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Eh, it's comfy & I like the weight of it, but it pills like the dickens! Mine looks kinda crappy already & I've only washed it once... maybe I'm harder on my stuff than the rest of these folks who rave about theirs? I'd say it runs true to size & has a longer fit which many tall gals will appreciate (I'm not tall- 5'6"- & I wear a large, so while I'm not sure the longer cut is the most flattering, I think everyone else appreciates that I don't flash my middle section everytime I raise my arms). It's a good & stretchy light-weight fleece with a smooth face (well, until it pills any way) with a hood that can fit under a helmet. I have the lava/coffee & it's less burnt-orange than I had hoped, but the funky pinky-orangeness kinda grew on me.

Meh. I am not tall (5'6" & more legs than torso), so I found this "jacket" to be just too long to be flattering. I also tend to be a med/lrg in Nau & in this one I definitely should have gone with the large for width. The fabric was super soft & comfy & I otherwise did like the style of it. I loved the moss green color. It was definitely more sweatshirt-like than jacket-like; while the water repellency was good, it's not much for windproof. On sale, I'd say it would be worth it, but @ $195, it's a damn expensive sweatshirt in my opinion. If you are tall & thin, this might work for you. Nau makes a good product, has a great warranty & solid ethics... just this one fit me better.

First off, I agree with the other reviewer... the arm holes are in fact strangely large (I thought about going down a size, but then it would be too tight elsewhere, so I stuck with my usual size: large.) I'd say it runs just a tad-looser than some of my other smartwool tops and has a nice length to the torso, too. I also didn't notice the arm "ruffle" detail in the photos-- kinda weird on a tank top, they look like wings. However, this shirt is damn soft & I like the pattern for when I get all sweaty, so I kept it & I still wear it a lot for recreational endeavors. I just don't wear it around town as much as I originally anticipated.

This is my go-to 3 season bag. Darn compact & darn toasty. I couldn't sacrifice the full-length zipper in the name of weight-shaving b/c I need venting options on the occasion that nights aren't so chilly. I love that WM makes a short bag & that backcountry carries it-- I'm 5'6" & still have space for some clothes at my feet if I need it. FYI: the zipper is the finer-toothed type which isn't zip-together compatible with other bags--> but between this fine-toothed zipper & the stiffer material in the zipper baffle, it never snags. It's pricey, but made well & made in the US- no doubt worth the investment in my opinion.

I love this skirt & get a lot of compliments on it. It falls below the knee- which is my favorite length for practical reasons. However, I do agree the previous reviewer that the "wrap" factor can be a little revealing with wind gusts or sitting sometimes- I hid a little pin partway down the slit to solve the problem. The fabric is light & airy without being see-through or "showy." It runs a touch big- I'm usually a med/large bottom, but in this skirt I was a definite medium- runs big. Overall the skirt wears well & washes well.

I fell in between sizes & went with the smaller because I was afraid the wrinkles at the waist of the large would be uncomfortable with a pack on. There seemed to be a freakishly big difference between the med & lrg; the medium was a tad snug in the rump & the large was sloppy big allover.(I'm usually a 10/12.)I'm 5'6" & it hits just above mid-thigh. The skirt is slightly a-line shaped & the fabric is light & dries really fast- perfect for a quick "river wash" on longer trips. It's held up to frequent use backpacking, hiking & floating allover Utah. I just wish the inner shorts were a little longer & a little tighter because they occasionally ride up.

Returned it. Yes, my C/Ds fit in there, but there certainly is not enough support to consider this a "high impact" bra. It was comfy & fit well, but I expect more support in a $50 sports bra. I miss their much older (90s-early 2000s) C/D bras & haven't found anything quite comparable in comfort & support since...

Great price point & popular for good reason. It's not light, but it's durable & the non-stick finish is a must for the gourmet backcountry cookers out there. Heat is distributed fairly well & the textured bottom actually does decrease stove-slip. These are my favorite pot grips out there & I like the included sections of Packtowl- perfect size for quick cleanup. Overkill for the soloist, but the size is great for groups & shared cooking. After years with this set, I'm thinking about upgrading to something smaller/lighter for my solo trips- but the BlackLite frypan, grips & Packtowl will never be replaced!

I love the fact that this is an excellent and functional top that is still flattering; womanly seams give it some shape. The hood is snug & fits under my helmet on super-cold days; admittedly it can get in the way with layering, but it provides a lot of warmth when I need it.
The fit is athletic without being tight. I usually wear a large & the same is true in this top. Sleeves are plenty long with thumb loops & the top is long enough for me to tuck in for skiing, but also not too sloppy to leave hanging out.
Other bonuses: flat seams are delightful, washes well, & made in the US.

I am not tall (5'6") & I wear a large, so I ignored the complaints about the short cut of this vest... but, I must agree- it is too short of a cut for me too. The arm holes were also cut pretty funny- lots of gaps. The fit is a shame, however, because I thought the fabric was great- exactly what I was looking for. Hopefully they can work on the styling a little for next season because this fabric has a lot of potential...

Wear it all the time from the hill to yoga to the bar... the fit is perfect (I don't like things tight, but I don't like 'em sloppy either.) I usually wear a large & same is true with this top; if you're going for an athletic fit, I might consider sizing down if you're between sizes. It is plenty long in the sleeves & torso & I dig the thumbies. The side pocket is a bonus-> useful when you need it, but otherwise you don't notice it. Admittedly, yes, it is still wool (I think Patagonia is the softest, but I do not like their fit at all.) so it's not as soft to the touch as some other base layers, but I can still wear it comfortably against my skin. Best part? No funk!

Eh. I like a lot, but wouldn't say I love it. I am a fan of the wool, the nice high collar & the zipper length (it stops short of the "3rd breast effect"). Fit is true to size w/ nice long arms & body (I hate the cold draft you get with some of the cropped styles) It doesn't have seems for shaping, so it takes your shape- whatever that may be. My biggest complaint is the poorly thought out shoulder seems-> trendy stripes= double your chafing pleasure, so it's not great with a pack unless you have some layers underneath to protect your shoulders. The wool certainly isn't as soft as a lot of your synthetics, but I also wouldn't call it itchy. I'd give it 3.5 stars if I could b/c without a pack it functions very well.

In a word: beefy. I'm starting to think these pants will last forever. Triple layer rump & knees & heavy-duty side zips. I love 'em & they've kept me warm & dry, but they are pretty heavy--> but that weight is also why they're so durable. They fit like most other Patagonia pants- a little snug in the waist & a little big in the hips for me, but their warranty & materials are top notch, so it's worth it. They are sized for some layering, so the size you wear in their other pants should be the same for these. I'm 5'6" & they're plenty long.