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REI Co-op Men's or Women's Flash Insulated Hybrid Hoodie (various colors)
$70.85
$179.00
+ Free S/H
REI has REI Co-op Men's or Women's Flash Insulated Hybrid Hoodie (various colors) for $70.83. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter Rokket and Community Member Totspurs for finding this deal.
Available Colors (sizes may vary):Features:
Thanks to Deal Hunter Rokket and Community Member Totspurs for finding this deal.
Available Colors (sizes may vary):Features:
- Lightweight, windproof, bluesign-approved, recycled ripstop nylon shell and lining fabric has a durable water repellent (DWR) finish to protect against light rain and stains
- PrimaLoft Silver Eco synthetic insulation is now 100% post-consumer recycled content, bluesign approved and highly breathable, compressible and warm even when wet
- REI-exclusive ShadowBaffle construction is lab-measured to be at least 14% warmer than stitching through all layers like a standard quilt-through and is also more durable
- Highly compressible jacket packs down small into its left hand pocket
- Pack-friendly zippered hand pockets fit with a pack's hipbelt and thumbholes
- Additional zippered chest pocket and internal drop-in pocket give you storage options for trail essentials
- Zipper placket and cuffs are constructed to be easily repairable to ensure a long life for this jacket
- Drawcord at hem and stretch binding at hood and cuff help conform to your body and keep out cold drafts
- Made in a Fair Trade Certified factory, which promotes safe working conditions and sustainable livelihoods
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- Rating of 4.4 from over 70 REI customer reviews.
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- Please read the Forum Thread for more deal discussion.
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REI [rei.com] has the REI Co-op Men's Flash Insulated Hybrid Hoodie (Green, Lime, Red) for $70.83. Shipping is free.
Available colors:
Available colors:
- Fjord
- Moss Oxide
- Red Tannin
- This deal price is $108.17 lower (60% savings) than the list price of $179.
- Sizes S - XXXL
- REI Co-op Women's Flash Insulated Hybrid Hoodie [rei.com] (Sea Forest or Tidal Blue) $70.83
Created 03-01-2023
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Main purchase reason was because of the stretch panels on the side for range of movement and ventilation for moderate level activities such as hiking and cycling around town.
This jacket has 60g PrimaLoft silver which in my opinion is quite warm; I have another 60g PrimaLoft gold jacket and it is is warm down to about 30F during the day, can go into lower temps depending on activity level. Obviously the stretch panels on this jacket will leak heat but I've been wearing this jacket daily in 40-50F weather and have actually had to unzip a few times to avoid overheating.
Stuffs into its own left-hand pocket is a great travel feature. Monkey thumbs and draw cord are nice features to have to keep the jacket close to your body. It has been totally windproof in my wearing, haven't tested the DWR finish in a downpour. But you can just apply whatever your favorite brand is if the house coating is meh, and of course the side panels are not waterproof.
I've also found this jacket has an "active" or "euro" fit. It fits closer to the body than I expected. Reminds me of some of my European motorcycle jackets rather than a boxy American cut. This is great for wearing it under a rain shell (which is probably by design), but it may be tough to wear a mid layer under it; I'd probably recommend to size up if you're on the cusp of the next size up and plan to wear this as your outer layer.
For $70, this is an EXCELLENT value. No questions.
This is a lightweight synthetically-insulated jacket with a DWR water-resistant finish.
Casual use: suitable for 30-65 degree temps, light to moderate rain, windwall, lightweight.
Active use: 20-50 degree temps, light to moderate rain, windwall, lightweight - and BREATHABLE - which is what makes this jacket so great.
A down puffer is too warm for active wear, isn't breathable, and isn't suitable for rain. A rain shell may be truly waterproof, but it isn't nearly as warm or breathable (even if you layer up to make up for warmth).
This type of jacket is the perfect compromise. Not too hot, not too cold - suitable for rigorous athletic activity in colder wet temps - water-resistant, windwall, but breathable. Throw on a baselayer under this and it would be suitable sub 20 degrees. Wear a tee and it's good for hiking in rain in the 40s.
This jacket is a multi-purpose workhorse.
Source - hiking/trail running/backpacking/snowshoeing enthusiast with many thousands worth of gear.
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https://www.rei.com/product/20794...die-womens
• a hood
• thumbholes
I already have enough jackets, though :-)
https://www.rei.com/product/20794...die-womens
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Main purchase reason was because of the stretch panels on the side for range of movement and ventilation for moderate level activities such as hiking and cycling around town.
