Patagonia Storm10

To keep it streamlined and ultralight, we used minimal trims, low-profile cuffs, and a single-pull drawcord for the easy-adjust hood and bottom hem. W...

We made our men's Storm 10 jacket for this M.O. It's crafted with our lightest three-layer fabric, a 100% recycled nylon ripstop face, with a tree coa...

Unlike Gore-Tex the comments are that it's a little less durable than Gore-Tex but it's a pretty good product in terms of waterproofing and breathabil...

I think this is a little bit more trim and form fitting and it has a very nice helmet compatible hood. It has the cord adjustment to the back right he...

This was not too easy to put in, but not as difficult as this particular model. So not bad.

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The Storm10 is very breathable and lightweight. No pit zips, but I’ve been told they’re not necessary on it. I do use soft shells quite regularly, but I wouldn’t take one as my dedicated shell while backpacking.

Our needs: we are avid hikers and own enough warm layers. We are looking to buy something that effectively shields us from rain and wind, also at prolonged use. My partner: he has the option to buy the Triolet at 50%off, which is super heavy duty, or the Storm10 also at 50% off, which he likes for its packability.

Ultralight without being ultra-compromised, Patagonia’s new Storm10 Jacket is purpose-built for moving quickly in unpredictable mountain environments. With a protective 3-layer H2No construction, functional feature set, and remarkably light and packable build, the Storm10 was an excellent match for ...