Flylow Baker Bib 2027

$480.00
Availability: In stock

Flylow Baker Bib

 

Legendary Storm Protection for Big Mountain Days

The Flylow Baker Bib has earned a reputation as one of the most trusted ski bibs in the industry, built to handle deep powder, harsh weather, and long days in the mountains. Designed with Flylow’s rugged, freeride-focused approach, the Baker Bib combines waterproof protection, breathable comfort, and durable construction for skiers who spend every possible day chasing snow.

Constructed with a tough waterproof-breathable shell and fully seam-taped design, the Baker Bib keeps you dry through storms while allowing excess heat to escape during hikes, bootpacks, and demanding descents. Generous thigh vents provide quick temperature regulation, while reinforced cuff guards stand up to ski edges, rocks, and repeated use season after season. With a comfortable bib design, ample storage, and a proven fit, the Baker Bib is ready for everything from resort powder laps to backcountry adventures.

 

Why You’ll Love It

✔ Waterproof and breathable shell keeps you protected in all conditions

✔ Fully seam-taped construction seals out moisture

✔ Durable fabric built for years of hard use

✔ Large inner and outer thigh vents for temperature regulation

✔ Bib design provides added coverage and protection in deep snow

✔ Reinforced cuff guards resist wear from ski edges and boots

✔ Multiple pockets offer convenient storage for essentials

✔ Relaxed freeride fit allows unrestricted movement

✔ Ideal for resort skiing, backcountry touring, and storm days

 

Bib Profile & Technical Specifications

Outer Fabric: Waterproof/Breathable Shell Construction

Seams: Fully Seam-Taped

Ventilation: Inner and Outer Thigh Vents

Fit: Relaxed Freeride Fit

Reinforcements: Heavy-Duty Cuff Guards

Storage: Multiple Secure Pockets

Best For: Resort Skiing, Freeride Skiing, Backcountry Touring, Powder Days

Style: Performance Ski & Snowboard Bib

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