Patagonia stripped down its Nano-Air jacket to create an ultralight shell for high-output activities while still providing a touch of warmth. I find it to be an impressive
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Patagonia Stormstride | Testing the backcountry ski pant
The Patagonia Stormstride series is designed for backcountry touring but capable of pulling double-duty at the resort. This waterproof and breathable ski pant offers plenty of stretch for
Patagonia Stormstride Jacket review: Testing the backcountry-focused ski shell
The Patagonia Stormstride is a backcountry ski jacket made for high-output ski touring. The Patagonia Stormstride series is the brand's most breathable jacket and pants for ski touring. The
Patagonia Black Hole Duffel | Comparing the 40L, 55L, 70L and 100L sizes
The go-to Patagonia Black Hole Duffel receives a facelift with even more recycled fabrics. I haul it through airports, to national parks, and even to the pool to
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StormHood or DropHood? StormHood6765 %DropHood3635 %Down Jackets: Do you prefer them hoodless or hooded? Hooded8770 %Hoodless3830 %Which one do you think looks better? Micro Puff5554 %Nano Puff4646 %Do
Patagonia Nano Air 2024 vs DAS Light: Temp ratings & more
I've got the most recent (Winter 2024) versions of both Nano Air and DAS Light. They're both fantastic. But they best respond to pretty different use cases. As long
StormHood vs DropHood
The difference between StormHood and DropHood is that with the DropHood the hood is separated from the collar, whereas with the StormHood the hood and collar are sewn
Arc’teryx vs Patagonia
When it comes to comparing Arc'teryx vs Patagonia, looking at specific product models from both outdoor brands makes the most sense. That said, there are some general points we
Best Patagonia Jackets: Temp ratings & more (Full guide)
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 answerTable data only applies to the most
Best Down Jackets: Arc’teryx takes the upper hand
First thing you should know about down jackets is that you should only consider getting one for stationary use, in dry weather. Because, all down jackets offer: Low breathability, Poor wet