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My Favorite New Women’s Ski Kit for Tall Women Is 25% Off for Cyber Monday
Long legs, long sleeves, no weird gaps. This all-new ski kit delivers on fit and function for tall women—and it's on mega-sale for Cyber Monday.
The tall-girl approved Wild Rye Heyburn Jacket and Bib are 25% off for Black Friday. (Photo: Wild Rye)
Wild Rye’s Cyber Monday sale kicks off early this year—25% off sitewide plus free shipping over $75—and if you’ve been searching for a women’s ski kit that actually fits, moves, and performs, the Heyburn Bib and Jacket deserve your attention.
Wild Rye Heyburn 3L Bib and Heyburn 3L Jacket (25% Off)
As a six-foot-tall woman, I’ve spent years trying on bibs that were either too short, too boxy, or too stiff to actually ski in. The Heyburns were one of the first pairs that felt right immediately. The legs are long enough, the torso isn’t restrictive, and the overall fit feels like it was actually designed for the way women move in the mountains. And while they work extremely well for tall women, they aren’t exclusive to us—there’s room in the chest for larger busts, and the ergonomic shape works across a lot of different bodies. (Sizing note: Wild Rye recommends sizing down one full size—and exchanges are free if the first try isn’t quite right. I personally recommend trusting the sizing guide on the website.)
Technically speaking, these bibs are the real deal: a 30k/30k waterproof-breathable membrane, PFAS-free DWR, 100 percent recycled nylon, and a NASA-developed Trizar backer that keeps heat in when you need it and lets it go when you don’t. They move with you—skinning, bootpacking, dancing at après, whatever. And the details matter: the drop seat for peeing outside, side vents, a beacon-loop thigh pocket. It’s all dialed.
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The matching Heyburn Jacket surprised me in the best way. I usually like my ski jackets long over the butt, but this one hits just below my hip bones—shorter, but in a way that actually frees up movement instead of limiting it. The sleeves are blissfully long (no dreaded skin gap between gloves and cuffs), and while the jacket skips hand pockets to keep it touring-friendly, there’s still plenty of storage. The minimalist branding is chef’s kiss subtle, and trust me: the girls who get it, get it. I’m already anticipating liftline high-fives from other Wild Rye fans.
With 25% off, this is the best price you’ll see all season.
