Name: Patagonia DAS Light Hoody - Women's
Brand: patagonia
SKU: 62a3b868503ea4c2d10ebd75
Rating: 4.0 (7 reviews)

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The Patagonia DAS Light Hoody continues to be our favorite insulated jacket during our two-year testing cycle. It features a continuous shell design, with a roomy fit throughout the arms and torso. The hood is huge, with enough volume to easily accommodate a helmet, hat, or pompom-style beanie. The shell offers superior weather resistance, beading, and wicking water in sleet, rain, and snow. The Plumafill insulation is airy and warm, which allows it to pack down to the size of a one-liter bottle. Designed for alpine adventures, with climbers in mind, it's built to go anywhere.
While this jacket is near perfect for our day-to-day uses, breathability and durability are not its strong suit. The fabric has a continuous design, so ventilation isn't the greatest, even though the thinner fabric vents better than most continuous fabrics. Also, the thin shell fabric is a bit fragile and cut easily when we held a sharp snowboard edge close to the fabric. If you're looking for a warm and compressible jacket that's versatile for all seasons, this is our top pick. 

The Patagonia DAS Light Hoody continues to be our favorite insulated jacket during our two-year testing cycle. It features a continuous shell design, with a roomy fit throughout the arms and torso. The hood is huge, with enough volume to easily accommodate a helmet, hat, or pompom-style beanie. The shell offers superior weather resistance, beading, and wicking water in sleet, rain, and snow. The Plumafill insulation is airy and warm, which allows it to pack down to the size of a one-liter bottle. Designed for alpine adventures, with climbers in mind, it's built to go anywhere.
While this jacket is near perfect for our day-to-day uses, breathability and durability are not its strong suit. The fabric has a continuous design, so ventilation isn't the greatest, even though the thinner fabric vents better than most continuous fabrics. Also, the thin shell fabric is a bit fragile and cut easily when we held a sharp snowboard edge close to the fabric. If you're looking for a warm and compressible jacket that's versatile for all seasons, this is our top pick. 
Read more: Patagonia Das Light Hoody  review

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 It'S warm it's compact and it's most certainly weather resistant and not to mention lightweight, and because of that, this jacket has been in my bag, the most for when i'm ice, climbing totally, not because something has been missing from my kit for a while. 

 But what are the downsides? Well, as amazing as the lightweight fabric is durability, is an issue you shouldn't have to worry about. What'S around you when you're, just trying to put on the jacket when you're in a jam, but because of the nature of the tendonia fabric, you do have to baby it a little bit and while we're on the subject, why the heck? Does this not have any internal drop pockets? I just want to keep my gloves warm while i'm not climbing, but all in all this is a solid jacket. It'S warm it's compact and it's most certainly weather resistant and not to mention lightweight, and because of that, this jacket has been in my bag, the most for when i'm ice, climbing totally, not because something has been missing from my kit for a while. 

Patagonia DAS Light || Review

 It adds about 20 percent warmth to the jacket compared to the micro puff, but it is also about 20 heavier, so you can really choose which is perfect for your activity. There'S also a few different fit changes. They did with this as well, so it's slightly oversized. This is a large and it is quite big on me, but this is built to go over your waterproof if you're scottish winter, climbing etcetera, so it is probably the right size for me also

 Basically, a lot of people want to go for synthetic now. The downside with that is synthetics, usually don't loft up and give as much warmth for the weight as a down jacket would until this guy came along. So the micropuff was the first ever synthetic jacket that had an equivalent warmth to weight ratio as an 800 filth down jacket now, usually synthetics only usually get around sort of 550 600 fill down. Now, if you don't know what that means, the higher the quality of the feathers used in the jacket gives the jacket more fill power

 It can fill a void more. It has more power to do so, so the higher the number the more loft it has. So that means you can use less of it but keeps the weight down, and this is where synthetics usually let themselves down. Once you get to a synthetic jacket that has 800 phil loftinger capabilities, then you've got the best of both worlds: warmth to weight ratio and the joy that if it got wet it'd still be warm

Patagonia Das Light Insulated Hoody Review

 Patagonia did a great job with this piece man. The dos light hoodie, i would definitely say, check it out - it's about 3 29, a little bit more than the the micro puff, but you know the the price is steep, but i would definitely say it's worth it. Man. The proof is in the pudding with this piece: i've worn it for about four or five days now, and you know about 25 to 35 degree weather with winds, and you know have just been comfortable

 You want to have something which, with a slimmer profile but still provides you with a good amount of warmth. I would definitely say you got to take a look at the patagonia dash light hoodie all right, so just take a look at it guys, front side and back. Let me know if you guys are in the market for a piece like this good articulation all right. It'S pretty roomy, but just an awesome piece nicely shaped hood nice fabric

 You know in about 20 degree weather it's really impressive, because this jacket is so thin um. You know you wouldn't really think from looking at it and feeling it that it would be able to keep you warm uh. You know in temperatures down to the mid 20s uh and mid 30s, but you know i i have to really say honestly: i've been impressed. I'Ve worn it for about four days now, and you know even with gusting winds, you can feel the wind being deflected off of the shell

