This well-constructed PrimaLoft Eco insulated jacket is built to stretch and be on the go.

Our lightest women’s ski jacket yet, the backcountry-oriented Domino Jacket has top-notch air permeability and durability.

A long, comfy fit, high-end features, and a laid-back style make the Lucy Jacket a fast favorite.

This hardshell—lined with a just-right layer of micropuff insulation—looks good on or off the mountain.

An insulating, hooded midlayer that you can wear under a shell or on its own.

The grid-fleece Katinka Hoody is the ideal midlayer for wearing in the mountains.

This full-zip fleece midlayer comes intentionally without a hood.

We guarantee you will love these bibs. (Send ’em back if we’re wrong.)

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

At long last, a waterproof, hardshell ski pant that fits just the way you want it to.

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

It looks like a regular women’s flannel shirt, but—surprise!—it’s insulated and made from technical fabrics.

The après ski shirt of choice: A button-up flannel made from wicking polyester.

We shouldn’t have to tell you what you’re going to love about this rad tech corduroy shirt for women. But we will anyway: It’s groovy like the ’70s.

The perfect layering essential: a light, packable down vest.

Everyday women’s overalls from the people who brought you your favorite winter bibs.

Stretchy, stay-put leggings built for all-day shredding and everyday wear.

For cold days, you might prefer a mitten.

The Ridge Glove is a durable ski glove made from pigskin

Our original glove, the Tough Guy Glove remains a crowd favorite at Flylow.

As part of the Good Lab we've tried to help out organizations that show up for athletes, the environment and everything snow. The High Fives organization covers all those bases and more. As a non-profit organization that helps those who've suffered life-altering injuries in the mountains and does educational and safety outreach to help prevent those injuries from happening in the first place, we try to add our support to them whenever we can. 

Our waterproof, warm and functional Maine-Line mitt fits the same as the original just with a snappy new logo on the right hand to show our support for these amazing athletes. Proceeds from these mitts go to support the High Fives Foundation. 

Part of a capsule collection of gloves inspired by Japanese moto culture, the Ridge Glove JM is the blank color of our favorite thing: fresh snow. It comes pre-treated and triple baked with a waterproof coating and lined with Spaceloft insulation for added warmth on cold days.

Named after the tough lobstermen who work along the rugged coast of Maine, our Maine Line Glove is a three-finger glove that keeps your digits as warm as a full mitten but offers the dexterity of a glove.

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.

You want a lightweight glove, but you need durability, too. The Magarac Glove is made from pre-treated, waterproof-coated pigskin, with an extra layer of waterproofing inside, and a tough stormproof nylon canvas on the back of the hand.

The DB Glove is a lightweight, breathable glove that works well for backcountry touring or spring skiing.

The Puma Jacket fits like a long freeride coat, packed with the features of a high-end, 3-layer ski shell.

Bibs provide more coverage on a powder day. These fit just right.

Sometimes, your hands need a little extra warmth and protection.

The waterproof breathable Hyde Pant takes the edge off of cold chairlifts.

This insulating 800-fill down jacket packs small and light.

The right layering system is like a puzzle and this light micropuff is your missing piece.

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

This 2-layer ski jacket has clever interior body mapping to make sure you stay just the right temperature.

The Alva Hoody feels like a soft, comfy Sunday morning sweatshirt, but it’s made from a blend of technical fabrics.

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

Softness of touch is key when it comes to wool base layers. If it’s itchy, you won’t wear it. Thankfully, this merino top is as soft and cozy as a fancy hotel towel.

Whether you’re on a backcountry hut trip or skiing the resort, these lightweight merino wool base layer bottoms will keep your temperature just right.

A comfortable bike sock you'll want for any type of bike. And you won't even see 'em coming.

Material: 60% nylon, 39% CoolMax EcoMade, 1% Lycra
Height: 4 in
Weight: lightweight
Recommended Use: cycling
Manufacturer Warranty: 1 year

Way easier than layering a puffy jacket under a hardshell, the Avery Jacket is two in one.

Finally, you can rock a technical midlayer while skiing that looks like a cozy sweater at the bar.

A versatile hardshell ski jacket for the woman who refuses to settle.

Always chilly? The Fae Pant, lined with post-consumer recycled PrimaLoft Eco insulation, will save the day.

Because you care about your neighbors, your dogs, your kids and your kids' dogs. And you'd also rather being skiing than driving anyway. 

Comes with a metal post, keep a premium front lawn spot ready.