SYNTHETIC FILL JACKETS
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Patagonia Nano Puff Pullover (Men's) from $119.95 reg. $150.00 |
Patagonia Nano Puff Pullover (Women's) from $120.00 reg. $150.00 |
Patagonia Insulated Powder Bowl Jacket (Women's) from $340.00 reg. $425.00 |
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Patagonia Micro Puff Vest (Men's) now $59.95 reg. $125.00 |
Patagonia DAS Parka now $270.00 reg. $300.00 |
Patagonia Mor Coat (Women's) from $180.00 reg. $225.00 |
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Patagonia Micro Puff Hooded Jacket (Men's) from $202.50 reg. $225.00 |
Patagonia Insulated Sidewall Jacket (Men's) now $292.50 reg. $325.00 |
Patagonia Reversible Puff-Ball Jacket (Youth) $80.00 |
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Patagonia Micro Puff Vest (Men's) $125.00 |
Patagonia Reconnaissance Jacket (Men's) now $337.50 reg. $375.00 |
Patagonia Sidewall Jacket (Youth) now $202.50 reg. $225.00 |
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When you need serious protection from the cold, turn to an insulated jacket. Down and synthetic insulated jackets are a must for cold climbing trips, hanging out in camp, or any other activity where you need to retain as much body heat as possible.
Down jackets are lightweight, super warm, and have a great comfort range. Down will retain its shape and loft over the long haul, while wicking moisture away. The downside of down is that it does not retain warmth as well when wet, so if you plan on using your jacket in wet conditions choose one with a waterproof shell or check out some of the newer synthetic insulation options, as synthetic fill jackets provide warmth even when wet.
Today’s synthetic jackets represent years of evolution and are light-years ahead of what we had just a few years ago. Synthetic insulation such as Polarguard® or the super light PrimaLoft® provide unprecedented warmth-to-weight ratios and repel water.
These new lightweight, highly versatile jackets will keep you warm even in the coldest of conditions. Choose from companies like Marmot, Mountain Hardwear, and Patagonia to offer some of the best options in the business.
Down jackets are lightweight, super warm, and have a great comfort range. Down will retain its shape and loft over the long haul, while wicking moisture away. The downside of down is that it does not retain warmth as well when wet, so if you plan on using your jacket in wet conditions choose one with a waterproof shell or check out some of the newer synthetic insulation options, as synthetic fill jackets provide warmth even when wet.
Today’s synthetic jackets represent years of evolution and are light-years ahead of what we had just a few years ago. Synthetic insulation such as Polarguard® or the super light PrimaLoft® provide unprecedented warmth-to-weight ratios and repel water.
These new lightweight, highly versatile jackets will keep you warm even in the coldest of conditions. Choose from companies like Marmot, Mountain Hardwear, and Patagonia to offer some of the best options in the business.