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Men's Deeper

When we started Flylow, we set out to create gear with long-lasting fabrics, big vents for regulating temperature, and reinforced and articulated knees and cuffs that wouldn’t shred on day 80 of the season. Flylow’s heritage collection, the Deeper Line, started from those utilitarian beginnings. We made this gear for ourselves, and it’s still what we grab on a powder day.

Quantum Pro Jacket / Baker Bib

This kit is one of the all-time favorites of our team athletes. Everyone loves the Baker Bibs and the Quantum Jacket because they’re impossible to destroy but don’t feel heavy or overbuilt. You can spin a backcountry lap, shred all day inbounds, and send it to last call in this kit.

Albert Jacket / Chemical Pant

With 60 grams of micropuff insulation built into the shell, the Albert Jacket adds a layer of warmth but not so much that you can’t hike to that hidden pow stash. The trusty Chemical Pant makes for a good pairing because it’s ventilated and versatile enough for a storm day or a spring tour.

Lone Pine GORE-TEX 2L Jacket / Baker Bib

The Lone-Pine GORE-TEX 2L Jacket has all the trappings of a premium alpine shell, plus it’s wearable and warm, making it a great choice for your new go-to daily driver for inbounds or backcountry days. You can’t go wrong pairing it with the hardshell Baker Bibs, which will last season after season and are fully vented for temperature control.

Vector GORE-TEX 2L Jacket / Baker Insulated Bib

Here’s a lift-line-pleasing combination for colder days: Opt for the Vector GORE-TEX 2L Jacket, which has a thin layer of Primaloft insulation, and the Baker Insulated Bibs. You’ll wear this kit on storm days at Jackson Hole or Alta and when everyone else calls it quits because they’re wet or cold, you’ll keep going strong.

Malone Jacket / Stash Bib

Versatility is key when it comes to choosing ski gear. Consider the Malone Jacket and Stash Pant the equivalent of your mid-fat all-mountain skis: They’re built to handle storm-day conditions, but they’re also adaptable enough to rip groomers or go for a spring tour if that’s what’s on the menu.

General's Down Jacket / Chemical Pant

You can wear the General's Down on its own if no precip is in the forecast. But, it's real secret power is as a puffy layer under your shell. It's also the jacket that will be hanging by the front door ready to grab all winter. Pair it with any bottom on the hill, like the Chemical Pant that's been in the line since day one.


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