Y'all know this is just my opinion... right?
I'll cover Best Patagonia Jackets in 3 parts:
- Shortest answer,
- Short answer,
- Long answer.
Best Patagonia Jackets: Shortest answer
Table data only applies to the most recent Winter 2024 models.
| Name | Est. Temp (F/C) | Breathability | Wind Res. | Abrasion res. | Packability | Best pick for | Review | Pit venting? | Two way zipper? | Stuffs into itself? | Type | Fill Power (in3/oz) | Fill Weight (g) | Fill Volume (in3) | Synthetic Fill | Synth. Fill Weight | Face Fabric | Activity | Fit | Weight | Length (CB) | Internal pockets | External pockets | sentences | |||||
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| Arc'teryx Alpha Parka (Men's - Women's) | -18/-28 | No data | No data | No data | No data | Warmest Arc'teryx jacket. | Review | No | Yes | Yes | Down | 850 | 296 | 8,875 | Coreloft | 90 g/m² | N30r 2L GoreTex Infinium | Climbing | Regular | 805 g / 1 lb 12.4 oz | 86 cm / 34 in | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of Arc'teryx Alpha Parka (Men's - Women's) is 296 grams. Its fill power is 850 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 8875 cubic inches of down fill volume. It's also reinforced with 90 g/m² of Coreloft. | |||||
| Arc'teryx Alpha Lightweight (Men's - Women's) | 5/-15 | No data | No data | No data | No data | No | Yes | Yes | Down | 850 | 117 | 3,508 | Coreloft Compact | 40 g/m² | Hadron 2L Gore-Tex Infinium | Climbing | Regular | 540 g / 1 lb 3 oz | 79.5 cm / 31.25 in | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of Arc'teryx Alpha Lightweight (Men's - Women's) is 117 grams. Its fill power is 850 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 3508 cubic inches of down fill volume. It's also reinforced with 40 g/m² of Coreloft Compact. | |||||||
| Arc'teryx Atom (aka LT) ( Men's - Women's) | 43/6 | 9/10 | 6/10 | 7/10 | 5/10 | High output activities. | Review | Yes, mesh | No | No | Synthetic | N/A | N/A | N/A | Coreloft Continuous | 60 g/m² | 20D Tyono | All Round | Trim | 375 g / 13.2 oz | 74 cm / 29.1 in | No | atomproton | bestsyntheticjackets | 1x chest | - | Arc'teryx Atom (aka LT) ( Men's - Women's) is equipped with 60 g/m² of Coreloft Continuous. | ||
| Arc'teryx Atom Heavyweight (aka AR) (Men's - Women's) | 18/-8 | 4/10 | 8/10 | 8/10 | 3/10 | Review | Yes, mesh | No | No | Synthetic | N/A | N/A | N/A | Coreloft Continuous | 120 g/m2 + 80 g/m2 + 60 g/m2 | 30D Tyono | All Round | Regular | 475 g / 1 lb | 74 cm / 29.1 in | No | atomproton | bestsyntheticjackets | 1x chest | - | Arc'teryx Atom Heavyweight (aka AR) (Men's - Women's) is equipped with 120 g/m2 + 80 g/m2 + 60 g/m2 of Coreloft Continuous. | |||
| Arc'teryx Atom Lightweight (aka SL) (Men's - Women's) | 52/11 | 10/10 | 2/10 | 7/10 | 6/10 | Review | Yes, mesh | No | No | Synthetic | N/A | N/A | N/A | Coreloft Compact | 40 g/m² | 20D Tyono | All Round | Trim | 270 g / 9.5 oz | 72 cm / 28.3 in | No | atomproton | bestsyntheticjackets | - | - | Arc'teryx Atom Lightweight (aka SL) (Men's - Women's) is equipped with 40 g/m² of Coreloft Compact. | |||
| Arc'teryx Beta Down Insulated (Men's) | 0/-18 | No data | No data | No data | No data | Yes | Yes | No | Parka | 850 | 126 | 3,778 | Coreloft | 80 g/m² | 2L 40D Gore-Tex | All Round | Regular | 760 g / 1 lb 10.8 oz | 79 cm / 31 in | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of Arc'teryx Beta Down Insulated (Men's) is 126 grams. Its fill power is 850 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 3778 cubic inches of down fill volume. It's also reinforced with 80 g/m² of Coreloft. | |||||||
| Arc'teryx Beta Insulated (Men's) | 21/-6 | No data | No data | No data | No data | Review | Yes, zips | Yes | No | Parka | N/A | N/A | N/A | Coreloft Continuous | 80 g/m² | 2L 40D Gore-Tex | All Round | Regular | 680 g / 1 lb 8 oz | 78.5 cm / 31 in | No | bestdownjackets | Arc'teryx Beta Insulated (Men's) is equipped with 80 g/m² of Coreloft Continuous. | ||||||
| Arc'teryx Beta Insulated Coat (Women's) | 16/-9 | No data | No data | No data | Testing | Review | No | Yes | No | Parka | N/A | N/A | N/A | Coreloft | 80 g/m² + 120 g/m² | 2L 40D Gore-Tex | Around Town | Regular | 600 g / 1 lb 5.2 oz | 86 cm / 34 in | No | bestdownjackets | Arc'teryx Beta Insulated Coat (Women's) is equipped with 80 g/m² + 120 g/m² of Coreloft . | ||||||
| Arc'teryx Cerium (aka LT) (Men's - Women's) | 26/-3 | No data | No data | No data | No data | Light down jacket. | Review | No | No | Yes | Down | 850 | 113 | 3,388 | Coreloft | 80 + 100 g/m² | Arato 15 | All Round | Trim | 335 g / 11.8 oz | 72 cm / 28.3 in | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of Arc'teryx Cerium (aka LT) (Men's - Women's) is 113 grams. Its fill power is 850 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 3388 cubic inches of down fill volume. It's also reinforced with 80 + 100 g/m² of Coreloft. | |||||
| Arc'teryx Cerium Hybrid (Women's) | 44/7 | No data | No data | No data | No data | No | No | Yes | Down | 850 | 44 | 1,319 | Coreloft | 40 + 100 g/m² | Arato 15 + Fortius Air 50 | All Round | Trim | 260 g / 9.2 oz | 70 cm / 27.5 in | No | bestdownjackets | #REF! | |||||||