 If your hips or your lower body are a little bit slimmer, there may be some space in between your body and the hem. So that's definitely something to pay attention to and to keep in mind. For me, it works perfectly two nice raised hand warmer pockets, they're, not fleece, lined but they're, nice and roomy they're nice and raised, which is a nice comfortable, comfortable position for you to put your hands in napoleon pocket on the exterior nice and sizable keys phone uh. Anything you want to put in there chapstick, which is also nice uh, not a lot of stitching on the exterior

Patagonia DAS Light Hoody

 Msrp is, i believe, 329 and again, 65 grams of that pluma fill down like synthetic insulation and i've reviewed the micro puff, which is a great jacket. It'S a few ounces lighter than this. This is uh around 12 ounces for a size extra large, but i would i would pick this one over micropuff, that's saying quite a bit now i picked this one over other jackets i'll be reviewing here in this coming week as well, all of which are great Jackets and i'm not trying to bring that into the mix right here, but this jacket is really impressed. Me really really impressed me

 This is uh around 12 ounces for a size extra large, but i would i would pick this one over micropuff, that's saying quite a bit now i picked this one over other jackets i'll be reviewing here in this coming week as well, all of which are great Jackets and i'm not trying to bring that into the mix right here, but this jacket is really impressed. Me really really impressed me. Um. I'Ve been right now, it's like 20 degrees, it's also the winter solstice yay winter and i've been using this jacket just a t-shirt, as you saw just a t-shirt in temperatures down to 15

Patagonia DAS Light Jacket Review - Sean Sewell of Engearment.com

 Fit through the body is trim (insofar as wearing a harness goes), the hood won’t fit over a helmet, and the overall length of the jacket just doesn’t, ahem, cut it, in the mountains. All that said, I have, love, and continually use a Micro Puff Hoody on pretty much every camping trip, around every campfire, and on those very cold days when working outside. It’s a superb jacket; I just can’t recall a time I have ever used it climbing. Love the two drop pockets, but not stoked on the overall fit and small hood

 My shoulder circumference is around 115cm/45in, with a chest circumference of 104cm/41in, and a waist that hovers around 81cm/32in. Click and drag on the jacket images to rotate, click again to zoom in. Micro Puff Hoody DAS Light Micro Puff Storm After that the design and general fit characteristics should be clear, so here’s how it all plays out for me using the three back-to-back: The Micro Puff is great insulation for those days when I’m not wearing a helmet. For me, that’s chilly summer days camping in the mountains, fall days around the campfire, or as a mid-layer when working outside in very cold winter weather

 One fault I could look over, but two and I start looking at other jackets. The Micro Puff Storm is a massive step up, both in terms of coverage and warmth. Probably due to the H2No shell, it is noticeably warmer than the Micro Puff in the same conditions and is, obviously, unbeatable when it comes to winter use. My favourite feature of the Storm is the ‘snow-skirt’ drawstring at the hem: it cinches down under my butt and keeps random updrafts from stealing away all my precious warm air

 I love the quick-to-warm insulation, the fact that I can cram it into whatever crevice I can find and it still lofts up every time, that it’s synthetic so I’m not worried about getting it wet (or dirty, which then requires washing), and by virtue of the hood, that it has a relatively high collar for those really cold morning. I very rarely wear the hood: I prefer a good toque over the constrictions of even the best under-helmet hoods, and my usage of the Micro Puff hardly ever requires the hood. Honestly, I wish I’d gotten the hoodless Jacket version. Sometimes I think I could forgive the Micro Puff its small hood, but then I remember it doesn’t have a double-slider zipper

Patagonia DAS Light REVIEW and Micro Puff Comparison

This year Patagonia has released a lighter version of their iconic DAS “Dead Air Space” synthetic parka and after a month of testing the Patagonia DAS Light Hoody I can honestly say it’s a amazing piece! Without a doubt you won’t find a warmer and more bomb-proof synthetic belay jacket under 12 ounces.  For insulation Patagonia used 65 grams of down-like “PlumaFill”. This 100% recycled insulation truly feels as warm as high quality down yet has the advantage of still retaining heat should it get wet. You’ll have to go out of your way to get it wet though thanks to the almost seamless Pertex® Quantum Pro fabric with both a PU dry coating and a DWR (durable water repellent) finish

 My only suggestion is the left hand pocket that can be turned inside out to stuff the jacket needs to be a little bigger, it’s a bit of a challenge trying to get the jacket to stuff into that pocket. Here’s a quick video review I did on the jacket: 

 This 100% recycled insulation truly feels as warm as high quality down yet has the advantage of still retaining heat should it get wet. You’ll have to go out of your way to get it wet though thanks to the almost seamless Pertex® Quantum Pro fabric with both a PU dry coating and a DWR (durable water repellent) finish. That’s about as close to waterproof as you can get while still having functional breath-ability and makes this jacket stand above the Micro and Nano Puff jackets with their sewn through quilted patterns.  A two way zipper for easy access to your belay loop, size-able chest pocket, helmet friendly hood, and two handwarmer pockets round out the features

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