Patagonia R2 TechFace Hoody

And the outside of the hoodie is made for durability and will protect you from getting wet with water repellent finish. The fabric is also blue sign a...

I used this hoodie while I was climbing up in Colorado late last year, and it was a super cold blustery day, but I was perfectly comfortable wearing t...

Zippered hand warmers sit high above your harness and pack line, their backsides forming a pair of interior drop in mesh pockets. Sleek, low bulk, str...

This is a good looking casual jacket as well as active use when I'm chasing my dogs like Riley right there around in the mountains or even split board...

Took five and a half hours and at the end of it I was just so, so glad to have this warm R2 Tech Face Hoodie. So it just goes to show you really need ...

No matter how many cheap fleeces I layer, I'm always cold. Yesterday was the last straw, and I've decided to break the bank with something that'll hopefully last, and live up to the job at hand. I'm in the south of england, but am very skinny, so still require something with excellent warmth, particularly for the upcoming winter. I was looking at the R2 techface hoody.

I don't like carrying an extra jacket or umbrella so if this could last me a 30-second run in the rain while I grab a car that'd be perfect. * Packable is a plus.

I have gone a different route now and got a [Patagonia R2 TechFace which is one of the best lightweight jackets I've ever owned. It's warmer, way more durable, and has many more use cases than the Micro Puff. I've used it hiking, climbing, snowboarding, cross country skiing, etc. and it's excelled in all of these.

Patagonia techface R2… it’s very warm and the outside has no fleece so it’s easy to layer with and it doesn’t start looking scrappy after multiple use and trips.

I was fortunate to receive a Patagonia R2 TechFace Hoody today. I really like how it fits and looks, however, I'm trying to be more minimalist/strategic with my gear and I already have an Atom SL.