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Patagonia R1 Hooded Fleece Pullover - Men's
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Nice midlayer piece
Jeff Guest
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- Gender: Male
I was hoping this would be a nice stand alone pullover that would block the wind a little bit, but it doesn't.
Pro's:
Lightweight
Small hood
Athletic fit
Stretchy
Looks Great!
Con's:
Ninja mask when zipped up (not my thing)
Doesn't block any wind (I know, I'm picky)
No hand pockets
I was hoping to use this as a stand alone jacket in chilly slot canyons to help keep me warm by blocking wind. It ended up not being a good fit for what I wanted it for, but overall it's a great pullover!
Perfect
Christopher Columbus
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Does the R1 hoody need another review? Maybe not but couldn't resist, this thing is that good. I reserve this piece for skiing and climbing, works perfectly for those. Warm but breathes well. Really appreciate the low bulk lower torso area that can be tucked into pants for extra warmth. Hood is great as well, will fit under or over a climbing helmet and can eliminate the need to bring a hat along. Not very windproof, but when combined with a light shell it keeps you very toasty.
I wear it almost daily
RobertDice
Member since
Truly a piece that can be worn anywhere. It looks sharp when worn alone and layers perfectly with everything else. I'm 6' 195lbs with long arms and the XL fits awesome.
Very Functional Piece, Love it!
James
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I've been using this hoody as a layering piece under a shell for skiing, and also on its own for trail running in cold-ish temps (material is soft and comfortable on bare skin). I'm very impressed with how well this thing transports moisture away from the body and keeps you from feeling clammy. Also, the balaclava, hood, and thumb-loops are great for skiing, although it zips up a little tight over your mouth. My only real gripe is that the sleeves fit so tight in the forearms that it's tough to fit long-sleeve baselayers underneath, but a t-shirt fits easily, and you can actually just wear this thing as a heavy base layer in the first place. I'm 5'11, 170lbs and the medium fits great. This piece will definitely be getting a lot of wear!
great.
bananagrams
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
mostly just adding to the chorus of praise and giving my sizing info.
6'2" 165lb. large is a little looser than i'd like but medium's too small. still love this thing.
colors are a little weird so i went with black. overall absolutely unbelieveable piece-- warm, light, feels great. ive worn it literally every day ive climbed this winter. i dont wash mine often enough to wear it around town, but its definitely stylish enough for that.
hood looks really stupid, but i only wear it under a helmet anyway, and it adds a TON of warmth (and keeps your neck warm way better than a hat!).
overall, WELL worth the money. this is my go-to article of clothing for literally anything other than t-shirt and shorts adventures.
beautiful piece
Hap Seliga
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
But it runs small. Be sure to size up. Didn't end up keeping it as the next size wasn't available. I measured a dead on small on the size chart, but a medium would have been a better fit.
Great product, misleading color.
michael.j.1397028
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Perfect addition to my arsenal for cold-weather layering. However be warned, the Paintbrush Red color looks nothing like the picture Backcountry.com shows. It is more of an orange color. See the picture at the Patagonia website for a more accurate example: http://www.patagonia.com/us/product/mens-regulator-r1-fleece-hoody?p=40072-0-065
Still a great product, just wish it was like the red in the picture.
Need I say it again?
The Prophet
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
This is the greatest article of clothing ever made. Perfect fitting for me in a L. I am 6'2", thin athletic, 175 lbs. Medium is restricting, large is perfection. Length is awesome for skiing to keep cold drafts out. Chest pocket is perfect. thumb holes if you want them. long enough sleeves. drys super fast, keeps cool and warm when needed. perfect in every way! and from a great company to boot!
Warm and Light
TBDickerson
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
This is a great technical layering piece for pretty much anything.
Buy this
Glacier Hiker
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This might be the best item of clothing I own. I wear it all the time for almost everything outside. It is very thoughtfully designed. The thinner R1 fleece combined with the option for full of minimal coverage makes this my go to mid layer.
I am 5'8 135lbs. A small is perfect
This fleece in action!
Reuben Cousin
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This fleece is very versatile and will be great on a big wall in Yosemite or just riding your bike to work on a cold morning!
Awesome except for the forearm
Jon
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I'm 5'10", 180 and a solid medium according to the size chart. I bought this to replace my beaten old north face as a midlayer for snowboarding and bumming around. The fit in the chest and waist was great. However, the forearm was way too tight; similar to compression base layer. I tried a large, which resulted in lots of extra space in the chest/waist, but almost no change in the sleeve. Does anyone know if the standard R1 pullover has more room in the arm?
Nothing to add that hasn't been said
Robin Sherwood
Member since
This is a great piece of gear, I'm 6' 185lbs athletic and the large fits great, a tad bit loose, but snug enough in the arms that a medium would be too small. Can't wait to try it out in colder conditions but so far it seems pretty versatile in the temperature range. Have worn it in breezy and 75f and it wasn't too warm. Seems to breath really well. Love the bright blue color.
Great Pullover!
mtb4640526
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After using the R1 for a couple weeks this fall in the White Mountains I don't think ill buy another pullover again. Temps consistently dropped into the 20's and 30's and I kept pleaty warm with this and a flannel.
Sizing is also great. I'm 6'1" and 160 lbs and the medium is tight but perfect for layering.
R1 Hoody at 66 N latitude.
Nick Stadie
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Patagonia kills it with this unisex design and excellent colour combo. Size XS.
R1 Hoody - For Women Too!
Nick Stadie
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It turns out, the awesome R1 hoody isn't made in a "women's style"... well, so be it! The extra small is well within the normal range for W's so my girlfriend tried it, and magic!
The sweet ninja styling is all yours ladies. Eyrun is about 5'3" and she likes the XS. She'd normally be anywhere in the XS-M range for regular women's stuff. Obviously, you'll have to pick your size based on your intended use and preferences on bagginess.
Cheers!
could someone post a picture of the laminar...
Hayden Beck
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could someone post a picture of the laminar blue or at least describe it?
Ty Nelson
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Here you go Hayden...
Hayden Beck
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thanks
Hayden Beck
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thanks
could someone post a picture of the laminar...
Hayden Beck
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could someone post a picture of the laminar blue or at least describe it?
Best of the Best
Greg G
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The #1 Fleece pullover in my closet. Useful year round and soooooo comfy!
The best piece of it's kind
Joey Sweeney
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This layer is amazing. It's so good that even when I'm enjoying a nice day or climbing in the sun . . . . I secretly hope for clouds and wind so I can grab the R1 out of my pack. It works as a layer or by itself and is by far the most functional piece of clothing I've bought to date. I am 155 pounds 5ft 11in tall and the medium is a perfect fit.
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