Flylow Gear

Stormproof bibs with a relaxed fit for those who like to keep things simple.

You’ll find stretch, resilience, and quick-drying performance in the do-it-all Malone Coat.

What’s that? You don’t own a down vest? Oh my. You’re truly missing out. A good quality down vest, like the Laurel Vest, is the perfect layering essential for chilly days.

A 3-layer freeride coat built for mountain shredders.

The pullover Knight Anorak is easy to get on and off and battles a storm like a champ.

A long, puffy down coat for the days (and nights) when the chill requires a little something extra.

The General’s Down, an 800-fill goose down jacket with a tough, ripstop exterior, is a staple in the Flylow line.

Straight leg ski pants lined with a thin (not bulky!) layer of micropuff insulation.

Fully-outfitted freeride pants built to last season after season.

The Baker Bibs are a stout pair of 20k/20k three-layer bibs that can handle any powder day.

A lightweight, stretchy shell that’s miraculously warm, thanks to recycled Greenloft insulation.

At long last, insulated bib pants. You’ll get full-coverage functionality with an added dose of warmth.

For women who run chilly, we made you an insulated bib ski pant with all the features you need. You’re welcome.

The beauty of the Sarah Anorak is its generous side zipper, which serves as both an underarm vent when temperatures heat up and as a quick-release zip to get the shell over your head, even with a helmet on

You just tend to run on the cold side. Opt for the Daisy Pant, which comes with Finish 2-layer stretchy, waterproof exterior lined with a breathable and thin layer of synthetic down insulation

Here’s the deal with anoraks: They offer storm protection and packability without a full-front zipper, but they can be hard to get on and off. We designed the Knight Anorak to solve that problem, thanks to a massive side zipper that doubles as an underarm