not sure about the squaltex, but I have never had any moisture near my body with these.

6 pockets 2 on the leg two at the waist two in the back, All have zippers and a flap to cover the zippers

my bibs have 4 big pockets that can hold bout anyting you would want to put in them

pockets are one on each leg and hip. leg pockets are extruded about a half-inch for bulkier items. Hip pockets are only for small items such as snuff, smokes, tags, cell phones, etc...

I am 6'-1" 215lbs, thick chested and have a longer torso/leg ratio also. Typically 36" waist and 32" inseam with a 44"+ chest. When I tried these on in the store, the associate said the inseam lengths were the same for all Regular sizes and that seemed to be the case with what I tried on. The only way the length of the inseam changed was to choose Tall sizes. Otherwise, the only differences in the sizes are the waist size, length of torso, chest size etc. The Tall sizes will have the same chest, waist, etc as the Regulars but be longer in the inseam for bibs and longer in the back and arms for the parka. I wound up with the XL in the bibs and an XL Tall in the parka. The longer length of the XLT coat takes care of the torso and the adjustable straps on the XL bibs take care of the pant legs fitting to length on me. If I wore them snug at the crotch they would be about 1"-1 1/2" shorter than I like. I prefer to have the crotch a little lower to "let me breathe" a little so it works out good. Both the XL bibs and XL Tall parka are a little loose on me. The sizes run pretty true to the size chart numbers. My chest is at the max for large and by the time I layer, I am in the middle of the XL. Long story short - get a tall parka and regular length bibs and you should be good. Just measure yourself and compare to the size chart to get the right waist or chest, whichever is bigger. If you are near the top of the range for one size, choose the next bigger - you don't want them the least bit tight. Remember to allow room for the clothing you will have on underneath them. If you have on a belt or such, measure over it. Tightness ruins the insulation value. I have tree stand hunted with these down to about 0 F with windchills well below zero, and have not been disappointed. Very water proof but does abosorb water in the outer layer like some of the other reviews said. The insulation still does its job even when wet.

mine are xl im not sure if they have other camo patterns

Ya know, they're not totally quiet as the rubbing between (let's say) the arm and body could make a significant scrape/rub sound. All I can say is to be ready when the critters come into shooting distance (if within 20 to 30 yards).

Tags don't say what material it is, but I will say it's very warm, flexible after a few hours of wear, and lightweight. They're not bulky and are quite breathable.

lawton, I'm 5'-9" and 220 lbs. I purchased the Large size and they fit just slightly snug; however, they're flexible enough to conform after one hunt. I'm still very happy with mine. For you, I'd say to go with the Medium size, but also check out their sixing chart to compare yourself with my recommendation, but Medium sounds like a logical selection.