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The R1 Fleece Pullover makes dealing with the cold a cinch.
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Patagonia R1 Fleece Pullover - Men's
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Best Fleece Ever Made
Blake Carley
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This is my favorite piece of technical clothing. The fit and feel combined with the temperature regulation is simply unmatched. I don't EVER go on a ski tour without it. From single digit temps, all the way to 40+ during the winter, this thing keeps me warm / not overheating. I don't know how they did it! Im 6ft 183 and the Large fits perfect. Room for a layer underneath with no problem. Get it, you wont be disappointed. Even if you are, Backcountry will take it back 24/7/365 no questions asked.
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one of my favorite fleeces
Luke
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Unicorns licking you.
Daniel Joo
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This is the most comfortable and soft fleece I've ever worn in my life. If you throw a windbreaker or a rain jacket over this bad boy, it will keep you very warm in high 30 through 40 degree weather. It feels like unicorns licking you all over. My go to fleece, easily replaced my old North Face fleece (:
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Can you say amazing?
Christopher Columbus
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Great piece, wear it almost daily, indoors and out. Breathes well and perfect warmth for a mid layer. 6'1" and 195lbs, L fits well. 1/4 zip is the way to go. Only thing I dislike about this fleece is having to take it off to wash it. Wish I had bought a lifetime supply of the balsam green when it was in stock.
near-perfect midlayer
Illimani94
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What's not to like? Fit is good - close but not confining. This is an improvement over the R1 I bought a few years ago, which fit like a condom. I'm 6'1", 200 lb, wearing a Large. Thickness is near optimal for a midlayer. Fleece manages to pack away pretty nicely. Dries quickly. Sleeve length is good for someone like me with ape-ish arms. Useful chest pocket. Good torso length. Excellent collar fit; very comfortable.
Nice layer over a light base for winter climbing, snowshoeing. Nice to have in the pack as an extra layer in case I didn't guess the temperatures correctly.
No brainer laying piece
Jason
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
My R1 is one of my favorite tech pieces. I use it for skiing, working out and around town. It has been super durable, and keeps me warm, whether skiing Tahoe or Utah. Also, while technical, it works well for the local coffee shop (will sometimes rock a button down shirt underneath). In general, this is a must have layering piece. As for sizing, I wear a medium (am 5ft 7in and 140lbs), and straddle the small/medium line w/ Patagonia.
Perfect
wbrp60987
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I live in central Florida and use this most of the "winter." I have worn it casually, to the office, and on hikes in Florida, the Carolinas, and Georgia. Planning to ski in it in February.
Description doesn't lie
Bryan Malmquist
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I use this as my mid-layer and the Stoic Merino 200 Crew - Long Sleeve as a base-layer. The combination is warm and has worked very well. The pullover is very soft and comfortable and I love the small zipping breast pocket for storing my cell phone while skiing.
Classic layer
Micah L
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The R1 pullover is a classic layer for alpine climbing, providing serious mid-layer warmth and the half zip cuts unnecessary bulk and weight. The R1 does have an updated fit with an angled center zipper, leaving one side of the collar longer than the other. This is a great feature to keep the zipper off your chin in the mountains, but does look slightly irregular when in casual use.
Perfect.
Brad Byrd
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Great layer for cold days on the mountain or a quick scramble to the crag for end of season climbing.
Also looks nice out at the bar for Apres.
so cozy
Anthony Garcia
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
this 1/4 zip rocks. such a perfect baselayer on cold days.
Perfect for layering or by itself
Angel Kwok
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I recently moved to Alaska and this works perfect on those 50-60 degree days, and easy to layer over.
Amazing
Lee Kenyon
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This thing is insanely comfortable. I alternate between this and mountain hardware monkey mans when I'm looking for a cozy sweatshirt to wear on semi-cool fall days.
Love this
Marshall Strong
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My school's sailing team bought these for our whole team. Great for layering, or just wearing around on slightly colder days, when you want something warmer but not warm enough that you have to take it off to avoid overheating when you go inside. This comes on all my backpacking adventures with me, often gets used as a pillow. Couldn't be happier
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