Flylow Knight Jacket 2026

The Flylow Knight Jacket is a burly, mountain‑ready hard shell built for riders and ski‑tourers who demand protection, durability, and functionality — from resort laps to stormy backcountry days. Crafted with a three‑layer hardshell fabric and fully taped seams, it's designed to keep wind, snow, and sleet out while offering breathability and mobility.

Key Features

• Stark 3‑layer Hardshell Fabric (100% Polyester): Durable, weather‑proof outer shell with a waterproof/breathable membrane — great for heavy snow, wind, and variable mountain conditions.
• Waterproof / Breathable Membrane (15K/10K): Rated for serious weather — keeps water out while letting moisture escape, so you stay dry when you sweat or during long tours.
• PFAS‑free Durable Water‑Repellent (DWR) Finish: Helps snow and sleet bead off rather than saturate the fabric.
• Full Seam Taping: For complete waterproofing — no weak points for moisture to seep in.
• Generous Pit Vents (12‑inch underarm zippers): Provides ample ventilation for uphill boot‑packing, skinning, or spring laps when temperatures rise. 
• Minimalist, Functional Storage: Multiple exterior pockets, a sleeve pass pocket, an internal media pocket — designed for easy access and utility without bulk. 
• Powder Skirt + Powder Guard Snaps: Helps keep snow out when riding powder or during deep‑snow days.

Why It’s Great

Whether you’re hiking up the skin track, charging powder, or riding resort laps during a storm, the Knight Jacket is built to handle it all. It combines hardened shell protection with ventilation and mobility — giving you a versatile jacket that performs in backcountry, resort, or spring‑skiing conditions. It’s not bulky, but it’s tough — and ready for whatever winter throws at you.

Fit & Use

Cut in a regular, hip‑length fit with room for layering underneath. The jacket is ideal for serious skiers and snowboarders doing freeride, backcountry touring, resort storm riding, or long winter missions — basically anyone who needs a shell they can rely on. 

Note: As an uninsulated shell, warmth depends on your base/mid‑layer setup — great for layering versatility, but you’ll need proper thermal layers in cold conditions.