| Arc'teryx Coelle (Women's) | 14/-10 | No data | No data | No data | No data | No | Yes | No | Parka | N/A | N/A | N/A | Coreloft | 98 g/m² | 40D 2L Gore-Tex | Around Town | Regular | 435g / 15.3 oz | 70 cm / 27.5 in | No | Arc'teryx Cerium Hybrid (Women's) is equipped with 98 g/m² of Coreloft. | ||||||||
| Arc'teryx Liatris (Women's) | 5/-15 | No data | No data | No data | No data | No | No | No | Parka | 850 | 93 | 2,788 | Climashield | 80 g/m2 + 60 g/m2 | 70D 3L Gore-Tex | Around Town | Regular | 890 g / 1 lb 15.4 oz | 75 cm / 29.5 in | No | Fill weight of Arc'teryx Liatris (Women's) is 93 grams. Its fill power is 850 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 2788 cubic inches of down fill volume. It's also reinforced with 80 g/m2 + 60 g/m2 of Climashield. | ||||||||
| Arc'teryx Liatris Parka (Women's) | 2/-17 | No data | No data | No data | No data | No | No | No | Parka | 850 | 136 | 4,078 | Climashield | 80 g/m2 + 60 g/m2 | 70D 3L Gore-Tex | Around Town | Regular | 1.093 kg / 2 lb 6.6 oz | 109 cm / 43 in | No | Fill weight of Arc'teryx Liatris Parka (Women's) is 136 grams. Its fill power is 850 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 4078 cubic inches of down fill volume. It's also reinforced with 80 g/m2 + 60 g/m2 of Climashield. | ||||||||
| Arc'teryx Nuclei (aka FL) ( Men's - Women's) | 32/0 | 2/10 | 9/10 | 2/10 | 10/10 | Review | No | No | Yes | Synthetic | N/A | N/A | N/A | Coreloft Continuous | 65 g/m² | Arato 10r | All Round | Regular | 325 g / 11.5 oz | 75 cm / 29.5 in | No | nucleiproton | bestsyntheticjackets | 2x dump | - | Arc'teryx Nuclei (aka FL) ( Men's - Women's) is equipped with 65 g/m² of Coreloft Continuous. | |||
| Arc'teryx Nuclei SV (Women's) | 5/-15 | 1/10 | 10/10 | 2/10 | 8/10 | Warmest belay jacket. | Review | No | Yes | Yes | Synthetic | N/A | N/A | N/A | Coreloft Continuous | 190 g/m2 + 90 g/m2 | Arato 15 | All Round | Regular | 600 g / 1 lb 5.2 oz | 81 cm / 31.8 in | No | nucleiproton | bestsyntheticjackets | 2x dump | 1x chest | Arc'teryx Nuclei SV (Women's) is equipped with 190 g/m2 + 90 g/m2 of Coreloft Continuous. | ||
| Arc'teryx Patera (Women's) | 21/-6 | No data | No data | No data | No data | Review | No | Yes | No | Parka | 750 | 67 | 1,773 | Coreloft | 60 + 80 g/m² | 2L Gore-Tex | Around Town | Trim | 867 g / 1 lb 14.6 oz | 99 cm / 39 in | No | Fill weight of Arc'teryx Patera (Women's) is 67 grams. Its fill power is 750 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 1773 cubic inches of down fill volume. It's also reinforced with 60 + 80 g/m² of Coreloft. | |||||||
| Arc'teryx Patera Long (Women's) | 0/-18 | No data | No data | No data | No data | Women's warmest parka. | No | Yes | No | Parka | 750 | 204 | 5,397 | Coreloft | 60 + 80 g/m² | 2L Gore-Tex | Around Town | Regular | 1.1 kg / 2 lb 6.8 oz | 117.5 cm / 46.25 in | No | Fill weight of Arc'teryx Patera Long (Women's) is 204 grams. Its fill power is 750 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 5397 cubic inches of down fill volume. It's also reinforced with 60 + 80 g/m² of Coreloft. | |||||||
| Arc'teryx Proton Lightweight (aka FL) (Men's - Women's) | 48/9 | 8/10 | 4/10 | 7/10 | 6/10 | Chilly summer mornings. | Review | No | No | No | Synthetic | N/A | N/A | N/A | Octa Loft | 94 g/m² | Fortius Air 20 | Climbing | Trim | 343 g / 12.1 oz | 75 cm / 29.5 in | No | atomproton | nucleiproton | bestsyntheticjackets | - | 1x chest | Arc'teryx Proton Lightweight (aka FL) (Men's - Women's) is equipped with 94 g/m² of Octa Loft. | |
| Arc'teryx Therme Parka (Men's) | 5/-15 | No data | No data | No data | No data | Review | No | Yes | No | Parka | 750 | 120 | 3,175 | Coreloft | 60 + 80 g/m² | P75d Polyester | Around Town | Regular | 991 g / 2 lb 3 oz | 85 cm / 33.5 in | No | Fill weight of Arc'teryx Therme Parka (Men's) is 120 grams. Its fill power is 750 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 3175 cubic inches of down fill volume. It's also reinforced with 60 + 80 g/m² of Coreloft. | |||||||
| Arc'teryx Therme SV (Men's) | -11/-24 | No data | No data | No data | No data | Men's warmest parka. | Review | No | Yes | No | Parka | 750 | 211 | 5,582 | Coreloft | 60 g/m² | 2L Gore-Tex | Around Town | Regular | 1.072 kg / 2 lb 5.8 oz | 96 cm / 37.75 in | No | Fill weight of Arc'teryx Therme SV (Men's) is 211 grams. Its fill power is 750 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 5582 cubic inches of down fill volume. It's also reinforced with 60 g/m² of Coreloft. | ||||||
| Arc'teryx Thorium ( Men's - Women's) | 12/-11 | No data | No data | No data | No data | Warm down jacket. | Review | No | Yes | Yes | Down | 750 | 140 | 3,704 | Coreloft | 80 + 140 g/m² | Arato 30 | All Round | Regular | 517 g / 1 lb 2.2 oz | 71.5 cm / 28.1 in | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of Arc'teryx Thorium ( Men's - Women's) is 140 grams. Its fill power is 750 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 3704 cubic inches of down fill volume. It's also reinforced with 80 + 140 g/m² of Coreloft. | |||||
