Patagonia · Clothing
R2 TechFace Jacket - Men's
$196.71
$249.00Save $52.29 (21%)
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About this product
The Patagonia R2 TechFace Jacket is a men's cold-weather crosslayer built for shifting mountain conditions, balancing warmth, breathability, and weather resistance in a slim-fitting silhouette. The outer shell is constructed from a 7.9-oz solution-dyed double-weave fabric composed of 92% recycled polyester and 8% elastane, treated with a PFC-free DWR finish to shed moisture without relying on perfluorinated chemicals. The high-loft construction sits soft against the skin while the face fabric resists abrasion and everyday wear. A fitted, under-the-helmet hood features partial elastic binding for a secure, streamlined fit. Three zippered pockets, including a left-chest pocket and two high handwarmer pockets, are designed to remain accessible under a harness or pack. Snag-resistant cuffs and a partial-bound hem help retain heat at the extremities. The fabric carries Bluesign approval, and the jacket is Fair Trade Certified sewn. Priced around CAD 197, it fits true to size.
- Category
- Clothing
- Brand
- Patagonia
- Color
- Colour: Clement Blue
- Size
- XL
- Customers Say
- True to Size
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Patagonia R2 TechFace Jacket for its impressive warmth-to-breathability ratio, crediting the grid fleece interior for wicking moisture while the stretchy TechFace shell resists wind and light precipitation. The abundant pocket layout, including chest pockets accessible under a pack hip belt and interior drop-in pockets, draws frequent compliments. Experts and users alike highlight its versatility as both a standalone layer and a midlayer for cold, active pursuits. The most common criticisms center on fit: some find the cut boxy and note the absence of a hem drawcord makes it hang loosely, particularly on taller or leaner builds. A few reviewers also note the jacket is too warm for milder temperatures and that the weather resistance, while useful, falls short of true waterproofing. Price is occasionally flagged as a barrier.
Specifications
- Rain protection
- 4/5
- Breathability
- 3/5
- Durability
- 3/5
- Sealed seams
- Yes
