Breathable Bib Ski Pants We Designed Primarily For Backcountry Skiing
Baker Perm Bib
The Baker Bib has long been a Flylow favorite. We know this, and we will not change them. But we also pride ourselves in seeing opportunities to update even our classic products. When you can't change the icon, why not design a new bib from the ground up. The result is the Baker Perm Bib, a more touring-oriented version of our best-selling Baker Bib.
What makes it better for touring?
- A slimmer straight-legged fit makes these lighter and less baggy than the original Baker Bib, which results in a more streamlined stride as you tour. This slimmer fit also gives the Baker Perm Bib a more fitted style that will be appealing to certain customers.
- We used our air-permeable Intuitive™️ Perm HD fabric, making it more breathable than the original Baker Bib. Air-perm fabrics release moisture before you overheat. They are excellent for helping you stay dry as you tour, bootpack, or charge T-to-B on your favorite runs.
- We added more pockets and redesigned their locations to better work with a pack. Allowing you quick access to more stash spots in the backcountry or resort for that matter.
- As an added bonus we used 100% recycled fabric to make these. We love that we are able to develop the best product while doing less harm to the planet.
Rest assured, the Baker Perm Bib retains the durability of the legendary Baker Bib, and it's versatile enough to be worn both in and out of bounds. But you’ll probably gravitate to the new Baker Perm Bib if your winter consists of many touring days or multiple daily bootpacks. You might also consider the Baker Perm if you like lighter, slimmer fit bibs or demand air-permeable waterproof fabric in your shells.
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Flylow Smythe Bib
This is our lightest weight bib, the Smythe Bib is made with "The Perm," a proprietary waterproof, air-permeable fabric with mechanical stretch. Designed to be light, temperature regulating, and super comfortable during high-physical output, this is the bib you want if you're a multi-lap kind of backcountry skier. You'll love how this bib moves with you when touring and releases moisture before you sweat, while still offering the weather and storm protection you expect from a bib.
Because we value versatility, the Smythe Bib works great at the resort, too, but our designers and testers developed this bib ski pant with 80 to 90 percent backcountry usage in mind.
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Flylow Tannen Bib
The Tannen Bib is a lower-profile bib, meaning that while it's higher than a traditional pant it does not come up as high across your torso as our other bibs. Like the Smythe, the Tannen Bib offers a fabric with mechanical stretch, as well as a thick 20k/20k waterproof membrane. With that added warmth, you may need to wear less layers compared to the Smythe.
Motivated backcountry skiers should consider the Tannen for its heavy-duty durability and its low-profile top. We like to think of this as the 60/40 backcountry-resort bib with a more pant-like fit.
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Honorable Mentions
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Compound Bib - Based on the classic Compound Pant, a first-for-us zip off bib top. It's a bib, it's a pant, it's up to you.
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Baker Bib - A burly backcountry option that also comes in short and tall sizes for a perfect fit.
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Firebird Bib - A lightweight and affordable option with similar specs to the Baker.
Women's Bibs - Backcountry Focus
Flylow Siren Bib
Made with ultralight, air-permeable Intuitive Perm fabric, we think you'd be hard pressed to find a better bib for backcountry touring, whether you're logging heaps of vert or just spinning one lap. Thanks to the air-permeable fabric, it will keep you drier on the way uphill by releasing moisture before you sweat. The result? You won't sweat out your baselayer and turn into a popsicle on the summit. Although the Siren may feel lighter and less warm than some of our other bibs, it'll actually keep you warmer and drier during high-output activities.
Yes, it's waterproof and totally capable for storm skiing, but we definitely designed this bib with touring efficiency in mind, and less so for riding lifts at the resort.
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Flylow Foxy Bib
The Foxy Bib has been a crowd favorite for years. This bib fits just right and ticks all the boxes for the passionate skier. In the backcountry, the Foxy Bib offers durability and stormproofing to keep you warm and dry on the uphill and down. On the skintrack, a breathable fabric and plenty of side venting lets you control your temperature. It also offers a stretch fabric for ease of movement when touring, while reinforcements in key areas offer added durability for those days you ski inbounds.
If you spend a decent number of days touring each winter, but you wouldn't necessarily consider yourself a fast-and-light backcountry skier, then the Foxy is probably the bib you're looking for.
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Honorable Mentions
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Moxie Bib - A solid backcountry option if you want a more relaxed cut in your bib.