| Arc'teryx Thorium Parka (Women's) | -2/-19 | No data | No data | No data | No data | Review | No | Yes | No | Down | 750 | 209 | 5,529 | Coreloft | 80 + 140 g/m² | Arato 20 | Around Town | Regular | 610 g / 1 lb 5.5 oz | 115.8 cm / 45.6 in | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of Arc'teryx Thorium Parka (Women's) is 209 grams. Its fill power is 750 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 5529 cubic inches of down fill volume. It's also reinforced with 80 + 140 g/m² of Coreloft. | ||||||
| Arc'teryx Thorium SV (Men's) | 3/-16 | No data | No data | No data | No data | Gore-Tex down jacket. | No | Yes | Yes | Down | 750 | 169 | 4,471 | Coreloft | 80 + 140 g/m² | Arato 30 & 2L Gore-Tex Infinium | Around Town | Regular | 645 g / 1 lb 6.8 oz | 73 cm / 28.75 in | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of Arc'teryx Thorium SV (Men's) is 169 grams. Its fill power is 750 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 4471 cubic inches of down fill volume. It's also reinforced with 80 + 140 g/m² of Coreloft. | ||||||
| Arc'teryx Thorium SV Parka (Men's) | 0/-18 | No data | No data | No data | No data | No | Yes | No | Down | 750 | 195 | 5,159 | Coreloft | 80 + 140 g/m² | Arato 30 & 2L Gore-Tex Infinium | Around Town | Regular | 685 g / 1 lb 8.2 oz | 85 cm / 33.5 in | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of Arc'teryx Thorium SV Parka (Men's) is 195 grams. Its fill power is 750 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 5159 cubic inches of down fill volume. It's also reinforced with 80 + 140 g/m² of Coreloft. | |||||||
| Black Diamond Access Down (Men's - Women's) | 7/-14 | No data | No data | No data | No data | No | Yes | Yes | Down | 700 | 155 | 3,827 | N/A | N/A | 30D ripstop nylon | All Round | Regular | 442 g / 15.6 oz | 76 cm / 29.75 in | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of Black Diamond Access Down (Men's - Women's) is 155 grams. Its fill power is 700 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 3827 cubic inches of down fill volume. | |||||||
| Feathered Friends Eos(Men's - Women's) | 8/-13 | No data | No data | No data | No data | No | No | Yes | Down | 900 | 105 | 3,333 | N/A | N/A | Pertex Quantum | All Round | Regular | 306 g / 10.8 oz | ? | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of Feathered Friends Eos(Men's - Women's) is 105 grams. Its fill power is 900 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 3333 cubic inches of down fill volume. | |||||||
| Feathered Friends Khumbu (Men's) | -17/-27 | No data | No data | No data | No data | No | No | Yes | Down | 900 | 378 | 12,000 | Primaloft Gold | 200 g | Pretex Shield XT | All Round | Regular | 960 g / 2 lb 2 oz | ? | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of Feathered Friends Khumbu (Men's) is 378 grams. Its fill power is 900 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 12000 cubic inches of down fill volume. It's also reinforced with 200 g of Primaloft Gold. | |||||||
| Mountain Equipment Exo (Men's) | -10/-23 | No data | No data | No data | No data | No | Yes | Yes | Down | 800 | 265 | 7,478 | N/A | N/A | Nylon | All Round | Regular | 770 g / 1 lb 11.2 oz | 79 cm / 31 in | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of Mountain Equipment Exo (Men's) is 265 grams. Its fill power is 800 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 7478 cubic inches of down fill volume. | |||||||
| Mountain Equipment K7 (Men's) | -13/-25 | No data | No data | No data | No data | No | Yes | Yes | Down | 800 | 300 | 8,466 | N/A | N/A | 30D Drilite | All Round | Regular | 820 g / 1 lb 13 oz | 76 cm / 30 in | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of Mountain Equipment K7 (Men's) is 300 grams. Its fill power is 800 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 8466 cubic inches of down fill volume. | |||||||
| Mountain Hardwear GW/2 (Men's - Women's) | 28/-2 | No data | No data | No data | No data | No | No | Yes | Down | 800 | 85 | 2,399 | N/A | N/A | 10D Ripstop Nylon | All Round | Trim | 250 g / 8.8 oz | 70 cm / 27.5 in | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of Mountain Hardwear GW/2 (Men's - Women's) is 85 grams. Its fill power is 800 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 2399 cubic inches of down fill volume. | |||||||
| Outdoor Research Sup. Alp. (Men's - Women's) | 3/-16 | No data | No data | No data | No data | No | Yes | No | Down | 800 | 182 | 5,136 | N/A | N/A | 30D Pertex Quantum Pro | All Round | Regular | 825 g / 1 lb 13.1 oz | 85 cm / 33.5 in | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of Outdoor Research Sup. Alp. (Men's - Women's) is 182 grams. Its fill power is 800 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 5136 cubic inches of down fill volume. | |||||||
| Patagonia AlpLight (Men's - Women's) | 36/2 | No data | No data | No data | No data | No | No | Yes | Down | 800 | 100 | 2,822 | N/A | N/A | 0.8 oz 10D polyester | All Round | Slim | 270 g / 9.5 oz | 74 cm / 29 in | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of Patagonia AlpLight (Men's - Women's) is 100 grams. Its fill power is 800 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 2822 cubic inches of down fill volume. | |||||||
