Description
The ten essentials just became eleven.
- 60g PrimaLoft One synthetic insulation for compressible loft even when wet
- Wind-resistant, water-repellent micro ripstop face fabric for lightweight durability
- Overlap quilting design prevents cold channels and insulation shift
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Patagonia Nano Puff Pullover Insulated Jacket - Men's
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6' 225. Size XL
John Pruitt
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Nice fit. Perfect insulation with or without a shell.
So-So
ronp46239
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I felt the Patagonia nano was a so-so jacket. First, the fit isn't slim built friendly, baggy in the middle of the torso. Second, needs more pockets. Third, colors can be a little too goofy.
Great Synthetic Sweatshirt
ztk3
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The Nano Puff has been with me over the past two months during daily dog walks, hikes, and other outdoor trips. It has seen light to moderate rain, wind, and temperatures from mild to cold and has performed like a champ. Weight, warmth-to-weight ratio, and packability are superb. Long-term durability and abrasion resistance have not had substantial tests but my sense is that both should be more than adequate. It's been used as both an outer layer and a mid-layer. Quite comfortable, too.
I was initially wary about the lack of side pockets on this version and whether or not I would enjoy the pullover style. Neither has proved to be an issue. The single chest pocket holds multiple small items, and I have not missed the side pockets. The put-on / take-off is natural and easy.
I rarely spend this kind of money on something unless I'm certain it's going to get a lot of use and give superlative performance. The Nano puff has come through on both counts. If you live in an area where Mother Nature asks you to deal with a wide variety of weather conditions, you will love this thing. I highly recommend it.
Versatile Item
dicp340427
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This is a very versatile piece of clothing and the second one I have purchased. I wear it daily as a middle layer for alpine skiing in the Adirondacks. I also use it for back country ski trip since it is easy to put on when I stop for a break. I prefer the pullover to the jacket because I don't have to mess with a zipper when my fingers are freezing. The shell is windproof and it slides on and off with ease. It also gets carried in my pack on spring and fall hikes. The PrimaLoft works as well as down and insulates when wet. It's a little pricy but Patagonia's quality is excellent so it should last for many years.
I'm like 6'4 and I know I'm between an XL...
jferrari23
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I'm like 6'4 and I know I'm between an XL and XXL and I was just wondering what size I should get? I don't plan on layering it, just for casual use, and I don't like things tight.
Ty Nelson
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Tough call man. This Nano is a slighty roomy fit since it's a pullover, and I think you'll have good length in the body and sleeves with either. Kinda of depends on your build - 6'4 and slim - XL. 6'4" and "I could crush you with one hand if I wanted too" - XXL.
Nano - Puff in Sedona AZ
gus2831576
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I hike 3 days a week and this is perfect for the cold starts we have some mornings . Lots of warmthand not much weight to carry . I love it !
Close fitting
ellp331661
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- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
I have a 20 year old puff jacket in navy that I love and wear constantly. It is getting a bit worn so I thought I would replace it with a new one when I temporarily misplaced it. The new jacket had much longer arms, much smaller arm holes and was closer fitting than my old one. Not as versatile as an outer layer which is how I usually use it. My old one is also not not quilted. So I returned the new one when my old one turned up on the coat rack! Patagonia does truly last forever.
Great layer for watching college rugby
ldgp337263
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- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Light, warm, breathes and looks great!
Laura
Works well as an insulating layer
jdt3686783
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I bought this pullover to wear on cold days skiing in the White Mountains of NH. It has worked great on single digit and below zero days. It's light weight but under a jacket and over a base layer, it has kept my upper body warm and toasty. The smooth finish allows for freedom of movement as well. Several friends have also bought the Nano Puff pull over after seeing mine and agree that it's great on cold days riding chairlifts.
How bright is the turmeric orange, because...
cnr50
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How bright is the turmeric orange, because it looks very bright in the picture?
Ty Nelson
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Tumeric is definitely a bright orange, but not quite as bright as shown above. (the color is a little off)
Quick Hike along the Pacific Crest Trail
Brandon
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I am 6'0, 180lbs wear a 42-43 jacket. I...
jdip316701
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I am 6'0, 180lbs wear a 42-43 jacket. I just bought a LG North Face Enzo as my top layer. Looking to layer this underneath for skiing, etc. I hear Patagonia sizing is larger than standard. Any suggestions - do I go with M or LG? Thanks!
JayPeak Skier
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I am 6'2" have a large. At first I just bought it for an emergency down puff, for backcountry skiing. But now, for cold days I wear it at the resort. For it's small volume, it really adds a lot of warmth layered under an XL Arc-teryx Beta AR shell, with two poly fleece layers under the Nano Puff.
Brrrr...
boyz in da hood
Matt Zia
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Absolutely my favorite, go-to, captain clutch, buzzer beater layer. Packs down wicked small and light, sheds off light precipitation, dries quickly, blocks wind pretty well, and most importantly, keeps yah buns toasty!
The only downside to the pullover? It doesn't have a hood, sad face. There is an easy solution however! The Nanopuff Hoody! Either way you'll be happy.
A Must Have
e-mail521441
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Get rid of your sweater, polartec or whatever you are currently using ,replace that layer with the Nano Puff. Warmer and lighter, win-win.
Best synthetic pullover out there
Andrew Swindle
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Like it. Love it. Hate being caught without it. Get one and never let it out of your site.
Amazing Jacket
Matthew Richardson
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This is an amazing jacket nothing like it, durable and warm. could not ask for anything better
Typical Patagonia
chap46750
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
...if you're a fan of Patagonia! It's an exceptionally lightweight and perfectly balanced pull-over, not too much and not too little.
Most versatile layering piece I own
cozp46913
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
The nano puff pullover is hands down the most versatile mid-layer jacket I own. I bought mine a little big which makes it feel baggy over just a t-shirt but not so bad that it's uncomfortable. The extra room makes it much easier to don and doff as well as allowing me to throw another layer (Patagonia R1 being the favorite) under it for extremely cold days.
I've comfortably worn this jacket on six continents over several years and it's still going strong. This is one of the first items I grab anytime I leave the house.
Patagonia Nano Puff at Beaver Creek CO.
Sparksma
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Great Spring skiing day at Beaver Creek. T-shirt under the Nano Puff pullover gave me all the warmth and wind protection I needed. I wear this thing everywhere. Glad temps are dropping so I can wear it again this season.
kenp433026
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What pants are these?
Nano Puff
lukp12359
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The pullover version is pretty sweet. However, I'd recommend trying it on before you buy. I ordered a medium and it's tight, almost like an athletic fit (which I like). I plan to use it as a mid-layer but it still runs short in the waist area. If I ever have to raise my arms for some reason, which is bound to happen since I climb, it'll reveal some of my midsection. Almost wish I would've gone with a large but then there'd be too much room up top. Otherwise, bomber jacket.
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