Patagonia Nano Puff Jacket

Hi, I'm Tom from Cotswold Outdoor in Harrogate and today I'd like to talk to you about the Patagonia Men's Nano Puff Jacket. The insulation used in th...

Summarise. This jacket has kept me warm on cold nights in the desert, it's kept me warm while hiking through a snowstorm in the high sierra and it's a...

Today we're taking a look at the Patagonia Nano Puff, a deceptively light jacket that keeps you super warm for the weight that it is. Let's get into t...

The Nano Puff Jacket is Fairtrade certified sewn, and certifiably your new favorite for chilly belays, springtime ski tours, and anytime you need wind...

So that's my two year review. I think again that this is the best jacket that I've ever owned. I would definitely recommend it to anybody

But if you're looking for a more sytlistically versatile piece that is still lightweight, warm, and stretchy, it's hard to find something like this out there!. I've had this jacket for about a year and have been quite impressed with its performance and comfort for both day-to-day use and travel.

I got a Nano Puff about 6 months ago and it’s been the single best jacket I have ever owned, and probably one of the best pieces of clothing I own. I really like this jacket, the fit is perfect, it’s not too bulky, it packs down small for travel, and it’s been great for the outdoors.

Great for cool days, but it just doesn’t have the horse power for colder weather. If you have room, a fleece or sweater under the Nano Puff would add a lot of warmth. A shell on the outside will cut wind and provide one more dead air space, but it can trap moisture inside so it’s best for low level activity and a better than nothing at all approach.

With a long sleeve tee and sweater or fleece and a shell, I have three layers on my arms anyway and the vest adds a lot of core warmth. It’s good day touring backup, taking little space in my day bag.