| Patagonia AlpLoft (Men's) | -10/-23 | No data | No data | No data | No data | No | Yes | Yes | Down | 800 | 295 | 8,325 | N/A | N/A | Pertex Quantom | All Round | Regular | 680 g / 1 lb 8 oz | 81 cm / 31.8 in | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of Patagonia AlpLoft (Men's) is 295 grams. Its fill power is 800 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 8325 cubic inches of down fill volume. | |||||||
| Patagonia DAS (Men's - Women's) | 10/-12 | 1/10 | 9/10 | 3/10 | 6/10 | Review | No | Yes | Yes | Synthetic | N/A | N/A | N/A | PrimaLoft Gold Insulation Eco | 133 + 40 g | Pertex Quantum Pro | All Round | Regular | 555 g / 1 lb 3.6 oz | 84 cm / 33 in | No | bestsyntheticjackets | 2x dump | 1x chest | Patagonia DAS (Men's - Women's) is equipped with 133 + 40 g of PrimaLoft Gold Insulation Eco. | ||||
| Patagonia DAS Light(Men's) | 34/1 | 2/10 | 8/10 | 2/10 | 9/10 | Review | No | Yes | Yes | Synthetic | N/A | N/A | N/A | PlumaFill | 65 g | 10D Pertex Quantum Pro | All Round | Regular | 320 g / 11.3 oz | 77 cm / 30.5 in | No | bestsyntheticjackets | - | 1x chest | Patagonia DAS Light(Men's) is equipped with 65 g of PlumaFill. | ||||
| Patagonia Down Sweater (Men's - Women's) | 23/-5 | No data | 4/10 | 6/10 | 7/10 | Review | No | No | Yes | Down | 800 | 150 | 4,233 | N/A | N/A | 1.4 oz 20x30D polyester | All Round | Regular | 428 g / 15.1 oz | 67 cm / 26.25 in | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of Patagonia Down Sweater (Men's - Women's) is 150 grams. Its fill power is 800 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 4233 cubic inches of down fill volume. | ||||||
| Patagonia Downdrift (Men's - Women's) | 18/-8 | No data | No data | No data | No data | No | No | No | Down | 600 | 279 | 5,905 | N/A | N/A | 4.2 oz polyester | Around Town | Regular | 1.014 kg / 2 lb 3.8 oz | ? | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of Patagonia Downdrift (Men's - Women's) is 279 grams. Its fill power is 600 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 5905 cubic inches of down fill volume. | |||||||
| Patagonia Fitz Roy (Men's - Women's) | 14/-10 | No data | No data | No data | No data | No | No | Yes | Down | 800 | 128 | 3,612 | N/A | N/A | 20D Nylon | All Round | Regular | 632 g / 1lb 6.3 oz | 74 cm / 29 in | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of Patagonia Fitz Roy (Men's - Women's) is 128 grams. Its fill power is 800 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 3612 cubic inches of down fill volume. | |||||||
| Patagonia Isthmus (Men's) | 36/2 | No data | No data | No data | No data | No | No | No | Parka | N/A | N/A | N/A | ThermoGreen | 60 g | 4.2 oz polyester | Around Town | Regular | 895 g / 1 lb 15.6 oz | 70 cm / 27.5 in | No | Patagonia Isthmus (Men's) is equipped with 60 g of ThermoGreen. | ||||||||
| Patagonia Jackson Glacier (Men's - Women's) | 12/-11 | No data | No data | No data | No data | Review | No | Yes | No | Down | 700 | 141 | 3,482 | N/A | N/A | 3.6 oz 50D polyester | Around Town | Regular | 880 g / 1 lb 15 oz | 79 cm / 31 in | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of Patagonia Jackson Glacier (Men's - Women's) is 141 grams. Its fill power is 700 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 3482 cubic inches of down fill volume. | ||||||
| Patagonia Jackson Glacier Parks ( Women's) | 7/-14 | No data | No data | No data | No data | No | No | No | Parka | 700 | 218 | 5,383 | N/A | N/A | 50D Polyester | Around Town | Regular | 1.142 kg / 2 lb 8.3 oz | ? | No | Fill weight of Patagonia Jackson Glacier Parks ( Women's) is 218 grams. Its fill power is 700 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 5383 cubic inches of down fill volume. | ||||||||
| Patagonia Micro Puff (Men's - Women's) | 37/3 | 5/10 | 6/10 | 5/10 | 8/10 | Review | No | No | Yes | Synthetic | N/A | N/A | N/A | PlumaFill | 65 g | Pertex Quantum | All Round | Regular | 298 g / 10.5 oz | 75 cm / 29.5 in | No | bestsyntheticjackets | 2x dump | - | Patagonia Micro Puff (Men's - Women's) is equipped with 65 g of PlumaFill. | ||||
| Patagonia Nano Air (Men's - Women's) | 39/4 | 7/10 | 5/10 | 5/10 | 8/10 | Review | No | No | Yes | Synthetic | N/A | N/A | N/A | FullRange | 60 g | 33D nylon ripstop | All Round | Trim | 401 g / 14.14 oz | ? | No | bestsyntheticjackets | - | 2x chest | Patagonia Nano Air (Men's - Women's) is equipped with 60 g of FullRange. | ||||
| Patagonia Nano Air Light Hybrid (Men's - Women's) | 50/10 | No data | No data | No data | No data | No | No | No | Synthetic | N/A | N/A | N/A | FullRange | 40 g | 20D nylon ripstop | All Round | Trim | 335 g / 11.8 oz | ? | No | Patagonia Nano Air Light Hybrid (Men's - Women's) is equipped with 40 g of FullRange. | ||||||||
| Patagonia Nano Puff (Men's - Women's) | 41/5 | 4/10 | 6/10 | 6/10 | 8/10 | Review | No | No | Yes | Synthetic | N/A | N/A | N/A | PrimaLoft Gold Insulation Eco | 60 g | 22D Polyester | All Round | Regular | 363 g / 12.8 oz | 71.5 cm / 28 in | No | bestsyntheticjackets | 1x chest | - | Patagonia Nano Puff (Men's - Women's) is equipped with 60 g of PrimaLoft Gold Insulation Eco. | ||||
