Patagonia Women's Primo Down Jacket
by Patagonia, Down Jackets
Patagonia Women's Primo Down Jacket
The deep-freeze temperatures of Bozemans Bridger Bowl cant foil this ultrawarm, waterproof jacket. It has plush 700-fill down insulation to warm the coldest arctic blasts, and a bomber 3-layer shell with two-way stretch for motion-friendly flex. Welded seam construction throughout reduces weight and improves wet-weather performance. The unique liner incorporates ventilating mesh panels to suspend the down and keep fresh air flowing between insulation and shell. The powder skirt has a lift-pass holder and webbing loops that connect to any Patagonia Ski/Snowboard pants; a 2-way-adjustable hood accommodates a helmet. This is one of the nicest ski/ snowboarding jackets that you'll ever own.
- Shell: 3-layer, 5.1-oz 80-denier stretch-woven nylon with a waterproof/breathable H2No® barrier and a Deluge® DWR (durable water repellent) finish. Lining: 1.2-oz 22-denier polyester (50% recycled) mini-ripstop with a Deluge DWR finish. Insulation: 700-fill goose down
- Liner incorporates ventilating mesh panels to suspend the down and keep fresh air flowing between insulation and shell
- The powder skirt has a lift-pass holder and webbing loops that connect to any Patagonia® Ski/Snowboard pants
- 2-way-adjustable hood accommodates a helmet
- Pockets: two handwarmers, an interior drop-in pocket, a bicep pocket and two chest pockets (one padded to hold an audio device)
Reviews - Patagonia Women's Primo Down
KATHLEEN THOMSON -
2/18/2010
Too Short for tall women!
When is Patagonia going to figure out that there are tall women out there that want a jacket that is long enough to keep out cold air/snow and still warm like this one!
Anonymous -
1/8/2010
My wife loves it
I bought this jacket for her birthday. She is 5-5/130 lbs and a small fits her perfectly. She describes it as comfortable, warm, and light. I know it is also windproof and waterproof. I have also looked at a similar jacket made by Cloudveil (slightly cheaper), but I think this is better.
kirsten fox -
11/30/2009
Ideal Warm Technical Jacket
Very warm (not as initially warm as a puffier down jacket but retains heat and is light enough for mobility). Great in wet conditions, too, and does not attract pet hair. The arms could use slightly more insulation for "around town" but great if you're skiing. My only complaint is that the insulated section on the torso is short (along with powder skirt). Arm length is great.
