The Men's R1 Hoody by Patagonia is a technical hooded pullover made from stretchy R1 fleece that's moisture-wicking and can be worn as a baselayer or light midlayer for vertical endeavors. Spotted round the globe from high alpine ridges to backcountry bowls, Patagonia's R1 Hoody earns raves from their most active customers and ambassadors alike.

Warm, breathable and mobile, it has the minimalist detailing that avid climbers and backcountry skiers need - from the stretchy R1 fabric (93% all-recycled polyester/7% spandex) to the snug-fitting balaclava-style hood.

With low-grid Capilene 4 stretch polyester under the arms, at the wrist cuffs and around the bottom hem for minimal bulk under a harness.

Recyclable through the Common Threads Recycling Program.

Features

• Versatile R1 fleece provides excellent stretch, warmth, wicking and breathability in a variety of temperatures
• High/low interior grid-structure enhances compressibility, airflow and dry time
• Jersey microfiber face allows nonbinding layering
• Capilene¿ 4 stretch panels under arms, at cuffs and hem for reduced bulk and increased breathability
• Snug-fitting balaclava-style hood; deep, center-front zipper offset for next-to-chin comfort
• One mesh chest pocket
• Raglan sleeves for comfort under pack straps; Capilene 4 cuffs stretch and have thumb-loops to hold sleeves in place
• Made in Colombia.

Gender: Men's
Material: R1¿ shell: 6.5-oz Polartec¿ Power Dry¿ 93% all-recycled polyester/7% spandex. Capilene¿ 4 stretch panels: 5.3-oz Polartec Power Dry 93% polyester (50% recycled)/7% spandex, with Gladiodor¿ natural odor control. Recyclable through the Common Threads Recycl
Fit: This garment has a Slim Fit
Vendor ProductId: 40071
Review ProductId: 13901

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