| Patagonia Silent Down (Men's - Women's) | 26/-3 | No data | No data | No data | No data | Review | No | No | No | Down | 700 | 109 | 2,691 | N/A | N/A | 2.2 oz polyester | Around Town | Regular | 585 g / 1 lb 4.7 oz | 74 cm / 29 in | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of Patagonia Silent Down (Men's - Women's) is 109 grams. Its fill power is 700 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 2691 cubic inches of down fill volume. | ||||||
| Patagonia Stormshadow (Men's) | 0/-18 | No data | No data | No data | No data | No | No | No | Parka | 700 | 259 | 6,395 | N/A | N/A | 75D Polyester | Around Town | Regular | 1.182 kg / 2 lb 9.7 oz | ? | No | Fill weight of Patagonia Stormshadow (Men's) is 259 grams. Its fill power is 700 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 6395 cubic inches of down fill volume. | ||||||||
| Patagonia Tres 3-in-1Patagonia Tres 3-in-1 (Men's - Women's) | 8/-13 | No data | No data | No data | No data | Review | No | No | No | Parka | 700 | 118 | 2,914 | N/A | N/A | 5.5 oz polyester | Around Town | Regular | 1.307 kg / 2 lb 14.1 oz | 85 cm / 33.5 in | No | Fill weight of Patagonia Tres 3-in-1Patagonia Tres 3-in-1 (Men's - Women's) is 118 grams. Its fill power is 700 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 2914 cubic inches of down fill volume. | |||||||
| Patagonia Vosque 3-in-1 (Women's) | 10/-12 | No data | No data | No data | No data | Review | No | No | No | Parka | N/A | N/A | N/A | ThermoLite | 100 g | 65% nylon, 35% polyester | Around Town | Regular | 1.360 kg / 3 lb | 90 cm / 35.5 in | No | Patagonia Vosque 3-in-1 (Women's) is equipped with 100 g of ThermoLite. | |||||||
| Rab Electron Pro (Men's - Women's) | 5/-15 | No data | No data | No data | No data | No | Yes | Yes | Down | 800 | 180 | 5,079 | N/A | N/A | 20D Pertex Quantum Pro | All Round | Regular | 525 g / 1 lb 2.5 oz | 74 cm / 29 in | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of Rab Electron Pro (Men's - Women's) is 180 grams. Its fill power is 800 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 5079 cubic inches of down fill volume. | |||||||
| Rab Infinity Alpine (Men's) | 5/-15 | No data | No data | No data | No data | No | Yes | Yes | Down | 800 | 175 | 4,938 | N/A | N/A | 30D & 13D Gore-Tex Infinium | All Round | Regular | 551 g / 1 lb 3.4 oz | 76.5 cm / 30.1 in | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of Rab Infinity Alpine (Men's) is 175 grams. Its fill power is 800 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 4938 cubic inches of down fill volume. | |||||||
| Rab Infinity Microlight (Men's - Women's) | 19/-7 | No data | No data | No data | No data | No | No | Yes | Down | 700 | 146 | 3,605 | N/A | N/A | 13D Gore-Tex Infinium | All Round | Regular | 452 g / 15.9 oz | 74 cm / 29.1 in | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of Rab Infinity Microlight (Men's - Women's) is 146 grams. Its fill power is 700 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 3605 cubic inches of down fill volume. | |||||||
| Rab Microlight Alpine (Men's - Women's) | 7/-14 | No data | No data | No data | No data | No | No | Yes | Down | 700 | 153 | 3,778 | N/A | N/A | 30D Pertex Quantum | All Round | Regular | 466 g / 1 lb 0.5 oz | 72 cm / 28.5 in | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of Rab Microlight Alpine (Men's - Women's) is 153 grams. Its fill power is 700 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 3778 cubic inches of down fill volume. | |||||||
| Rab Neutrino Pro (Men's - Women's) | -2/-19 | No data | No data | No data | No data | No | Yes | Yes | Down | 800 | 212 | 5,982 | N/A | N/A | 20D Pertex Quantum Pro | All Round | Regular | 585 g / 1 lb 8.6 oz | 77 cm / 30.3 in | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of Rab Neutrino Pro (Men's - Women's) is 212 grams. Its fill power is 800 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 5982 cubic inches of down fill volume. | |||||||
| Rab Positron Pro (Men's) | -13/-25 | No data | No data | No data | No data | No | Yes | Yes | Down | 800 | 300 | 8,466 | N/A | N/A | 40D Pertex Quantum Pro | All Round | Regular | 740 g / 1 lb 10 oz | 85 cm / 33.5 in | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of Rab Positron Pro (Men's) is 300 grams. Its fill power is 800 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 8466 cubic inches of down fill volume. | |||||||
| REI Magma 850 Hoodie 2.0 (Men's - Women's) | 14/-10 | No data | No data | No data | No data | No | No | Yes | Down | 850 | 120 | 3,598 | N/A | N/A | Pertex mini ripstop nylon | All Round | Regular | 340 g / 13.75 oz | 74 cm / 29.25 in | No | bestdownjackets | Fill weight of REI Magma 850 Hoodie 2.0 (Men's - Women's) is 120 grams. Its fill power is 850 cubic inches per ounce, which equals to a total of 3598 cubic inches of down fill volume. |
As you see from this chart, the warmest Patagonia jacket is the AlpLoft Down Parka.
