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You’ve likely spotted the Foxy Bib in a liftline or on a skintrack near you. These are widely adored, worn by a loyal following of lady shredders. The Foxy is flattering and functional, an all-star bib made with recycled Tactic 3-layer softshell and packed with technical features. It has all the features you need: stretchy, waterproof breathable fabric, a kangaroo chest pouch for storing chapstick or snacks, and generous thigh vents for spring tours. A perfectly-placed thigh pocket stashes your phone. Inside tip: Unzip the long side vent and peel back the seat for an easy-peasy way to use the backcountry ladies’ room. -
Pick up the Mia Jacket and it feels lightweight and packable. Put it on and you’ll realize just how cozy you are. Stuffed with 80 grams of recycled Greenloft insulation, it has an incredible warmth-to-weight ratio and is designed to release heat and moisture for high-energy activities. You’ll wear the Mia under your shell as a lightweight insulator and on its own while digging into a pre-ski-tour plate of waffles. Two hand pockets keep your digits warm on a walk and store those leftover waffles to go. A light, stretchy fleece side panel adds a touch of comfort.
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Slide on the Lucy Jacket and you won’t want to take it off: It’s that comfortable. Ready for a day in the backcountry or spinning the lifts at the resort, this jacket has the stretchy, buttery feel of softshell and the stormproof properties of a tough hardshell, a recycled fabric known as Tactic 3L. Better yet, it has technical features and high-performance qualities, but it doesn’t look overly techy—because you don’t always want your kit to scream “I just climbed a mountain!” (Even if you just did.)
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If you took your favorite utility coat—that hard canvas jacket you’ve been wearing to chop firewood in for years—and turned it into a tough yet breathable ski jacket with Stark 3-layer hardshell and all the necessary amenities to ski in, you’d have the Knight Jacket, a layer as dependable as your four-wheel-drive truck. Generous 14-inch pit zippers keep you cool on the uptrack or during a spring-skiing session at the resort. Durable Water Repellent coating keeps sleet and snow from sending you inside.
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We’ve always made our women’s gear as tough and durable as the women who wear it, and this jacket is no exception. A stretchy, lightweight shell, made with our proprietary Intuitive™ Perm fabric, it was built for long hauls, high mobility, and variable weather in the backcountry. Thanks to the utmost air permeability, the fabric releases heat so you can go as far as your legs will take you. Underarm vents cool you down on a climb and with 20K waterproofing, it’ll weather the storm. Purposeful style lines make it backpack-friendly with thoughtful pocketing and just-right seam placements.
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The DB Glove is a lightweight, breathable glove that works well for backcountry touring or spring skiing.
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Our original glove, the Tough Guy Glove remains a crowd favorite at Flylow.
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This 800-fill goose-down jacket is a super packable, year-round staple.
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This insulating 800-fill down jacket packs small and light.
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A lightweight women’s bib pant made with Flylow’s proprietary Intuitive™ Perm fabric for utmost air permeability on alpine ascents and descents.
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This 2-layer ski jacket has clever interior body mapping to ensure you stay at the right temperature.
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A 2-layer hardshell jacket that’s inspired by ski patrollers but built for the rest of us.
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For people with eternally cold fingers, the Unicorn Mitt takes high-end leather that’s pre-treated for waterproofing and adds an interior waterproof bag and an upcycled canvas backing that’s leftover from our pant production to make it even warmer and tougher.
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Warning: You might wear this roll-up knit hat all winter long. The Forecaster Beanie is the hat you never want to take off. It’s comfortable, it fits just right, and it hides whatever your hair has decided to do that day. Plus, it’s our way of saying thank you to the avalanche and snow forecasters and the weather crews out there telling us what to expect. (If you’re listening, thank you!)
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Maybe you’re a Norwegian skier in a backcountry hut. Or maybe just like warm, old-school beanies. Either way, the Revival is for you.
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You had this hat when you were a kid. It was a tall knit beanie with this awesome, apple-sized pom pom on top. When you first discovered your love of snow, you were wearing that hat. Who knows what happened to it, but now, you can replace it with a modern version, aptly named the OG Pom.
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In case you missed the memo, bibs are all the rage amongst skiers these days. The Kimberly Bib is our latest iteration of women’s bibs, complete with a sturdy, waterproof breathable Stark 3-layer hardshell with plenty of coverage for your next powder day and a fit that’s been field tested and approved. A full-moon zip on the backside enables easy nature calls.
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You shouldn’t be relegated to just boring synthetic tech Ts every time you hop on your bike. The Wesley Shirt functions as a high-performance MTB base layer—it’s made from quick-drying, highly-breathable fabric with an ounce of stretch. But it’s got the style and feel of a shirt you’d wear around town, thanks to snap buttons and a collar. A thoughtfully placed zippered rear pocket was designed to open easily while on the saddle.
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ou don’t need to be a fearless downhill mountain biker to love the Hawkins Shirt. Its long, protective fit, odor-fighting superpowers, and three-quarter-length sleeves are ideal no matter how you chase dust and glory.
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These shorts are timelessly cool and work in just about every setting, from the beach to the mountain bike.
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This women’s button-up shirt looks like it’s ready for the after-party, but it performs like a tech T.
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A do-it-all cap for road trips, river floats, and whatever else the four seasons bring you, the Road Soda Hat takes summer living to the next level.
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Maybe you're flipping burgers at the local pub to pay for your rent and your ski pass. Maybe you're eating a burger after an epic day of mountain biking or skiing. Or maybe you just want to keep the sun out of your eyes. Either way, the Grill Trucker has you covered.
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