Flylow Albert Jacket - Black/Leaf - 2026'

You don't want to sacrifice durability when you're skiing and riding at the resort, which means you're willing to opt for heavier-duty fabrics and toasty insulation so you'll get all-day protection from the weather and the elements. Don't worry, we still offer ample venting and fabrics that release heat and moisture when you warm up, so if you want to take a hike or go for a ski tour, you won't overheat.

 

Product Information

DETAILS:

We were on a skintrack in the backcountry, sweating in a thin midlayer. At the summit, the chill set in and our body temperature began to plummet. We thought, ‘What if there was one jacket that was thin and breathable enough to climb and move around in but also insulated enough to keep you warm when you slowed down?’ That was the impetus for the Albert Jacket, a waterproof two-layer shell with a silky-smooth feel that’s stuffed with 60-gram recycled micropuff insulation. It’s breathable and compressible but also lightly insulated. Cuff gaskets and waterproof chest pockets keep snow and wetness out.

 

MATERIALS:

• Lux 2-layer stretch hardshell fabric: 92% polyester, 8% spandex
• 20k/20k waterproof breathable membrane
• 100% recycled polyester lining
• 60g Primaloft Black Eco insulation

 

FEATURES:

• PFAS-Free DWR (Durable Water Repellent)
• Fully seam taped
• 4 exterior pockets, 1 mesh dump pocket, 1 interior pocket
• Forearm pass pocket
• Quilted interior
• Eco insulation made from post-consumer recycled plastics
• Helmet-compatible hood
• Removable powder skirt
• No Bulk Cuffs
• YKK waterproof zippers
• Average weight: 748g

 

FIT AND SIZING:

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.

• Model in Rye is 6'3" 200 lbs in Large
• Model in Abyss is 6'0" 185 lbs in a Large
• Model in Amaro/Black and Black/Leaf is 5'10" 180 lbs in a Large