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Patagonia Men's Torrentshell Pullover

$69.29 - $119.00

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Patagonia Men's Torrentshell Pullover

Afternoon thunderstorms rack the Rockies, sending high-peak trekkers scampering for cover. Pull shelter from your pack with the ultimate emergency rainwear: the pared-down nylon ripstop Men's Torrentshell Pullover by Patagonia keeps it simple and focused on protection with its 2.5-layer waterproof/breathable H2No barrier and minimalist features. The Torrentshell Pullover packs into its single chest pocket (with a carabiner clip-in loop), has elastic cuffs, a drawcord hem and an adjustable, roll-down hood with laminated visor. Recyclable through the Common Threads Recycling Program.

Fabric: 2.5-layer, 2.6-oz 50-denier 100% nylon ripstop with a waterproof/breathable H2No® barrier and a Deluge® DWR (durable water repellent) finish. Recyclable through the Common Threads Recycling Program
Weight: 10.1 oz

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Reviews - Patagonia Men's Torrentshell Pullover

ADK15 - 2011-11-05

Great Jacket
I bought this jacket specifically for a fall trip to the Adirondacks in upstate NY when the temperatures can range from 30-65 degrees throughout the day. To be very honest, it did and has exceeded my expectations. It is fantastic for a crisp fall day when you don't want to wear a large coat and perfect for hiking in the mountains when its cold/windy/rainy and you need to stay warm and dry. I highly recommend this jacket to anyone! Thank you Patagonia and making great products.

DirtGirl - 2011-10-24

Great Jacket
I love the torrentshell line. The jacket is light and well made. There is not much room for bulky layering if that is one's intention with their purchase. I ordered a medium mens and I'm 5'8" 130 (woman) and it fit's just right with a simple polypro shirt underneath. The only things I think could improve the jacket would be a zipper kangaroo pouch with pockets and a larger hood.

attachebaghdad - 2011-10-16

Anaoraks Rule!
Hey, how long has it been since you have seen a good anorak? Long time, I imagine. I had one for years - so old it was in 60/40 cloth (nylon/cotton). They drank up water! This is a nice cover. It is a little light, but good to put in your backpack. Mine matches a down sweater that fits neatly underneath. Probably be my gear for backcountry ski expeditions. Fits small, though, particularly through the torso. With its natural compression, I can buy the down sweater in Large, but I will need a XL in this. No problem, there will be some room in there. Needs "pitzips' to score better.