Patagonia Nano Puff Insulated Jacket – Men’s

User Reviews

• Lightweight and packable.
• Deceptively warm for being so lightweight.
• Compressible and packs down very small.
• Great for layering with an outer shell or windbreaker.
• DWR finish for water repellence.
• Variety of colors available.
• Extremely versatile jacket for outdoor adventures or for walking around.
• Ideal to wear as a stand-alone jacket in temps above 30 degrees.
• Lightweight and non-bulky fit allows for layering possibilities and style.

Expert Reviews

• Internal chest pocket can be used as a stuff-sack for storing jacket; includes a built-in carabineer loop.
• Elastic cuffs keep heat trapped in.
• The water repellent finish allows the jacket to stay dry under light precipitation.
• Interior zipper flap keeps the zipper away from your face.
• PrimaLoft insulation allows for optimal warmth-to-weight ratio.
• PrimaLoft Gold Insulation Eco is made of 55% recycled polyester, increasing the environmental efficacy of this jacket.
• Very lightweight at 11.1 ounces.
• Prime jacket for 30-50 degrees Fahrenheit.

User Reviews

• Fit is a bit tight, especially in the armpit area.
• Some fraying along the seams and on the sleeves.
• If you go up a size due to the slim fit, the sleeve length may be too long.
• Water repellent, but not waterproof – will get soaked during periods of heavy rain.
• Insulation retains warmth, but no mesh or vents on the jacket limits breathability during exercise.

Expert Reviews

• The outer layer of the jacket is not durable, especially if traveling through trees and brush often.
• Not suitable for super wet climates.
• The threading that keeps the quilted blocks together can snag easily and come loose.
• The added wind-and-rain repellent features limit the breathability.
• Not necessarily performance-oriented jacket, with limited stretchiness and breathability.
• The shell and lining are ‘slick’, instead of a ‘soft’ finish.
• Pilling on the jacket after approximately 6 months of use.