Patagonia Men's Nano Storm Jacket

Patagonia Men's Nano Storm Jacket

Looking for a lightweight jacket that can handle cold and wet? The Patagonia Men's Nano Storm Jacket is revered as a great all-around winter jacket for skiing, snowboarding, alpine ascents, ice climbs and frigid belays. A waterproof breathable H2No barrier is bonded to burly 2.5-layer nylon ripstop and paired with high end 60g PrimaLoft One insulation to block out snow and sleet and keep you warm to the core. The smooth recycled polyester lining glides on easily over base layers and the fit allows for an extra Nano Puff Pullover underneath if the temps dip low. A helmet-compatible adjustable hood has a laminated visor to maintain visibility in a driving rain and the Velcro cuffs and drawcord hem seal in body heat. Hip belt and harness-ready handwarmer pockets have watertight zippers while 2 interior pockets, one zippered one drop-in, keep your power bar edible. Lighten your load and block out the tempests when you're wearing the simple, high performance style of the Patagonia Nano Storm Jacket for men.

• Shell: 2.5-layer, 2.6-oz 50-denier 100% nylon ripstop, with a waterproof/breathable H2No® barrier
• Insulation: 60-g PrimaLoft® One polyester
• Lining: 1.4-oz 22-denier 100% recycled polyester
• Shell and lining have a Deluge® DWR (durable water repellent) finish
• Unique quilt pattern holds insulation in place for durability
• Helmet-compatible, fully-adjustable hood with laminated visor for visibility in bad conditions
• Watertight, coated center-front-zipper
• Self-fabric hook-and-loop cuff closures
• Dual-adjust drawcord hem
• Pockets: two handwarmers; one exterior left chest; one internal zippered pocket, one internal drop-in
• Made in Vietnam
• Weight: 683 g, 24.1 oz

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Reviews - Patagonia Men's Nano Storm Jacket

ADCap - 2012-02-12

Perfect Northern California Jacket
This kept me warm and definitely dry while snowboarding in low 40 deg F drizzly weather on the west shore of Lake Tahoe with nothing more than a long sleeve t-shirt underneath. For anything reasonably below that, I'd throw on a down pullover and expect to be fine. Not bulky at all. I imagine this will be the jacket I grab for most often due to it's lightness. I'm 5'8 and 155 and the medium fits well with room for a thin down pullover underneath. The hood is a bit weird without a helmet (too big). And with a helmet I found it slightly restricting. Not a big deal for me as I don't wear a hood very frequently.

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Jackers - 2011-06-05

Lightweight and warm!
I purchased this jacket as a gift for my husband and he loves it! I purchased it as a ski jacket, but since I bought it in May, it has only been used for backpacking in the Rocky Mtns so far (30-45 deg. F at night). It's very compact and amazingly warm for the thickness. My husband finds it very comfortable and moveable due to the lightweight, high quality construction. He's 5'8" and about 150 lbs and a size M fit him perfectly.

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Pangenius - 2011-03-20

Great jacket. Seams and construction are of high quality. Blocks the wind well and the shell has kept me dry in heavy rain. The insulation is light, but good warmth to weight ratio and has room to be layered under. The sleeves have good mobility and I like the cinch cord on the bottom of the coat. The cut is stylish, it served me well for winter on the east coast. Only gripe is the hood is a bit frumpy and awkward, as it is made to fit over a helmet.

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