Durable water repellent (DWR) coating provides the first layer of defense against moisture
Weather-resistant and featherweight ripstop nylon blocks wind, withstands abrasion and packs down into chest pocket
Zippered chest pocket converts to stuffsack with a reinforced carabiner clip-in loop
Hood adjusts in one pull, and won't block peripheral vision
Durable half-elastic cuffs and drawcord hem seal out the elements
Reflective detail enhances visibility in low-light conditions
Slim fit with a slight drop tail for better fit during movement; accommodates a base layer or a light mid layer
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Some colors/sizes are actually much less direct from Patagonia right now ($59), only actual deal I've seen so far in their otherwise meh 50% off sale.
Even though this is technically a (considered best in class) "wind jacket," it also gets great reviews for rain protection, and the only reason I won't jump on the deal is, it drives me absolutely bananas this model does not have front slash pockets. I get it, the intended use is for running/hiking/climbing, but it's just not for me.
Some colors/sizes are actually much less direct from Patagonia right now ($59), only actual deal I've seen so far in their otherwise meh 50% off sale.
Even though this is technically a (considered best in class) "wind jacket," it also gets great reviews for rain protection, and the only reason I won't jump on the deal is, it drives me absolutely bananas this model does not have front slash pockets. I get it, the intended use is for running/hiking/climbing, but it's just not for me.
Some colors/sizes are actually much less direct from Patagonia right now ($59), only actual deal I've seen so far in their otherwise meh 50% off sale.Even though this is technically a (considered best in class) "wind jacket," it also gets great reviews for rain protection, and the only reason I won't jump on the deal is, it drives me absolutely bananas this model does not have front slash pockets. I get it, the intended use is for running/hiking/climbing, but it's just not for me.
They half a half zip model with at least some form of pocket
I stopped buying Patagonia when their quality dropped from Exceptional to Very Good, while keeping the higher pricepoints. Unless you feel the need to wear the logo as a statement, HARD PASS.
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Even though this is technically a (considered best in class) "wind jacket," it also gets great reviews for rain protection, and the only reason I won't jump on the deal is, it drives me absolutely bananas this model does not have front slash pockets. I get it, the intended use is for running/hiking/climbing, but it's just not for me.
Even though this is technically a (considered best in class) "wind jacket," it also gets great reviews for rain protection, and the only reason I won't jump on the deal is, it drives me absolutely bananas this model does not have front slash pockets. I get it, the intended use is for running/hiking/climbing, but it's just not for me.
otherwise, similar pricing of $82.99 at Patagonia's own site, which is 30%.
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