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An easy-breathing anorak with mountainous warmth.

You set fire to the skin track and beat your touring buddies to the summit. Bust out the Stoic Men's Hadron Down Anorak and hunker down with the warmth of 850-fill goose down while you wait. Pull the insulated hood over your head and let the elastic wrist gaiters keep chilly drafts from creeping up your sleeves until the group arrives. Highly-packable Pertex Quantum shell fabric allows this jacket to stash easily inside your pack (packs down to the size of a water bottle) and makes it extra-breathable so you'll feel comfortable, not stifled, beneath this warm, mountain-bred anorak.
  • 3-D Ergonomic Construction gives this jacket an active, athletic fit that won't ride up or expose your skin to the cold, paying particular attention paid to range of motion of the arms and chest
  • Kangaroo pocket gives you a place to tuck your hands without fumbling around with zippers
  • Pack this jacket into the pocket in order to make an alpine pillow when you're cold-weather camping
  • Backcountry.com is the exclusive US distributor for Stoic products

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Hadron Stuffed Compared to Nalgene

Jeff Guest

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I discovered you can stuff it into the chest pocket. I'm not sure if it was intended to be able to do that or not, but it works!

Michael

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Of course it was! :)

5 5

vicente lopez

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this is a great down jacket good for every sport it is light and warm, the hood fits perfectly to the helmet, i use it for climbing when i go outside and it is cold.

5 5

Jeff Guest

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I'm a jacket whore but it HAS to have a hood. I've been eyeing the Hadron Cardigan, but couldn't bring myself to buy it because it didn't have a hood. Needless to say I got super excited when I say this one!
It's warm and compacts pretty small and will be an excellent jacket to stuff in my drysack while canyoneering. I also found out that is is sort of reversible!

arip546988

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When you say "sort of reversible," how do you mean? Is it just as warm that way? The blue inside certainly looks nicer than the yellow-green outside!

3 5

evap14063

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So, a few weeks ago I had the privilege to go into the Gila backcountry for a week. I took only this jacket on the trip for warm weather gear. The weather at night (the coldest part of the day of course) got down to the mid 20s. It was a bit chilly but was not unbearable. Near the fire it was great. So, what I found was that this jacket would be great in mid 30s to 40s, getting into the 50s it is un-needed. I hope this review helps you folks get a little jist of this jacket. Also, in addition, I did rip the jacket on a branch, so it isn't as tear proof.

4 5

step160023

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I wore a synthetic puffy while hiking during the day (moisture was a constant on the AT in February), but immediately switched to this in camp. It is amazingly warm for its weight and bulk - shake it out of the stuff sack and you're good to go. I was initially turned off by the very tight wrist-sleeves, and even put tennis balls in them to try to stretch the elastic, but in the field they weren't uncomfortable, just very snug. A velcro or snap closure would be a good addition, though. Nice roomy hood...I'm 73", 175 lb, and XL fit well.

5 5

marp402198

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I was looking for a lightweight but warm jacket, and this jacket has met my expectations. I'm 6'5, 170lbs, and got the xl to make sure the sleves would be long enough, which they are. It's not baggie on me, and there is plenty of room for layers and movement. A large would probably have fit too even in the sleves. The cuffs felt very thight at first, but they either streched or I got used to them and are not an issue now.

Roche'd Into Hadrons!!!

ftrp139500

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In the fall of '12 nearly two dozen hammockers met at Big South Fork for a 4 day outing. Roche (in the classic grey color) had one. We all were smitten (by the Hadron) and had to have one!

When many of those alumni met again in the winter of '13 at Savage Gulf nearly a half dozen had been Roche'd!

In this shot, Spamburgler, Roche, Ftroop, Poof & Medicine Man. (Emcee was sporting one also, but he was four miles ahead looking for his Ti tool...

It remains to be seen if several of the rookies from this trip will be Roche'd into their own Hadrons...???

4 5

sdo505555942

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This pull over is a great under your shell for those cold days on the mountain. It's even better for touring, since it is super light and stuffs down really small to fit in your pack.

5 5

arb4639512

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

I wear this jacket almost every day. So far I have used it on several backpacking trips, hikes, climbs, and late-night green tea sessions on the back porch ;) . On the first backpacking trip it got below -10 degrees, and I felt very comfortable with only a very light sweater underneath. The cut of the arms and chest is perfect - kept me wonderfully toasty while bouldering and climbing - without riding up or exposing my back and sides to the breeze.

It breathes well and will keep you super warm if you cinch down the waist and the hood. On top of all this, it looks great just wearing it around town (have had several compliments so far) and weighs almost nothing!
If you want it to be water resistant, buy a bottle of nikwax and throw it in the wash.

This is one of the cheapest down hoodies I could find, and I couldn't be happier - get this coat!

5 5

jusp360333

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

Ok, I won't lie to you, I bought the Parpika/Midnight color, and it's so bright you could signal the Forestry Service, though they might not pick you up due to the weird tint of orange you are wearing.

But...this has a comparable amount of down as a Western Mountaineering puffy, has less drafts due to no zipper, and has a hood, which in my opinion is a necessity for almost no additional weight.

Did I mention it packs down to next to nothing and ways only 7.9 oz?

Buy it. Be warm. I wore this around camp with a light base layer a few times in the low teens, was warm enough.

Just layer it under something (like the superb Alpha SL by Arc'teryx) because this thing isn't winning any fashion awards.

Hmmmm. The Stoic website lists this product...

senp290990

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Hmmmm. The Stoic website lists this product as being 750 fill and .9 pounds. The biggest issue is - what is the actual weight?

Their site - http://stoicgear.com/home/mens-apparel/mens-insulation/hadron-down-anorak-mens/

Thomas Ogasawara

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The specs on Backcountry are correct

5 5

Nic

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

Fits in a coke can sized stuff stack and super light. I'm 5'10'' 165lbs and the medium leaves enough room to throw this over my other layers when I get to the top.

5 5

dstp241333

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

Light, warm, durable (so far-haven't truly torture tested it yet). Love the wristlets - very effective - but if you have big wrists they may be too snug. The fit is trim. I am 5'7" and 172. I needed a large for my 42" chest but the arms are a bit long. Very satisfied 3 months in.

How many grams/oz of 850 fill do they use...

ede4504446

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How many grams/oz of 850 fill do they use in this jacket?

Dianoda

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Last season's edition had 2.3oz for the anorak (hood), 2.0oz for the cardigan (no hood). As far as I can tell, the only change this season compared to last was the color, so those weights should still be applicable. Backcountry customer service should be able to confirm these specs if you contact them.

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