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Flylow Sports Men's Compound Pant

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You don’t have to sacrifice a thing when wearing the ultra-tough Compound Pant. It has a clean, lightweight design for better movement in the mountains and it doesn’t take up much room in your duffel bag on that trip to Revelstoke. The fabric—eVent with Direct Venting™Expedition technology for supreme waterproofness without sacrificing breathability and air permeability—keeps you dry and prevents overheating while still protecting you from the storm. Massive thigh vents can be opened for the climb uphill but these pants are made for the downhill.

  • eVent fabric with Direct Venting™Expedition technology
  • 30k Waterproof with 0.06 cfm Air Permeability
  • 100% Nylon
  • 1,000 denier Cordura cuffs
  • 7/8th-length outer zippers
  • Articulated knees
  • 12 mm seam taping
  • 4 pockets
  • Powder skirt snap connectors
  • Cross flow venting
  • YKK waterproof zippers
  • Beacon attachment system in pocket
  • High performance DWR (Durable Water Repellent)

Product Features:

Fabric 100% Nylon with high performance DWR (Durable Water Repellent) with 1,000 denier Cordura cuffs
Waterproof Yes, 12mm seam taping

Style Number: 1220

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Flylow Gear
Flylow Gear

Their first products, which debuted in 2005, were the super-tough Cactus Pant and the aptly named Black Coat (which, yes, came in just one color). It was a trial-and-error process, but soon, they started fine-tuning the gear and developing a small following of core skiers. In the years since, they’ve built a collection of men’s and women’s outerwear that suits the needs of modern skiers.