- Light yet durable 100% nylon ripstop shell and plain-weave liner offer generous mechanical stretch and exceptional breathability, with a DWR (durable water repellent) finish
- Revolutionary 40-g FullRange® insulation warms and stretches; combined with the shell and liner, this creates a jacket with excellent mechanical stretch and unprecedented air permeability (40-CFM on front; 130-CFM knit on back)
- Airy, wicking waffle knit on the back of arms and side-and-back panel manages excess heat and moisture
- Minimal, center-front zipper with low-profile zipper garage
- Two handwarmer pockets are zippered, welted and low-bulk to wear comfortably with a harness or pack
- Sleek, low-bulk cuff uses stretch knit with discreet thumb-slot to provide versatile coverage and comfort
- Stretch binding at hem to seal in warmth
Patagonia: Nano-Air Hybrid
Okay, so its official name is the Nano-Air Light Hybrid Jacket. But around here we call it the “Midlayer Mullet”—protection up front, breathability in the back. Created to put an end to the clam factor that often accompanies hefty aerobic effort in chilly temperatures, the Nano-Air® Light Hybrid Jacket will keep you at optimum operating temperature even on bad hair days. A light layer of warm, stretchy and breathable FullRange® insulation (40-g) is wrapped in a lightweight yet durable, 100% nylon ripstop shell with DWR (durable water repellent) finish for just the right amount of wind- and weather protection up front. Everywhere else, a super stretchy, airy waffle knit swiftly wicks moisture and dissipates heat. Other details include a sleek center-front zipper with a zipper garage that’s easy on the chin, stretch knit cuffs with thumb-holes to ensure critical coverage, low-profile zippered hand pockets for comfort under a harness or pack and a stretch binding hem to seal in warmth.
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