You want gear that's waterproof. We get that. Here's how to tell exactly what waterproof rating your gear has.

Fabric ratings typically come in one format: two numbers separated by a backslash. The first number is the waterproof rating and the second is the breathability rating. The higher the number, the better the rating. Waterproof ratings are determined by how high (in millimeters) you can suspend a column of water over a section of fabric before it leaks. Breathability ratings are more abstract as it&apos;s more difficult to recreate all outside elements but are usually based on the movement of heat and air through a fabric. Our team can always be reached at <a href="mailto:info@flylowgear.com">info@flylowgear.com</a> to discuss practical applications and real life experience feedback on any of our gear. We&apos;re always happy to talk powder and comfort.

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Pro tip: Click the size chart button on each individual product page to figure out what size is right for you.

Size charts are available on each product page for the corresponding product. If you still have questions about sizing, please reach out to us at <a href="mailto:info@flylowgear.com">info@flylowgear.com</a>. We&apos;re here to help! Our size chart is based on body measurement, so be sure to use it to compare to your own measurements, not the garment.

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Yes, we make products in tall and short lengths. (But not every product.)

Currently we only offer some of our styles in tall and short sizing. Check the product page for the item you&apos;re looking for to see if it&apos;s offered in tall and short. If you think there&apos;s something we&apos;re missing, please let us know and we will pass along your feedback to our design team.

How Do I... Know What Comes in Tall/Short?

I can't remember the product name of what I purchased. Can you help? (Yes, we can!)

Of course! Just email us at <a href="mailto:info@flylowgear.com">info@flylowgear.com</a> with the style number from your gear (0000-1111) and we will gladly help you track it down. And let you know if we still make it.

How Do I... Know What Jacket I Have?

We switched our women's pants to numeric sizing to serve a broader range of in-between sizes.

<div itemprop="articleBody"><h2 id="isPasted"> </h2><iframe width="1655" height="926" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/Duipi8voXxw" title="Why We&#x2019;re Switching to Numeric Sizing on Women&#x2019;s Pants" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen class="fr-draggable">&#xA0;&#xA0;&#xA0;&#xA0;&#xA0;&#xA0;&#xA0;</iframe>Traditionally, we&#x2019;ve offered our women&#x2019;s ski pants in a range of sizes from extra small to extra large, with long, standard, and short lengths. That&#x2019;s called alpha sizing. That covered most people but not everyone. Because many of you are in-between sizes. You&#x2019;re between a small and a medium. Or between a large and an extra large. The answer? Numeric sizing. That means instead of using broad labels like small or large, we use more specific numbers, ranging from a zero to a 14. This means not only can we offer a wider range of sizes, but our sizes can be more accurate. Numeric sizing creates better fitting garments and more choices for you. (And hopefully less returns for all of us.) Win win, no?So, if you&#x2019;re purchasing women&#x2019;s pants or bibs from Flylow, you may notice our new sizing system. Perhaps you know your jean size already, but be sure to check out our sizing fit guide on each product page to make sure you&#x2019;re getting the best size for you. We&#x2019;re here to help if you need us.</div>

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