Add your own review » or review a different product This piece is one of my favorites, and its versatility… Source: bought it new This piece is one of my favorites, and its versatility is impressive. Light enough to take with me everywhere. Hood fits under helmet Not windproof (but not claiming such either) So this is a piece of gear that makes every trip, no matter what the itinerary. I've had mine for only about 2 years now, but it's seen everything, from Widespread Panic concerts (it's warm and extremely durable, and love that I can wash it easily, all of these things make it great for concerts) to winter fly fishing, from walking the dogs to the park down the street from our house in Texas to strolling through Central Park in the fall, from chilly nights on the coast to over 14,300 ft. This thing fits very true to size, and I like that the hood fits snugly. As another reviewer mentioned, the hood definitely goes under a helmet with ease.

The waist cinch is easy and effective even with gloves on. Arms are the perfect length, as is the waist. It's not as athletically cut as some pieces (see my review for the TNF Thunder Micro), but not boxy either. The two hand warmer pockets are very handy, and the internal chest pocket/stuff sack is great to have as well. Keep a little biner clipped inside of this interior pocket and have found it clipped just about everywhere I can clip it at one point or another. Water resistance has luckily not been truly tested, as I'm usually with a shell. We did get caught in a hailstorm while descending a 14'er once, and I stayed very warm and dry. Light rain is about the wettest this thing has seen, and it will resist some moisture. Breathing and temp reg are mainly done manually through the full zip, but I don't mind that. It has been somewhat of a chameleon, keeping me just right in everything from 55 down to 30 degrees. It layers extremely well under shells and slides right in between anything under it and over it.

I have put this through the wringer, and it just keeps taking whatever I throw at it. Someday I'll have to replace it, no doubt, but I've already gotten my money's worth out of this guy. I got my wife the plum-colored pullover. She loves it too. This jacket has been a great layer over t-shirts in… This jacket has been a great layer over t-shirts in the cool spring evenings, under a shell in the fall, or skiing on blue bird days when a ski jacket is just too much. I've had my Nano Puff for three years now and it's held up great! From climbing all around the PNW, to backpacking in Europe, to cold nights after surfing. Everyone has it (not really a con) Fits true to size: I'm a fairly small guy, 5'9", 150 lbs, lean climber body, and the small is just right. The shoulders can be a bit tight so going a size up might not be a bad idea, especially if you want to layer under it. I usually layer over the Nano with a rain shell so I like that it's more snug than baggy.

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The one downside—everyone has this jacket. There is a picture from college sailing nationals a few years ago and almost every person in the picture is wearing this jacket in either black, dark grey, or light grey.rmc hoodies This is one great hoody! andy biersack hoodieGood alone till mid 30's,…Good alone till mid 30's, or even colder for active use! Keeps warm when wet! I am a Patagonia gear nut, and this is one nice piece. Lightweight, warm, and my go-to winter coat in Ohio. When it's really cold out, I wear it over a Better Sweater coat. I love it, great for fall fly fishing trips! My wife loves this jacket! So in my review of the… My wife loves this jacket! Elastic cuffs on the sleeves So in my review of the Mountain Hardwear Zonal Jacket, I mentioned that my wife was allergic to down, but I will mention it again just in case.

My wife can't wear down, so I can't either. And this for her, amongst all the alternative jackets we tried, was the best. Great fit, fantastic hood! And still very warm and packable. The only quarrel I have with it is the elastic cuffs, but she doesn't mind. Great layered under a soft-shell, but it is still tough enough to stand alone. I really like that (unlike the men's version) it is form fitting! It makes her hourglass shape still look great! Despite layering up like the Marshmallow man from Ghostbusters. As a stand alone, my wife said she can get down to around 30°F, which is good for her because she is a wuss. A great non-down insulated piece that won't weigh… A great non-down insulated piece that won't weigh you down. From backpacking in the Cascades to climbing in the Sierras my Nano Puff is always with me. It has all the features I need and none that I don't. Not very wind resistant Does the thought of geese being force-fed to fatten up their livers make you sad?

But you still need a great insulated piece that is lightweight like down? AND you expect it to last a long time despite it being prone to abuse from the activities you need it for? The synthetic fill is super lightweight, insulates in a downpour and doesn't add any extra bulk. I like a snugger fit so I can layer this under a shell, thus I wear a size small on my 5'11"/165 lbs frame. There is the perfect amount of features with the two hand warmer and one napoleon pocket that doubles as a stuff pocket for the entire jacket, which has a bungie drawcord that cinches around the waist. The hood is more of an alpine style hood, so it runs very snug and high up on the face, which I happen to like because it fits great under a helmet and keeps my face warm. I have used this as an outer piece in the warmer seasons and a layering piece when the temps drop. I've even slept in it as a sort of half sleeping bag while on longer trail runs. Surprising to me is its ability to go days on end draped over my non-bathed, sweaty body with out really stinking too bad, a major bonus if your looking for a little romance out on the trail.