As the price goes up, the features multiply as well. This Patagonia Torrentshell Jacket can easily become an everyday staple in anyone’s wardrobe thanks to its versatility. Breathability? Check. Water and wind protection? Check. Greatest hood design on the market? Check. In addition, this jacket can be freely categorized as sustainable, which is another checkbox. Layer it and bring it with you when hiking; or use it as a ski jacket and you will not be disappointed.
The clean design combined with a sound performance certainly make this waterproof jacket stand out in the crowd. Lightweight fabric and functional extra features add up to sufficient protection against heavy rains and powerful winds when embarking on another backpacking adventure. All in all, Patagonia is known for its exceptional design, and this jacket is living proof.
Things we like:
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It is easily packable in backpacks and suitcases
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The fit is even due to the drawcords at both sides
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Back cinch of the hood is adjustable, thus making the jacket secure
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Perfect for layering without looking bulky
Things we don't like:
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The two center flaps covering the zipper can cause the fabric to get caught when zipping up the jacket
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No exterior or interior chest pockets for storing phone and other valuables
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Not the most durable jacket on the market
- 100% Recycled Nylon with Durable Water Repellent (DWR) Finish
- 2.5 Layer Waterproof & Breathable H2No Performance Standard
- Hook-and-Loop Cuff Closures
- Adjustable Drawcord Hem Seal
- Handwarmer Pockets and Microfleece-lined neck for extra comfort and warmth
- Weight: 0.84 pounds
Things we like:
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It is easily packable in backpacks and suitcases
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The fit is even due to the drawcords at both sides
-
Back cinch of the hood is adjustable, thus making the jacket secure
-
Perfect for layering without looking bulky
Things we don't like:
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The two center flaps covering the zipper can cause the fabric to get caught when zipping up the jacket
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No exterior or interior chest pockets for storing phone and other valuables
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Not the most durable jacket on the market
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