Adventure-Ready Raincoat
Torrentshell Patagonia Jacket

With a new eco-friendly DWR (Durable Water Repellant) finish, the Torrentshell is an all-season raincoat built with the same rigor as any of Patagonia’s expedition-minded outdoor gear. Whether it’s foggy, misting, or the sky’s opened up into a veritable deluge, this raincoat is a trustworthy defender of dryness across seasons and climates.

The price is right for a mid-performance raincoat. It’s tough, seals out moisture, and holds up to Patagonia’s promise of sustainable manufacturing processes.

Of note, there’s no Gore-Tex in the Torrentshell, which helps keep the price down, but as a consequence, it’s not very breathable. Ultimately it’s a very good rain jacket and will serve a very large demographic of people who need to stay dry on their commute.

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    Affordable and well-rounded rain jacket
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    Tough, waterproof, and built to last
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    Not very breathable
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Specs & Features
  • Material: 3L 50-denier 100% recycled ripstop nylon, polycarbonate PU membrane, tricot backer, PFC-free DWR finish
  • Type: Performance Raincoat
  • Waterproof/Windproof: Yes/Yes
  • Details: Adjustable hood, microfleece-lined neck, center front zip, zippered hand warmer pockets, pit zips, built-in stuff sack
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