62 cm(24.5 in) | 64 cm(25.5 in) | 67 cm(26.5 in) | 71 cm(28 in) |
| Leg opening | 51 cm(20 in) | 52 cm(20.5 in) | 53 cm(21 in) | 56 cm(22 in) |
About The Brand
Founded in 1995 in Southern California by Pierre-André Senizergues and Scott Zelaznik, ThirtyTwo has always been a snowboard brand first, not a fashion label borrowing snow credibility. From the beginning, the focus has been simple: build gear that riders actually want to wear and trust, shaped by how snowboarding really looks on the ground rather than how it’s marketed from the sidelines.
That rider-driven approach is reflected in one of the strongest teams in snowboarding, with long-standing names like JP Walker, Chris Grenier, Scott Stevens, Zeb Powell, Jeremy Jones, and Pat Fava helping steer the brand’s direction year after year. ThirtyTwo’s outerwear follows the same philosophy as their boots and footwear: functional, considered, and built to be ridden hard. It’s gear made for people who snowboard a lot, value fit and reliability, and care more about how something rides than how loudly it announces itself.
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