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Patagonia Men's Nano-Air Light Hybrid Insulated Hoodie (3 colors) on sale for
$148.83.
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Available:Features:- Designed for high-exertion, high-elevation activities in cool weather
- Air-permeable, light-yet-durable, 100% recycled polyester shadow ripstop shell and lining offer generous stretch and outstanding breathability
- PFC-free durable water repellent (DWR) finish
- 40 g FullRange insulation is warm and stretchy; combined with the shell and lining, this provides excellent mobility and air permeability
- R1 Air fleece panels on the upper and lower back, sides, and under the arms add ventilation while wearing a pack
- R1 Air panels are made of 100% recycled polyester hollow-core yarns in a unique zigzag pattern that wicks moisture, dries fast and is highly breathable
- Stretchy hood and soft binding allow for easy on/off, even when jacket is zippered
- Minimal center-front zipper with low-profile zipper garage at chin for next-to-skin comfort
- 2 low-profile handwarmer pockets with invisible zippers work comfortably with a harness or a pack
- Sleek, partially elasticized cuffs, patterned for minimal water absorption, seal in warmth
- Fair Trade Certified sewn, which means the people who made it earned a premium for their labor
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These breathable lightweight insulated shells are typically meant for exerting energy for outdoor activities like rock climbing, snow shoeing, etc. So that when you heat up and/or sweat, the breathable panels will draw moisture and heat away from your body keeping you dry and comfortable.
But if all you need to do is keep warm inside of a cold office, I would think you could just purchase a simple sweater or casual coat.
Especially because the breathable fabric on this model is on the -back-. That helps when your back is up against an office chair, preventing you from getting too hot.
In other words, if I was using this for outside in a cold environment, and not doing anything particularly strenuous, then I would choose the regular nano-air. But if you're skinning up a mountain on skis, definitely go for this "light" model, for example.
This (Nano Air Light) is more comparable to the Atom SL.
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I personally much prefer it to the regular nano-air, because I run hot -all- the time.
This model is amazing.
I personally much prefer it to the regular nano-air, because I run hot -all- the time.
This model is amazing.
Always cold in the office and looking for something to keep me warm
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Always cold in the office and looking for something to keep me warm
Especially because the breathable fabric on this model is on the -back-. That helps when your back is up against an office chair, preventing you from getting too hot.
In other words, if I was using this for outside in a cold environment, and not doing anything particularly strenuous, then I would choose the regular nano-air. But if you're skinning up a mountain on skis, definitely go for this "light" model, for example.
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These breathable lightweight insulated shells are typically meant for exerting energy for outdoor activities like rock climbing, snow shoeing, etc. So that when you heat up and/or sweat, the breathable panels will draw moisture and heat away from your body keeping you dry and comfortable.
But if all you need to do is keep warm inside of a cold office, I would think you could just purchase a simple sweater or casual coat.
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This (Nano Air Light) is more comparable to the Atom SL.
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