Ski and Snowboard
Baker PHD Bib
For next-level breathability and waterproofing, the Baker PHD is where it’s at.
Breathability
Temperature rating
Waterproof-ness
Details
The Baker PHD Bib is a next-level bib ski pant with our proprietary PHD fabric, which has optimal durability and breathability for all kinds of mountain endeavors. The burly, waterproof fabric is made from recycled, post-consumer materials, so it saves waste from the landfill. It’s got a straight-leg fit and broken-in feel that’s ready to climb a mountain, pockets aplenty to fit all your stuff, and reinforced knees that'll keep these pants going season after season.
Materials
- Intuitive PHD 3L: 62% recycled nylon, 38% nylon from sea waste
- 30k/30k waterproof breathable 62% recycled nylon, 38% nylon from seawaste
Features
- PFAS-Free DWR (Durable Water Repellent)
- 1000 denier cuff & knee reinforcements
- Fully seam taped
- Articulated knee box
- Powder gaiters
- Seamless cuff reinforcements
- Two hand pockets
- One back pocket
- Two zippered chest pockets
- One snap chest pocket
- 2 thigh pockets
- YKK waterproof zippers
- Inner and outer thigh vents
- Average weight: 907g
SIZE & FIT
Form Fit
Slim
Regular
Relaxed
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The Baker PHD Bib Features
80/20 Backcountry/Resort
You spend much of your time on a skintrack in search of good snow, and this gear is designed to handle windy summits, spring tours, and long days in the mountains. Fabric choices are made to offer lightweight breathability and air permeability for high-output activities, like bootpacking a couloir. But if there's powder at the ski resort, you'll be there, and this gear can handle all-day liftline laps, too.
The Baker PHD Bib Features
Blister Best Of
"We’ve always loved the standard Baker Bib as a remarkably burly resort shell, and the new Baker Perm brings the familiar design to a lighter, more breathable, slightly slimmer package. The Baker Perm offers similar features but with Flylow’s air-permeable Perm HD laminate, which is notably more breathable but still plenty water resistant."
- Blister Gear Editors
Backcountry Editors' Choice
"The new Baker Perm is a riff on the classic Baker BIb, upgrading the fabric to Flylow's high performance Perm HD and creating what one tester called "a dialed-in wish list of everything a skier could want."
- Backcountry Magazine
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The Baker PHD Bib Features
High Performance DWR
We dare you to go stand in a shower or the next rainstorm with your favorite Flylow jacket on. See how the water molecules roll off the shell fabric? That’s due to our high-performance Durable Water Repellent, a polymer coating added to fabric that makes it hydrophobic, meaning moisture beads up and rolls off, like marbles on glass.
Intuitive Perm HD
Our most air-permeable fabric that’s custom-built for high-motion activities, so heat can escape your body before you sweat, regulating your temperature. ThePerm is a dry system that instantly vents water vapor, like sweat, without requiring excessive body heat or dampness first. For the Perm HD, we combined long-lasting durability with optimal waterproofing, at 20K/.02 cfm, which releases heat before you sweat and is made from 100% recycled materials.
Bluesign® Certified
We work with the best partners in the textile industry to ensure our products and materials meet the highest safety and environmental standards. From bluesign®-approved supply chains to products tested and approved by Oeko-Tex for consumer safety to Durable Water Repellents made without PFCs,we are certifying our supply chain and retaining all supply chain certificates for full transparency and to ensure that we use materials that align with our goal of making the least impact possible on the environment.
100% Recycled
Without compromising performance, this product is now made from fabrics spun from repurposed plastics, saving waste from the landfill while keeping you warm and dry. 100% of the polyester in this product is recycled fabric.
SeawasteX
Yarn made from discarded fishing nets and oyster ropes and certified by the Global Recycled Standard for cleaning and processing.
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