Patagonia Nano Puff Jackets Only $138.99 shipped (Regularly $200) – Awesome Reviews

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Nov 15, 2018 @ 8:41 PM MST

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Through November 19th, head on over to REI.com and score this Men’s Patagonia Nano Puff Jacket and/or Women’s Patagonia Nano Puff Jacket for just $138.99 shipped (regularly $200)!

Be sure to check out all the awesome reviews!

These jackets trap body heat and block wind using 75% recycled materials and they are incredibly packable as they compress like down and disappear into your backpack when stuffed into their own chest pocket. AWESOME!

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Patagonia Women’s Nano Puff Jacket
$138.99 shipped (regularly $200)

Patagonia Men’s Nano Puff Jacket
$138.99 shipped (regularly $200)

Still on the fence? Check out these customer reviews!

I bought this item about a year and a half ago and I have worn it countless times. I have only needed to wash it a couple times, there is slight pilling but that’s to be expected from a regular use jacket like this. Underneath an Arc’teryx shell, it is good enough to be a great winter system even in Chicago. This jacket is a very comfortable and versatile jacket that I highly recommend!

This is a great jacket! Lightweight enough to wear alone in warmer weather, but provides enough insulation to keep warm on cooler days/nights as well. Fits true to size. However, would note to future buyers that the “Charcoal” color is definitely a hunter green, and does not reflect the color online.

Recently took this jacket with me on a two week trip through the Southern region Japan (warm climate) to the northern island of Hokkaido (Snow). First up, it packs down quite nicely making it great for travel as it’s foot print becomes the size of a stuffed sandwich bag and weighs next to nothing. I never felt over heated wearing the jacket in mid 60 degree weather or too cold wearing the jacket out on a icy morning in the mid 30’s while wearing just a flannel underneath.