Name: Patagonia Torrentshell
Brand: Patagonia
SKU: 63796ca0b1c11cff77bad28d
Rating: 4.1 (115 reviews)

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The Torrentshell 3L is designed with outdoor adventure in mind. The deep hood and extra-long sleeves keep rain off your face and out of your hair, and the generous cut makes it ideal for layering over other clothing.

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Patagonia shook up the rain jacket market with the release of its Torrentshell 3L in spring 2020. In a big shift from prior generations, the jacket went from a 2.5-layer design to a hardshell-like 3-layer construction, giving it a big boost in performance. The latest version is more protective and durable, breathes better, and its interior is more comfortable and less prone to feeling clammy thanks to a thicker lining. Add in sleek Patagonia styling, a wide variety of available colorways, and a price tag that is only $20 more than the previous model, and the versatile Torrentshell 3L currently is our favorite rain jacket on the market.

For years, the Marmot Minimalist held the top spot on this list, which has a softer-feeling shell that wears extremely well around town. A notable downside of the Torrentshell 3L is that it’s stiffer and more crinkly than the older version and competitors like the aforementioned Minimalist and Black Diamond StormLine. In addition, weight and packed size have gone up a fair amount with the latest build (it still stuffs into a hand pocket, however), although we consider these fair tradeoffs as the Torrentshell has improved in just about every other way. For its reasonable $149 MSRP, you’ll be hard-pressed to find a better-made, better-looking, or more protective shell... Read in-depth reviewSee the Men's Patagonia Torrentshell 3L  See the Women's Patagonia Torrentshell 3L

The best overall rain jacket balances premium weather protection, versatility (for both everyday use and hiking), and great quality and durability—all at an affordable price point. By all measures, the Patagonia Torrentshell 3L stands out among the crowd. On one hand, the Torrentshell is clearly intended for everyday use with a reasonable $149 price tag, roomy fit, and feature set that doesn’t skimp on convenience. On the other, it boasts a 3-layer H2No Performance Standard construction, putting its weather protection on par with true performance pieces. To top it off, Patagonia claims the Torrentshell 3L “never gets old,” which speaks both to its classy, clean styling and ultra-durable 50-denier face fabric.

The Torrentshell 3L is remarkably versatile, but it’s certainly not the most technical option here. You don’t get hipbelt-compatible pockets or sleek water-resistant zippers, and the 12.5-ounce weight is on the heavy end. Plus, while the fit of the Patagonia is slightly trimmer than full-on casual models (like the REI Co-op Rainier below), it’s roomier than performance-focused jackets like Arc'teryx's Beta LT. But all in all, for $149, you’d be hard-pressed to find a more protective and breathable jacket that looks this good. Keep in mind the Torrentshell 3L is available in a parka-length “City Coat” version too, which offers even more coverage and has great urban styling.See the Women's Patagonia Torrentshell 3L

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 Proper velcro cuffs mean that you can get the perfect fit regardless of whether you're wearing gloves or you just want to make sure your watch is on show to all the people. If you're looking for a really waterproof, really durable and really breathable jacket and you're concerned about the environment and you haven't got an unlimited wallet the Patagonia Torrent Shell is an incredible jacket. So this is a great jacket for use in the UK and further afield because it packs down small so if you're a fair weather walker it can be in your bag 80% of the time and you don't notice it but it will still give you reliable protection for continuous hours and hours of rain which never happens in the UK but it's good to be prepared. Model is wearing a size large hint hint mum for Christmas and I can get a layer on underneath oh I'm six foot and I'm size 11 feet none of that matters it's really good it's really like it's really good it's like oh yeah I genuinely like I know it's an incredible jacket I genuinely like it's a great jacket

Patagonia Torrentshell 3L Jacket Expert Review - Men’s [2021]

I love Patagonia for its quality and good looks. I wore this jacket in the rain the first week and it keep me dry and warm. It’s light, a large fits me perfectly, which is always the case with Patagonia gear.

Classic Patagonia quality

 I'm here today to talk about the Torrent Shell Jacket from Patagonia. Anybody looking for a good entry-level garment, I think you'll find it's pretty hard to go past something like this. And what do we like about it? Nice Velcro closures on the sleeves, you get a nice tight watertight seal, pit zips for additional ventilation, really well designed hood, which is absolutely ideal, nice peak on the front, also an adjustable tab to stop it dropping down onto the face, which I think is really important. The other great feature on the garment is it's got a nice easy to use zip that really has any snagging problems

Patagonia Torrentshell 3L Review

I do the Patagonia Torrentshell over the poofy and it's a great windbreaker. Also bonus that if you get too hot you can unzip the pit zips!

Hey everyone,

I've been wearing my Patagonia Nano Puff as my only winter jacket this year (Midwest US) but now it's getting pretty cold out and I may be traveling to NYC for work, where I'll be walking outside more than just 1-2 minutes at a time. Any recommendations for what I should layer over my Nano Puff to add warmth? What is the term for a thicker outer shell to layer over this for added warmth and weather resistance, without being a full-on stand-alone parka type thing?

Thank you!

