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Patagonia Alpine Wind Jacket - Men's - 2009 BCS
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The Patagonia Men’s Alpine Wind Jacket is a versatile, lightweight windshirt built for blustery alpine conditions. Wear it alone on breezy multi-pitch rock routes, or layer under your shell when you click into your skis for a tour. The brushed mesh lining adds a touch of warmth and helps wick moisture, while the stretch-woven underarm panels increase air flow on strenuous pitches or steep skin tracks. A DWR coating on the ripstop shell sheds light rain and snow when the clouds roll in.
Bottom Line: As a shell or a layer, this jacket excels in windy alpine conditions.
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Cape Lookout State Park - Oregon Coast
By: Bryan Mullaney
December 21, 2010
first use review
By:
rst
November 15, 2009
just purchased an xl patagonia alpine wind jacket
i am 6'3" with 36" or so arms and i must say the arm length and elastic mini-cuff for me is perfect. short jacket arms are a problem i have with some other makers.
fit is trim but generous enough for underneath layering - flannel shirt or sweater., if necessary.
i used the jacket on a a bike ride in mid 40's temps at about 14mph in regular 10-12mph wind gusts wearing a tank top and a lightweight capilene LS crew underneath the jacket.
it does block the wind well and i was quite comfortable in with the temps in the 40s and gusts...in sun i even got warm and unzipped the jacket to cool off.
another great feature is its packability. i placed a key ring clip on the loop inside the chest pack-pocket so i can hang the jacket to a belt loop or compress it to my bike frame when i dont need to wear it.
i cant comment on durability claims as of yet.
the loose ripstop does flap in the wind but that isnt particularly a concern of mine, others may differ.
the exterior ripstop is smooth and soft...and would work well underneath a heavier outer layer.
i have an older r2 fleece zip-up jacket of nearly identical size and shape as the wind jacket..in colder temps without much physical activity the r2 would likely make an excellent insulating outer layer while the wind jacket (with waist drawstring) would keep out chilling winds.
its pretty cool thus far.
2 Comments Last Comment: February 2, 2010 by: rst
By: rst
February 2, 2010
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By: rst
February 2, 2010
comment by original commentor - rst.
product has held up well after several wearings (casual and urban cycling) and 3 washings.
additionally, after evening jogs in only a ls capilene or ls teeshirt in 30 degree temps i decided to try to keep my upper body warmer and began using the alpine wind jacket. it was just the piece of apparel i needed.
it completely blocks out the chilly winds (from jogging and natural) and is very light and friction free.
with temps in the 30s my upper body stays warm and loose.
with the zip turtle neck up wind doesnt creep in from the top.
i purchased mine from an online retailer for about 69.00 and am seriously considering getting another.
as for questions regarding fit....i am 6'3" and about 185 with low 40ish chest and i would say that with basically any shirt on underneath the fit would accurate and good.
Change me.
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- Material:
- [Shell] 100% polyester ripstop; [Panels] 90% recycled polyester, 10% spandex; [Lining] 100% polyester tricot mesh
- Core Venting:
- Venting panels
- Pockets:
- 2 Hand, 1 chest
- Hood:
- No
- Weight:
- 11.5oz (326g)
- Recommended Use:
- Trail running, hiking, alpine rock climbing, ski touring
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime
- Country of Origin:
- United States
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