Patagonia Houdini vs Patagonia R1 Air

4 oz) + Walmart Poncho (1 oz). Pro: I already carry my wind layer and umbrella, so the additional weight penalty is very low. Cons: Emergency Poncho is plastic/disposable, only lasts 5-10 uses before it gets ripped, needs to be replaced frequently. Umbrella does not work well when it is very windy

Without overheating to them. We are using a hundred percent recycled materials with this, and also a hollow-core by word, so hollow core front. Core f...

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Hello and welcome my name is hendrik, and today i want to talk to you about the patagonia r1 air. It is a wonderful purple, fleece, mid layer that i'm...

I prefer the snug fit which makes it an excellent companion piece to a shell or insulated jacket. For reference I am a tweener sized human, size S Nanopuff and size M Houdini both purchased in 2011. Excellent breathability, cut, comfort.

The material itself is really really comfortable. I would say one of the most comfortable garments i've tested from them before and then the hood hood...

And on our trip to Patagonia, I found myself keeping the Houdini close and wearing it daily. It cut the wind nicely when we stopped for lunch while backpacking, and I hiked in it if the weather was cool or the wind was particularly rough. Considering its weight, Patagonia nailed all the right features. You can cinch the hem to block out wind at the waist, the half-elastic cuffs seal nicely around the wrists, and a single adjustment at the hood allows you to tighten it down effectively

It's got um just parts uh reinforced cuffs, which means when you put it up, they don't stretch. So when you want to dump excess heat, you can do, and ...