Read more about the working principles of insulation in jackets: https://outdoorcrunch.com/jackets/
Some products might get discontinued over time.
Best Patagonia Jackets: Long answer
All Patagonia jackets
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Cell | Top Down Insulated Pick (for stationary use) | Top pick for day hiking and casual purposes | Top weather resistance focused pick | Overall Top Pick | Top pick for high output activities | Top warmth focused pick |
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MSRP | 249 USD | 249 USD | 199 USD | 199 USD | 249 USD | 149 USD | 399 USD | 179 USD |
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Best uses | Day hiking & casual | High output activities - especially trail running & mountain biking | Top alternative to Calcite | A more common looking alternative to Storm Racer Jacket | Perfect for commuting | Casual. Impressive for its price! | Intention is all-round alpine use, but a fail IMO | Wet and dirty industrial work. Or maybe fishing... |
Cell | Calcite Jacket | Storm Racer Jacket | Quandary Jacket | Rain-shadow Jacket | Light Storm Jacket | Torrent-shell 3L Jacket | Triolet Jacket | Hose-Down Slicker Jacket |
Weather Resistance Comfort Breath-ability Packed Size Weight Versatility Style & Looks | ||||||||
Cell | Calcite Jacket | Storm Racer Jacket | Quandary Jacket | Rain-shadow Jacket | Light Storm Jacket | Torrent-shell 3L Jacket | Triolet Jacket | Hose-Down Slicker Jacket |
Pros | Great weather protection and DWR, comfy, looks good | Incredibly breath-able, ultralight, comfy, great packed size | Great fit, comfy, durable | Great weather protection and durability for its weight, packed small | More classic, parka-like look; useful hood | Thicker outer fabric indirectly offers warmth, amazing jacket for its price | Durable, versatile, highly water-proof | Extreme water resistance, looks weird unless you are Kanye West |
Cons | Average breath-ability, not packable | Niche design is hard to get used to, average water-proofing | Very heavy, not packable | Twice as heavy as Storm Racer | Jury is still out in terms of durability, very heavy | Clunky look, not breath-able at all | Heavy, baggy, price doesn't pay off | Unisex design causes poor fit, too "pro looking", hood too large |
Cell | Calcite Jacket | Storm Racer Jacket | Quandary Jacket | Rain-shadow Jacket | Light Storm Jacket | Torrent-shell 3L Jacket | Triolet Jacket | Hose-Down Slicker Jacket |
Packable? | No | Yes | No | Yes | No | Yes | No | No |
Water-proofing | 2.5-layer Goretex Paclite Plus | 3-layer H2No | 2-layer H2No | 3-layer H2No | 2-layer Polyester | 3-layer H2No | 3-layer Goretex | Cell |
Weight | 411 g (14.5 oz) | 198 g (7 oz) | 714 g (25.2 oz) | 397 g (14 oz) | 695 g (24.5 oz) | 394 g (13.9 oz) | 550 g (19.4 oz) | 655 g (23.1 oz) |
Women's specific counter-parts | Hose-Down is unisex. |
I wouldn't really recommend Triolet Jacket or Hose-Down Slicker Jacket.
Calcite jacket.
I'd simply get either one of other 6 options - especially one of the first 4 picks.
Attention: No insulated pieces in here. I rather focus on waterproofing and general weather resistance.
- For casual outgoings & recreational hiking purposes (waterproofing over breathability), I'd recommend you the Calcite Jacket. Quandary Jacket can mostly work as a cheaper alternative to it, although neither are packable.
- Get the Torrentshell 3L if you absolutely need it packed, or the Rainshadow if you can sacrifice weather resistance with more breathability in return.
- For high output activities (breathability over weather resistance), this Storm Racer Jacket is a state-of-the-art, handsome, unique killer - especially for trail running and mountain biking. If you'd rather getting a more time tested, proven piece, then this Rainshadow can be a great pick. They're both packed super small into their own stuff sacks.
Storm Racer water beading.
A few more notes:
- Patagonia discontinued the Cloud Ridge Jacket by 2020, and hence it isn't included in this review.
- Rainshadow and Torrentshell saw complete revisions in 2020, so disregard any comments and reviews put forward before then.