<div class="md"><p>Hey everyone,</p>

<p>I&#39;ve been wearing my Patagonia Nano Puff as my only winter jacket this year (Midwest US) but now it&#39;s getting pretty cold out and I may be traveling to NYC for work, where I&#39;ll be walking outside more than just 1-2 minutes at a time. Any recommendations for what I should layer over my Nano Puff to add warmth? What is the term for a thicker outer shell to layer over this for added warmth and weather resistance, without being a full-on stand-alone parka type thing?</p>

<p>Thank you!</p>
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Winter Jacket Layering Over Nano Puff

Outstanding Jacket

 I tried on the cheaper end, now this Patagonia is way more expensive than the Kufan V but sometimes you get what you pay for so let's take a look. All right, I'll tell you what, I feel pretty dry. The water just sheds off of this thing, so let's see, I wore like I did last time a darker color shirt, so if water comes through we will see it and we are dry, arms are dry and the jacket is dry, no water whatsoever in here. Okay, so let's go back out, we'll try opening the pit zips here, see here, well at least these are easy to open with the jacket on, that's kind of important if it's raining out you don't want to take this off to open this, so I think that's all the way, there we go

5 layers, so yeah very good jacket, so the only downside to me is the price, it is a lot more expensive than the other one but if the other one doesn't keep you dry then you know, is what it is, there is a few other jackets that are cheaper that I've heard had some decent ratings but after miserably failing on the first one, I went with one that just had absolute solid reviews of somebody that stands behind their product, because you know, I'm traveling overseas I don't want my products to fail and then you know how do I get something else, I want something I can count and depend on, I really believe I can with the Patagonia, I know this is just a short term review but if I ever have a problem with this product I'll leave a comment down below, I'll pin it, it will be the first comment but so far I think this is going to be a good product, so the only other downside to it I wish it did fold up a little bit smaller, there are some rain jackets that do fold smaller but I swear every time I watch the review I want to find a jacket that didn't exist or wasn't in, I don't know if Patagonia had these, so this is my choice and I'm happy with it, I think it's going to do good, being in the military, any of you that have been in the army with me know that it wasn't raining, we're not training, that was the logo and I swear it was true because we spent a lot of time being wet and I no longer want to be wet, I don't like being wet, I don't want to be camping or on vacation and be wet, I did that enough in the military so now it's my time to stay dry, very good jacket, it's pretty comfortable, like I said you can use this as an outer layer if it gets cold, you can put a lighter jacket or sweater on, use this as a windbreaker, I mean it's pretty stylish it looks good, if you get hot you can always open up the pit zips there, I really do like the hood, I've had too many raincoats, you know you put the thing in it's over your eyes or you turn your head and you're looking inside the shell, this one moves with you, I really think you know that the way they put the band middle of the head like that works well, just a really really well made jacket you know, sometimes the old adage is true you get what you pay for, I tried to be very cheap and expensive on the first one and that failed miserably so I stepped it up this time, good job and I feel proud you know with Patagonia's history of environmental friendliness and staying behind in products that I can recommend this product, you know as a veteran I take my words serious, I won't recommend to my fellow citizens and people out there products that are garbage so if it's junk I'm going to tell you it's junk, if it's good I'm going to tell you it's good, I purchased with my own money, this was not given to me so I'm under no obligation, zero obligation to give this thing any kind of rating so this is mine, I purchased it and I think it's good, it is a bit pricey like I said but if you want to stay dry maybe if you're riding a bicycle or a motorcycle I think this thing will work out pretty good for you so there you have it, the Patagonia Corent Shell 3L jacket, alright like, share, comment and appreciate, I hope you subscribe and join us for our adventures maybe you'll see me wearing this thing in Russia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand, wherever, somewhere in the world, Canada so stay tuned you'll see us wearing these things all across the U.S. and the world so please subscribe, like, share, comment and appreciate and until next time stay safe and we'll see you in the next one.

PATAGONIA TORRENT SHELL 3L RAIN JACKET HONEST REVIEW

I would avoid gore-tex options in my experience they just don't breathe well at those temps.

I’m on the hunt for the perfect east coast US summer (80-90F degrees) rain jacket, mostly for casual use and dog walking but also some hiking. Currently, my only shell is a Gore-Tex Pro Patagonia Pluma. It’s solid, but I’d like something that breathes more and feels less warm in the summer months. 

Any ideas? I’ve been looking at the Norvan LT, Alpha FL and Beta SL but I’m curious if any gore-tex shell (other than the elusive Active or Shakedry) would even feel any cooler than the Pluma I already have.

Alternatively, it sounds like electrospun pu options from other manufacturers may be more breathable and cooler, so maybe the Outdoor Research Motive Ascentshell? I checked out the new TNF Futurelight Dryzzle, but was surprised at how thick and heavy it is, so definitely looking for something on the lighter side. 

I also think pit zips are probably important for wearing in summer heat while it’s raining, and pockets would be nice, but I have a feeling that I’m asking for too much.

<div class="md"><p>I’m on the hunt for the perfect east coast US summer (80-90F degrees) rain jacket, mostly for casual use and dog walking but also some hiking. Currently, my only shell is a Gore-Tex Pro Patagonia Pluma. It’s solid, but I’d like something that breathes more and feels less warm in the summer months. </p>

<p>Any ideas? I’ve been looking at the Norvan LT, Alpha FL and Beta SL but I’m curious if any gore-tex shell (other than the elusive Active or Shakedry) would even feel any cooler than the Pluma I already have.</p>

<p>Alternatively, it sounds like electrospun pu options from other manufacturers may be more breathable and cooler, so maybe the Outdoor Research Motive Ascentshell? I checked out the new TNF Futurelight Dryzzle, but was surprised at how thick and heavy it is, so definitely looking for something on the lighter side. </p>

<p>I also think pit zips are probably important for wearing in summer heat while it’s raining, and pockets would be nice, but I have a feeling that I’m asking for too much.</p>
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