Flylow Rainbreaker Jacket 2018 Summer storms are a real thing.

This isn’t news to you, but different parts of your body heat and cool at various rates. Your core may feel warm, but your arms aren’t. Flylow designed the Veronica Jacket with smart interior body mapping—select zones of grid fleece and wicking taffeta—to adapt to changing temperatures. Patrol 2-layer fabric dries quickly in a storm and breathes when you heat up.

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Product descriptionFlylow designed this lightweight, packable micropuff to be worn as insulation under your shell on the mountain. But you’ll don the Calypso Jacket off the hill, too. It fits sleek and slim and since it doesn’t have a hood, it’s perfect for layering. (Think of it like the cheese in your layering sandwich.) Its PrimaLoft Eco insulation is made from 60 percent post-consumer recycled goods to keep those pesky water bottles out of landfills.

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The versatile Avery Jacket is like a perfectly-roasted s’more: hard on the outside, gooey on the inside. It’s made with tough Specter two-layer hardshell fabric on the exterior for all-day storm skiing and toasty Greenloft recycled insulation on the interior for just the right amount of warmth. Add a helmet-compatible hood, underarm vents, a waterproof exterior, and a removable powder skirt and you’ll be ready for any conditions the mountain throws your way.

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Pick up the Mia Jacket and it feels lightweight and packable. Put it on and you’ll realize just how cozy you are. Stuffed with 80 grams of recycled Greenloft insulation, it has an incredible warmth-to-weight ratio and is designed to release heat and moisture for high-energy activities. You’ll wear the Mia under your shell as a lightweight insulator and on its own while digging into a pre-ski-tour plate of waffles.