- Quandary and Torrentshell also offer insulated adaptations: Insulated Quandary and Torrentshell Insulated (discontinued as of 2020).
- Yes, Torrentshell is packed into its own size - despite what you might see/read on other blogs. I've shared its images here: https://outdoorcrunch.com/patagonia-houdini-vs-torrentshell/
Speaking of which, the larger the packed size score in the chart, the smaller the size.
- Also, all these jackets are DWR coated - which is the number 1 thing you should look for in a rain jacket.
DWR is a coating.
It's basically sprayed on to the surface of these jackets as a finish.
It stands for Durable Water Repellent - which means that water will be repelled under wet conditions instead of soaking into the fabric.
DWR also decreases dry time.
It's a good thing these jackets are coated in DWR.
But pay attention to the fact that DWR is a coating - meaning that it will wear off over time.
Which is why you might want to invest in a DWR spray such as this one at arcteryx.com for after treatment.
As you see, there's a strong correlation between FP x FW and temperature ratings, but not more than, say, 80%. I explained why this happens here in this post of mine.
Best Patagonia fleeces
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Best use | Mid-high output activities. | Outer-layer for static use when it's cold, windy and/or rainy out in town. | Classic collegiate look, timeless. | Athletic leisure, aka "athleisure". | Considering other options, I wouldn't really recommend this one. |
MSRP | 159 USD | 189 USD | 119 USD | 159 USD | 139 USD |
Cell | R1 Fleece Pullover Hoody | R2 Techface Hoody | Lightweight Synchilla Snap-T Fleece Pullover | Performance Better Sweater Hoody | Woolyester Fleece Pullover |
Pros | Most breathable pick, great fit, thumb holes, comfortable, ultralight | DWR helps in damp areas, smooth inner surface, warm, comfortable, handsome | Extremely comfortable, warm, perfect for casual purposes, light | Perfect balance between Synchilla and R1 in this review | |
Cons | Colder than other picks | Easier to overheat | No hood, not breathable, fit might be too large for some | Hood might come too big for some | |
Cell | R1 Fleece Pullover Hoody | R2 Techface Hoody | Lightweight Synchilla Snap-T Fleece Pullover | Performance Better Sweater Hoody | Woolyester Fleece Pullover |
Weight | 312 g (11 oz) | 485 g (17.1 oz) | 405 g (14.3 oz) | 473 g (16.7 oz) | 434 g (15.3 oz) |
DWR | No | Yes | No | No | No |
Women's counterparts & alternatives |
A fleece is mostly used for either of these two reasons:
- Casual everyday wear,
- A mid-layer (or in some cases, outer-layer) to fine tune the warmth - breathability balance during outdoor adventures.
Some fleeces lean toward the former and some to the latter. This is why it's impossible to give one-fleece-fits-all. Rather, it makes more sense to lay out best picks for each type of uses (which you'll see in the chart below).
Now...
- R1 has 5,
- R2 has 6,
- Synchilla has 6,
- Better Sweater has 14 main configurations.
As you see in this Patagonia R1 vs R2 and Patagonia Synchilla vs Better Sweater posts of mine, I reviewed all of their configurations.
Having said that, for this post, I picked out only one piece of each model (which are the best picks in my opinion), and put them together in this post.
Some Notes
When choosing best Patagonia fleece for you, make sure you keep in mind that only the R2 Techface Hoody in this review comes with DWR coating.
- If you're planning to use your pick as an outer layer AND possibly under wet weather conditions every now and then...
Then your only pick is R2 Techface Hoody, which is the perfect fleece for you.
- If you almost only care about casual use... and don't care about performance at all...
Then I probably wouldn't get R1 or R2 Techface, and instead get the Synchilla. Or Performance Better Sweater, at the very least, since it's positioned somewhere between Synchilla and R1 in Patagonia's fleece line-up.
Best Patagonia winter jackets & parkas
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MSRP | 699 USD | 499 USD | 599 USD | 349 USD | 399 USD |
Cell | Frozen Range Parka | City Storm Parka | Tres 3-in-1 Parka | Jackson Glacier Jacket | Macro Puff Hoody |
Insulation | Down 700 FP | Down 700 FP | Down 700 FP | Down 700 FP | Synthetic PlumaFill: 135 g Body / 90 g Side Panels and Sleeves |
Cell | Frozen Range Parka | City Storm Parka | Tres 3-in-1 Parka | Jackson Glacier Jacket | Macro Puff Hoody |
Pros | Incredibly warm, smooth inner fabric, looks handsome | Warm, longer hemline offers more warmth below torso, more pockets than Frozen Range | Versatile, fairly warm | Very warm for its price, | Loses almost zero warmth under wet conditions, packable |
Cons | Can come too warm under 15-20 deg F (-7 - -10 deg C) | Can come too warm under 20 deg F (-10 deg C) | Difficult to use, very heavy, superior combo alternatives can be found when each piece bought separately | Hood and collar configuration could be more comfortable | Huge packed size, coldest pick in this review |
Cell | Frozen Range Parka | City Storm Parka | Tres 3-in-1 Parka | Jackson Glacier Jacket | Macro Puff Hoody |
Weight | 1,253 g (44.2 oz) | 1,106 g (39 oz) | 1,307 g (46.1 oz) | 879 g (31 oz) | 434 g (15.3 oz) |
Women's counterparts | Women's Frozen Range 3-in-1 Parka | Women's City Storm Parka | Women's Tres 3-in-1 Parka | Women's Jackson Glacier Jacket | Women's Macro Puff Jacket |
Before you say it, yes, Patagonia does not give their jackets temperature ratings.
Their reasoning revolves around the subjectivity of the feeling of warmth, and hence causing difficulty of assigning such temperatures.