This jacket has 60g PrimaLoft silver which in my opinion is quite warm; I have another 60g PrimaLoft gold jacket and it is is warm down to about 30F during the day, can go into lower temps depending on activity level. Obviously the stretch panels on this jacket will leak heat but I've been wearing this jacket daily in 40-50F weather and have actually had to unzip a few times to avoid overheating.
Stuffs into its own left-hand pocket is a great travel feature. Monkey thumbs and draw cord are nice features to have to keep the jacket close to your body. It has been totally windproof in my wearing, haven't tested the DWR finish in a downpour. But you can just apply whatever your favorite brand is if the house coating is meh, and of course the side panels are not waterproof.
I've also found this jacket has an "active" or "euro" fit. It fits closer to the body than I expected. Reminds me of some of my European motorcycle jackets rather than a boxy American cut. This is great for wearing it under a rain shell (which is probably by design), but it may be tough to wear a mid layer under it; I'd probably recommend to size up if you're on the cusp of the next size up and plan to wear this as your outer layer.
Yes, I think you need another jacket.
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Main purchase reason was because of the stretch panels on the side for range of movement and ventilation for moderate level activities such as hiking and cycling around town.
This jacket has 60g PrimaLoft silver which in my opinion is quite warm; I have another 60g PrimaLoft gold jacket and it is is warm down to about 30F during the day, can go into lower temps depending on activity level. Obviously the stretch panels on this jacket will leak heat but I've been wearing this jacket daily in 40-50F weather and have actually had to unzip a few times to avoid overheating.
Stuffs into its own left-hand pocket is a great travel feature. Monkey thumbs and draw cord are nice features to have to keep the jacket close to your body. It has been totally windproof in my wearing, haven't tested the DWR finish in a downpour. But you can just apply whatever your favorite brand is if the house coating is meh, and of course the side panels are not waterproof.
I've also found this jacket has an "active" or "euro" fit. It fits closer to the body than I expected. Reminds me of some of my European motorcycle jackets rather than a boxy American cut. This is great for wearing it under a rain shell (which is probably by design), but it may be tough to wear a mid layer under it; I'd probably recommend to size up if you're on the cusp of the next size up and plan to wear this as your outer layer.
The REi site has a review that I mostly agree with:
Josh
· 15 days ago
Almost Perfect. Please Improve & Bring to 5 Stars!
tl;dr version:
Fits well, looks fine, cuffs will pill, the seams in the arms are annoying when wearing short sleeves, the zippers should be a bit more rugged for the price, and the interior fabric should be smoother / softer.
It certainly isn't worth $170+ (what are they smoking, that's Arc'teryx and Patagonia territory), but for $70, depends on the color.
The REi site has a review that I mostly agree with:
Josh
· 15 days ago
Almost Perfect. Please Improve & Bring to 5 Stars!
tl;dr version:
Fits well, looks fine, cuffs will pill, the seams in the arms are annoying when wearing short sleeves, the zippers should be a bit more rugged for the price, and the interior fabric should be smoother / softer.
It certainly isn't worth $170+ (what are they smoking, that's Arc'teryx and Patagonia territory), but for $70, depends on the color.
For $70, this is an EXCELLENT value. No questions.
This is a lightweight synthetically-insulated jacket with a DWR water-resistant finish.
Casual use: suitable for 30-65 degree temps, light to moderate rain, windwall, lightweight.
Active use: 20-50 degree temps, light to moderate rain, windwall, lightweight - and BREATHABLE - which is what makes this jacket so great.
A down puffer is too warm for active wear, isn't breathable, and isn't suitable for rain. A rain shell may be truly waterproof, but it isn't nearly as warm or breathable (even if you layer up to make up for warmth).
This type of jacket is the perfect compromise. Not too hot, not too cold - suitable for rigorous athletic activity in colder wet temps - water-resistant, windwall, but breathable. Throw on a baselayer under this and it would be suitable sub 20 degrees. Wear a tee and it's good for hiking in rain in the 40s.
This jacket is a multi-purpose workhorse.
Source - hiking/trail running/backpacking/snowshoeing enthusiast with many thousands worth of gear.
This jacket is pretty light too, so keep that in mind if you plan to use while not active. I think it's good value for $70, but I think it falls short if you're a serious hiker.