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Total weather protection that packs into its own pocket.

Whether you're hiking the high Rockies in the summer or exploring ancient Incan ruins in Peru, the potential for serious rain showers exists every day. Always be prepared for wet weather with the Patagonia Men's Torrentshell Jacket. Made from H2No Performance shell fabric, this minimalist shell provides Patagonia's highest level of waterproof and breathable protection. Plus, the jacket can be stuffed into its own front pocket so you'll always have space to bring it along.

  • H2No Performance Standard shell fabric is made from nylon ripstop with a waterproof/breathable barrier and a Deluge DWR finish to provide Patagonia's highest level weather protection
  • Fully taped seams and DWR treated zippers keep wet conditions out
  • Regular fit leaves room for layers on chilly days
  • Underarm zips provide ventilation
  • Fixed helmet compatible hood rolls down for compact storage and provides added protection in stormy weather
  • Entire jacket can be stuffed into the front pocket for compact storage
  • Micro-fleece lined neck is soft against skin
  • Adjustable cuffs and a drawcord hem seal to keep moisture out and warmth in
  • Two front pockets stow essentials and warm up cold hands

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4 5

Ryan Conklin

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

My front-seat opinion is that this jacket fit me a little too baggy for my liking--I bought a LRG and I'm 6'3'' 180lbs. It was a loose in the body, especially the lower body, and the bungees tightened it down, but still a little too baggy.

It did keep my dry in the rain, not downpours, but regular rain. Another criticism I have is that the inside of the jacket was stained by my polyester shirt because of the constant pressure from the backpack shoulder straps on top, jacket in middle, and shirt underneath. Didn't affect performance, but looks nasty.

The wrist velcro straps are helpful for keeping your arms drier and the warmth sealed in. The pit zips are great for trudging uphill. Overall, for the weight and price, this is a solid shell, it'll keep you shielded from the strong winds--even on Mt. Washington--and dry from moderate-strength rain. For downpours or a more athletic fitting jacket, you might consider another.

Me pictured with color DILL on summit of Mt. Washington.

Wind Shielding, Water Resistant, Sturdy
5 5

Ty Nelson

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

I'm super stoked on the new Torrenshell, the Patagonia design team gave it some nice updates this year, improving on the original Torrentshell greatly. My favorite is the updated storm flap, which is slimmer and lower profile, making it easier to zip and unzip the jacket, while still being totally weather proof. The fabric and fit were also updated for better comfort and performance.
It's a great fully waterproof and windproof jacket, and stuffs into it's own front pocket which is great for travelling, or not taking up a lot of room in a pack or suit case.

3 5

charles taylor

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Been caught in several downpours and stayed dry while wearing the Torrentshell. Can get clammy , but the airvents help under each arm. Packs down nicely in it's pocket.

5 5

Craig V

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You won't find a better jacket for the price! Well designed, durable, and functional for so many activities. This was my shell for snowboarding from December to April - from single digit days to rainy spring conditions! Performed just as well as my Super Cell and at half the cost! H2No is the Gore-Tex for the "working class!"