Although I completely do agree with Patagonia, I think it still is possible to give rough ratings provided that some serious assumptions are also being made.
And that's what I do.
Best Patagonia ski jackets
Cell | These 3 are ready to buy, solid picks | For these 2, I'd wait for next revision(s) due to some design flaws | |||
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MSRP | 799 USD | 649 USD | 399 USD | 399 USD | 349 USD |
Best for | Severe weather because of its incredible warmth | Mild weather because of its incredible breathability | Budget pick | Cell | Cell |
Comments | When you don't need its superior warmth, dial it back by boosting ventilation via pit zips, collar vents and velcro cuffs | Flannel backer feels smooth and pleasant, but you'll need an underlayer for colder weather | Think of this jacket as an assembly of a budget Primo and a budget Untracked. Jack of all trades, master of none. | Wouldn't really recommend it. No thumb loops, seemingly misplaced drawstring loops. | Wouldn't really recommend it. Small and sometimes ill-placed zippers, sleeves too long. |
Cell | Primo Puff | Untracked | Snowshot 3-in-1 | SnowDrifter | Departer |
Breathability Warmth Weather Resistance Durability Weight Bagginess | Not recommended | Not recommended | |||
Primo Puff | Untracked | Snowshot 3-in-1 | SnowDrifter | Departer | |
Weight | 1.1 kg / 38.8 oz | 743 g / 26.2 oz | 1.35 g / 47.1 oz | 587 g / 20.7 oz | 646 g / 22.8 oz |
Women's counterpart | Cell | ||||
Cell | #Note: All face fabrics are DWR (durable water repellent) applied. DWR is a coating. It's basically sprayed on to the surface of these jackets as a finish. It stands for Durable Water Repellent - which means that water will be repelled under wet conditions instead of soaking into the fabric. DWR also decreases dry time. It's a good thing these jackets are coated in DWR. But pay attention to the fact that DWR is a coating - meaning that it will wear off over time. Which is why you might want to invest in a DWR spray such as this one at arcteryx.com for after treatment. As you see, there's a strong correlation between FP x FW and temperature ratings, but not more than, say, 80%. I explained why this happens here in this post of mine. | ||||
Patagonia Untracked's in action.
A few important notes I find worth mentioning:
- I'd strongly recommend everyone skiing or snowboarding with Nano Air from time to time rather than prefer climbing/hiking/fat biking with Primo Puff, Untracked or SnowShot from time to time!
- Yes, the top recommended two jackets (Primo Puff and Untracked) are pricey, but if you decide to go for them, you should know that they usually pay off,
- All jackets come with an embedded RECCO reflector,
- Lastly, I'm not an expert on clothing or textile, so take my advice with a grain of salt.
In bagginess row, 5 refers to "true to size".
I say genuine because there are other Patagonia jackets out there which I don't consider as genuine Ski & Snowboard Jackets, although you can use them as well.
An example: Ascensionist and Triolet.
They're advertised and designed as all-round alpine jackets, which can be used for skiing and snowboarding as well - in addition to other alpine activities.
Other jackets such as Nano Air and Micro Puff are cover even a wider range of use, which in the end do manage to correspond to skiing and snowboarding needs, although noticeably less so than these 7 genuine jackets (Snowshot offers 3 configurations, which adds up to 7 at total).
I didn't mention these all-round jackets in this post, and rather limited the context with jackets that are designed for skiing & snowboarding only.
A few notes:
- Lightweight Synchilla Snap-T Fleece Pullover (Men's - Women's) and the Better Sweater (Men's - Women's) are perfect casual pieces with family photo looks. Visit this post of mine to see how they compare to each other.
- If you're looking for a rain jacket during mountain biking, I'd recommend the Dirt Roamer (Men's - Women's) over the Rainshadow (Men's - Women's - read my review) recommended in the chart above.
- If you're looking for a synthetic insulated piece for stationary use (not during high output activities), then I'd recommend you to check out the Micro Puff (Men's - Women's) and Nano Puff (Men's - Women's). Visit this post of mine to read how they compare to each other.
I'd like to remind you the importance of reading the round-up posts of all product types.
For multi-use
If you're going to be using your jacket with multiple purposes, then check out these versatility focused recommendations:
Click on image to enlarge. Nano Air handles it all: Skiing, backpacking, bouldering, fishing, climbing, mountain biking. Extreme versatility.
- Insulated (for high output activities)
- If I had to choose one Patagonia piece I love the most, that would probably be the Nano Air (Men's - Women's - read my review). As some of you already know, it's my top synthetic insulated pick for high output activities. It's extremely breathable and surprisingly weather resistant. Being out there for years now, it's a time-tested, proven pick that is loved by many users including myself.
- If you're looking for a fleece, then R1 Fleece Pullover Hoody (Men's - read my review) can be a great alternative here. Unfortunately Patagonia doesn't offer a women's specific counterpart, but this full zip adaptation can be a good option for women.
- Insulated (stationary use): For little to no activity level, Nano Puff (Men's - Women's) would probably be your best bet. A good, packable alternative to it can be its sister Micro Puff (Men's - Women's) which can mostly be a pretty good option for traveling purposes (great warmth to weight ratio). Read my reviews and comparisons to one another.
I wouldn't really recommend down products for multi-use. The main reason for this is the fact that they lose their insulating capability when they get wet (either from your sweat or from weather conditions).
For casual Use
I'll assume...
- Very little to no output activities,
- Power walks at most,
- That the style is almost as important as capabilities of the jacket,
- That layering is an option but not preferred since it's a pain in the butt because I'm assuming a warm indoors.
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