Micah Fleece

Name: Micah Fleece
Brand: Flylow Gear F23
SKU: 3510-495-03
Price: 110.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Midlayers with hoods can sometimes feel bulky. So, we made a hoodless, technical fleece inspired by the classic ski sweater of yesteryear.

Color

Color: River

Size

Size:

Size Chart

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M

L

XL

XXL

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Waterproof-ness

Details

Micah is a guy we work with who will drive through the night to catch a powder day and is unapologetic about his devotion to the sport. We figured he deserves a proper fleece midlayer to keep him warm while he’s sleeping a few hours in the parking lot. So, we built the Micah Fleece, inspired by the ski sweaters of the past but more breathable and not itchy. It’s hoodless for less bulk and easier layering and has smart style lines for a low-profile design.

Materials

Furano Fleece: 94% polyester, 6% spandex
Taffeta: 100% polyester

Features

PFC-Free DWR (Durable Water Repellent)
Checked hard-faced fleece
2-inch collar
Classic 5 snap placket
Zippered chest pocket
Thumb holes
Drop tail
Average weight: 408g

SIZE & FIT

Form Fit Slim Regular Relaxed

Regular: A traditionally cut fit that sits comfortably and true to size. Not too baggy; not too tight. Right down the middle. This standard fit allows for plenty of maneuverability in a classic, everyday shape for daily life and active missions.

Layering piece so fits close to the body. Order where you land on the size chart.
Model in River is 6'1" 185 lbs in size Large.
Model in Black is 6'2" 195 lbs wearing Large.

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The Micah Fleece Features

Furano Fleece

Our proprietary Furano Fleece, by Intuitive, looks all comfy and soft, but it’s way tougher than your average teddy bear. It’s got a smooth-faced surface that blocks wind and a grid backing that adds warmth. Because it’s coated in a PFC-free Durable Water Repellent, you can wear it on its own as an exterior layer or layer it under a shell for extra insulation.

PFC-Free

PFCs, or perfluorocarbons, are found in chemicals often used in Durable Water Repellent (or DWR), and once released into the environment, those chemicals are no good. Instead of harmful PFCs, we’re using a friendlier, bio-based treatment that will still keep your fabric dry in a storm but is kinder to you and our planet.

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