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Wild Exped
(bankse) - MLife

Locale: Tasmania (down under downunder)
Looking for a new Hoody on 04/12/2012 19:58:30 MDT Print View

Hiya, I'm looking for a synthetic fill hoody similar to the Thruhiker Kinsman (with a hood). BPL once sold similar but Iv'e not had much luck finding anything. Any ideas? Thanks!!


Kinsman

Jon Leibowitz
(jleeb) - F

Locale: SW Colorado
Puff? on 04/12/2012 20:16:59 MDT Print View

I recently got a Patagonia Nano Puff Hoody. I really like it.

Kimberly Wersal
(kwersal) - MLife

Locale: Western Colorado
Re: Puff? on 04/12/2012 20:21:42 MDT Print View

Or Montbell Thermawrap Parka....

tyler marlow
(like.sisyphus) - M

Locale: Southeast
Rab Xenon on 04/12/2012 20:56:24 MDT Print View

The rab xenon seems to be about the closest thong to the old cocoon hoody minus the half zip

Wild Exped
(bankse) - MLife

Locale: Tasmania (down under downunder)
Half Zip on 04/12/2012 21:20:12 MDT Print View

Thanks for the replies. Yes, I have had the nano have a m/bell inner jacket. I like the RAB gear as well.

I was after a synthetic shell and just thought there might be a halfzip/hoody option around.

eric chan
(bearbreeder) - F
mec on 04/12/2012 22:35:38 MDT Print View

http://www.mec.ca/AST/ShopMEC/MensClothing/InsulatedOuterwear/PRD~5018-887/mec-uplink-pullover-mens.jsp


Weight: 293g (Medium)

Sandbagged by a weather change on route or enroute? Grab this stylish super-light technical jacket out of your closet, fish it from your pack, or unclip it from your harness (it hangs there by a bartacked loop, stuffed into its own pocket). Pull it on over your shirt. The close cut is enhanced by elasticized quilt lines to optimize fit, eliminate air spaces, and allow dynamic motion and long reaches. The DWR-treated shell and PrimaLoft® insulation cope well with mildly damp conditions.

Shell is 15-denier 100% mini ripstop polyester with DWR. Lined with non-snag polyester.
Insulation is 40g PrimaLoft One that retains warmth when wet. Locked in place with sewn-through quilting.
Attached hood can be adjusted easily with one hand.
Lightweight, ¾-length coil zipper backed with a windflap. Easy to pull on over a helmet.
Heat trapping elastic at wrists and hem.
External chest pocket with bar tacked loop doubles as stuff sack.
Slim fit

Stephan Doyle
(StephanCal)
Deadbird on 04/12/2012 22:58:36 MDT Print View

Arc'Teryx Atom LT Hoody.

I looked at the Patagonia Nano Puff, Rab Xenon, and MontBell Thermawrap too.
–The Nano Puff is a classic, but fit is a bit boxy and is a little heavier than the Arc'Teryx piece.
–The Rab Xenon is a solid offering, but is sized very much as a belay jacket, which didn't work for me. If light is right, this is your pick though.
–MontBell is reportedly less warm

The Atom LT fit me the best, has an extra interior pocket, and has an outer fabric that I really trust while still being light. It's also as light or lighter compared to the above options.

Wild Exped
(bankse) - MLife

Locale: Tasmania (down under downunder)
MEC on 04/13/2012 01:10:40 MDT Print View

Ooo, that's close.. pity it doesn't have a tad more fill and i'd prefer a couple of pockets or kangaroo pouch (being an aussie lol) but yes.. nice one Eric

Strewth those Arcteryx Jackets are dear.. nice, but..

Richard Fischel
(RICKO) - F
how about the wild things hooded insulight jacket on 04/13/2012 07:10:31 MDT Print View

it's part of their new line that's been slowly entering the market. matches up with the atom lt, but it's curently on sale and made in the usa. as a long time wild things customer i've always been very happy with their gear. i don't have any of their new stuff yet, but this is the first thing i am gonna get.

http://www.wildthingsgear.com/wild-things/shop/insulight-collection/m-s-hooded-insulight-jacket.html?color=chili%20pepper