Patagonia DAS Light Hoody - Women's

I got this piece knowing that i wanted a more technical and lightweight insulation piece, something that you can put on your harness and forget about,...

They did with this as well, so it's slightly oversized. This is a large and it is quite big on me, but this is built to go over your waterproof if you...

Patagonia did a great job with this piece man. The dos light hoodie, i would definitely say, check it out - it's about 3 29, a little bit more than th...

So anyways huge fan, love it super comfortable. This is a chartreuse color, nice and bright great for backcountry skiing, split boarding, climbing any...

However, the dual-slider zipper and large hood are so useful to me to keep me warm that I can forgive the lack of interior pockets. After three years of wondering just what Patagonia’s designers were doing with the PlumaFill insulation we finally have an answer and it’s a good one. Not perfect, mind you — it just needs two inside drop pockets and a snap at the hem, oh, and maybe a hem drawcord — but oh-so-damn-close that I can live with it

This year Patagonia has released a lighter version of their iconic DAS “Dead Air Space” synthetic parka and after a month of testing the Patagonia DAS Light Hoody I can honestly say it’s a amazing piece! Without a doubt you won’t find a warmer and more bomb-proof synthetic belay jacket under 12 ounc...

The Patagonia DAS Light Hoody continues to be our favorite insulated jacket during our two-year testing cycle. It features a continuous shell design, with a roomy fit throughout the arms and torso. The hood is huge, with enough volume to easily accommodate a helmet, hat, or pompom-style beanie. The ...