Patagonia Storm Light Jacket - Men's
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Sale Price:
$140.00
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Retail Price:
$200.00
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$140.00
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Item # PAT1447
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| JEALOUS! 02-03-10 |
Ryan Ivy
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| jealous is the first word that rolls out of my mouth when it comes to this jacket...my twin bought it and i didn't and i've been kicking myself ever since...looks SOOO good! can be worn anywhere! dates...work...outdoors...church whatevs! seriously, if i have one regret in life...it's watching my twin wear it every time i'm around him... |
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| super good 01-29-10 |
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Nathan Ivy
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| i have one of these bad boys and it hasn't ever let me down! I picked it up for half this price and is my go-to jacket when it's snowing. plus if you like recycling it's 100% recycled if that matters to you.. ALSO it looks great and doubles as a great everyday jacket that tells everyone you see that you're cool...haha |
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| another superb Patagonia rain shell 08-14-09 |
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| I adored my old Patagonia Torrentshell rain jacket, with H2NO and simple features and fit. Hiked in it, skied in it, gently washed, rinse, repeat, hardly showed its age ... until some hooligan ripped it from my Jeep one weekend. Damn I missed that jacket, even while wearing a full-featured Gore-tex Patagonia Fusion jacket (which takes an R3 jacket as a zip-in liner).This replacement -- slightly upscale from Patagonia's basic rain shells, on a diet from its heavier big brother -- has the same light weight, easy fit, well thought out features, with the addition of a hideaway hood (with multiple adjustments for fit), dual-zipper pit zips, internal net pocket for stashing things. Like their other shells, it has a waist adjustment that is self-tied out of the way ... versatile velcro cuffs ... storm flaps on all the zips ... easily grabbed zipper pulls. One of the significant features in hot, humid, rainy climes is the net fabric liner, which glides over your first layer, and wicks moisture away from your body (so they say). It makes it much easer to get on and off.So. Another faithful buddy for sudden drenchers ... until someone rips it off again. I'll be en garde this time. |
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| Great 02-06-10 |
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| At present, the muffler is not needed on the shirt and the cardigan by this one in the bicycle commute of 40 minutes. |
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| Country of Origin 12-21-09 |
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| This is a great coat. I have been a minimalist for some time and I usually prefer gore-tex, but I found this jacket at a great price so I thought I would give it a try. It holds it own in any Asian monsoon or in the Colorado backcountry. My only complaints are echos of other reviews. The side pockets do get in the way of a pack waist strap and they are too small if you have gloves on. It would also be nice if they were lined or something for the extra price. The coat is also a bit bulkier than I am used to due to the hanging mesh, but it still packs down pretty nice. The internal pocket is really nothing more than an extra bit of hanging mesh. It doesn't close or anything. The fit is a little on the big side as well but it works great on top of down on those nasty days. It is made in China and so far has taken everything that China has thrown at it! |
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| Pretty slick 12-14-09 |
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| This jacket is a good jump up from a basic mid-market rain jacket. If you are willing to pay a little more I think it is worth it. It will be warmer, dryer and more durable than a basic Precip or the Rain Shadow. Plus it looks pretty cool too. The fabric is very waterproof and kind of stretchy so it fits nicely. I use mine for alot for walking and bike commuting in Seattle and so far this winter it has passed the test of intense rain and cold. It is also a decent backcountry raincoat, it packs down pretty small and is lightweight.
The hood is big enough to fit a helmet so if you are looking for an affordable multi-use jacket to use in wet snow or rain this is it.
My only gripes are that the side pockets are a bit low. They are a bit bulky when wearing a backpack with hipstraps. Also I do not like that this jacket does not have an inside zipper pocket for valuables. I plan to use the jacket for travel also and it is very nice to have safe inner pockets in sketchy cities.
Iam about 5'11" and 170lbs and a large was too big for me, so I went with a medium. I can still fit a puffy underneath on really cold days. |
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| Material: |
[Shell] H2No-laminated 2L polyester & Deluge DWR; [Lining] hanging mesh (100% recycled polyester); [Hood Lining] 100% recycled polyester taffeta |
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Not specified |
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Not specified |
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Underarm zips |
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2 Hand-warmer, 1 chest, 1 internal |
| Seam Taped: |
Yes, fully |
| Hood: |
Yes, rollaway |
| Weight: |
24oz (678g) |
| Recommended Use: |
Backpacking, hiking, globetrotting |
| Manufacturer Warranty: |
Lifetime |
| Country of Origin: |
China |
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