Patagonia Jackets

Yes, many Patagonia jackets, such as the Torrentshell and Triolet, are fully waterproof. They use H2No or Gore-Tex membranes combined with PFC-free DWR coatings to provide excellent protection against rain and snow.

Yes, you can inflate an air bed manually using your breath or a hand/foot pump. However, this process can be time-consuming and less efficient than using an electric or built-in pump.

The Nano Puff uses PrimaLoft Gold Insulation Eco for warmth and durability, while the Micro Puff features PlumaFill insulation for a lighter weight and higher warmth-to-weight ratio. Both are great for layering or standalone use in cool conditions.

Consider your activity and weather conditions. For wet weather, opt for waterproof options like the Torrentshell or Triolet. For cold climates, insulated models like the Down Sweater or Nano Puff are ideal. Lightweight options like the Houdini are perfect for wind resistance during active pursuits.

Yes, insulated models like the Down Sweater, Frozen Range Parka, and Tres 3-in-1 Parka provide excellent warmth in winter conditions. Layering with base layers or fleeces can enhance warmth further.

The Nano Puff is an excellent all-rounder due to its lightweight insulation, packability, and versatility. It works well as a mid-layer in cold weather or a standalone jacket in milder conditions.