Patagonia Nano Puff Hooded Insulated Jacket – Women’s

User Reviews

• Lightweight and stylish.
• Comfortable and versatile for layering.
• Able to stuff into side pocket for storage.
• Stand-alone layer in moderate temperatures.
• Looser fit makes it easier to layer comfortably.
• Ideal for shoulder seasons.
• Machine washable.
• Hood form-fitting to face to seal in the heat.
• Can pack into the size of a ziploc bag.
• Enough mobility for activities like rock-climbing.

Expert Reviews

• Ideal for clipping to a harness or putting into a backpack.
• 60 g/m2 of PrimaLoft Gold Eco insulation, which allows for good warmth in moderate climates.
• Helmet-compatible hood.
• Hand-warming pockets.
• Quilted design allows tiny perforations throughout the material, aiding in breathability.
• Maintains 98% of warmth when wet according to Patagonia.
• Dries quickly after being wet.
• Eco-friendly insulation.

User Reviews

• Slightly constricting around the neck when the jacket is zipped all the way.
• Hood is very warm, but not necessarily stylish for around town.
• Hood may be too big for certain body types when sizing-up to allow for layering.
• May not fit certain body types if you have broad shoulders.
• May need to size-up so the fit isn’t too tight around the hips.

Expert Reviews

• Cheap stitching and faulty zippers.
• No hem cord to seal in warmth around the waist.
• Not very water-resistant.
• Slightly windproof, but a strong wind will come through.
• No fleece-lined chin guard or pockets.
• Sleeves may ride up when arms reach overhead.
• No velcro or snap buttons on wrists for adjustability.
• Threading on quilted patterns can snag and come loose.