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The Women's Guide Jacket by Patagonia. Patagonia's most popular stretch-woven soft shell, the Guide Jacket combines stretch, wind-resistance and high levels of breathability with a moisture-wicking brushed interior.
DECENT FEATURES of the Patagonia Women's Guide Jacket
- Highly breathable, wind-resistant, stretch-woven recycled polyester with 4-way stretch is treated with a Deluge DWR (durable water repellent) finish for wet-weather protection
- Brushed interior for next-to-skin comfort and moisture management
- Micro fleece-lined collar, chin guard and wind flap
- Pockets: two hand warmers with zipper garages and Deluge DWR (durable water repellent) finish
- Articulated sleeves for enhanced mobility and full coverage during long reaches
- Sleek, low-profile cuffs
- Dual-adjust draw cord hem
- Slim fit
The SPECS
- Weight: 16.7 oz / 473 g
- Fabric: 7.6-oz 70-denier stretch-woven 92% polyester (47% recycled), 8% spandex with 4-way stretch and Deluge DWR (durable water repellent) finish
- Collar, chin guard, and wind flap: 5.5-oz 100% polyester brushed micro fleece
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Review Count:9 Avg Rating:4.5 Patagonia Jackets
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"Perfect for what I wanted" 10/18/11
This jacket is the perfect weight for fall/early winter time or when it's just too nice for my heavier jacket. It's also heavier than Mountain Hardwear's Offwidth Jacket, which is much appreciated. I love the fit and the way it stretches. Be aware however that the colors in the photos are off a bit. I ordered Fennel originally because it looked gorgeous in the photo, yet when I opened it at home, I gasped. The color is wild and not in a good way. I sent it back and got the Storm color, also a much lighter color than the photo, but very pretty in person.
"perfect in every way" 05/31/11
got this for my sister for falls and winters on the east coast. it is awesome in rain, wind, and snow, and super comfy. it is not very thick and heavy, so its great for layering....the only downside is that the pockets are not very warm on the hands (which is why i believe mittens were invented!)worth the investment, and cool color selection too!
"Bought this Jacket for my wife SHE LOVES IT!!!" 12/31/10
After looking at different softshells for the Great Northeast I found the Patagonia Guide Jacket. Its my wifes Jacket and it looks AMAZING, she loves it and it has rapidly become her go to jacket, for 99 % of the activities we do.
"Good for rainy and windy" 12/30/10
I have a slightly different version of this jacket (only bc it is about 5 years old). It is still in great condition. I consider it old faithful. It keeps me nice and toasty in Florida winters (which have a high humidity, so it is actually a wetter cold, especially when the wind blows). Not sure about expeditions, I would of course layer if I were going to be out in the cold for an extended period of time. If you just want a jacket to wear around town and into the woods occasionally, this will last you forever.
"Great Jacket" 11/06/10
I own a slightly different version mine is hooded and is lined with a little fleece from three years ago. But I actually wear it on windy scattered rainy days. I layer an R1 under it when it is a little colder. I love the stretch of the jacket and the fit is flattering. The DWR has held up well even after 3 years of use.
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