Patagonia Men's Nano Puff Jacket - Forge Grey / XL - Price History, Comparison & Alerts

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Patagonia Men's Nano Puff Jacket - Forge Grey / XL

Patagonia Men's Nano Puff Jacket - Forge Grey / XL

(4,463 reviews)

Warm, windproof, water-resistant--the Nano Puff Jacket uses incredibly lightweight and highly compressible 60-g PrimaLoft Gold Insulation Eco with 55% postconsumer recycled content, wrapped in a 100% recycled polyester shell and lining. Fair Trade Certified sewn. Born of shoulder-season belay duty and quick-hit ski tours, the Nano Puff Jacket finds a home with any back-country aficionado. Its wind-blocking, 100% recycled polyester shell sheds moisture and glides effortlessly in your layering system. Low-bulk, hydrophobic, highly compressible 60-g PrimaLoft Gold Insulation Eco--with 55% postconsumer recycled content--traps heat with remarkable efficiency, even when wet. The jacket has a sculpted fit, with narrow, horizontal quilting on the shaped side panels, and the soft, wicking interior storm flap and zipper garage add chin comfort. An internal zippered chest pocket doubles as a self-stuffsack with a carabiner clip-in loop. Details include a pair of zippered handwarmer pockets, elasticized cuffs and a single-adjust drawcord hem to seal out wind and seal in warmth. Fair Trade Certified sewn.

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Patagonia Men's Nano Puff Jacket - Forge Grey / XL

$346.67

(4,463 reviews)

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Last updated at 05/04/2025 18:34:51

Oliunìd

$346.67

+ $37.95 delivery

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$349.95

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Vast Outdoors Australia

$349.95

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Deporvillage.net

$366.49

available 3 months ago

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VestiaireCollective.au

$158.00

Used

available 4 months ago

Low stock

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Up to 7% Cashback

Horizon Leisure

$209.97

available 5 months ago

Low stock

Maplestore

$210.00

available 5 months ago

Low stock

Price history

Reviews

Buy Once, Cry Once, Wear Forever!

3 November 2023

JCfromSEAlaska

originally posted on REI

Basically the best "do anything" winter/fall/spring jacket you can buy. I live in Alaska and use stuff HARD. I have a first generation nano puff hoody that Patagonia repaired
numerous times - and despite beating the heck out of it, I haven't gotten it even close to the "replace" stage of its lifecycle. It packs down into a super convenient, portable
little square. This, a raincoat, and a R1 layer will handle just about anything my part of the world can throw at you. The Patagonia Ironclad Warranty lives up to its name. While
this piece may seem expensive, part of the value is the fact that Patagonia will repair it for you basically until the end of time. Buy once, cry once, and wear forever!... Show more

Disappointed Customer

21 August 2024

James

originally posted on patagonia.com

Hardcore Gear, Appropriate for Any Occassion

3 November 2023

JCfromSEAlaska

originally posted on REI

Patagonia's Nano Puff Jacket is truly a "best in class item." It may seem expensive, but Patagonia backs up their ironclad warranty - and it has earned its name. They've
repaired my Nano Puff hoody (a first gen unit!) multiple times after being subjected to ultra hard use here in Alaska. The jackets feel great over a teeshirt, and are
exceptional for layering. With one of these, a raincoat, and an R1 layer, you are basically ready for just about anything North America can throw at you. I've seen these
jackets in corporate board rooms, as well as in BC XC ski applications. A hardcore piece of gear that looks beautiful, and will never let you down!... Show more

Specification

Apparel Warmth	Warmest
Apparel Material	Polyester
Apparel Insulation	Primaloft
Model Year	2023

Price comparison

Updated about 18 hours ago

Oliunìd

$346.67

+$37.95 delivery

Jindabyne Sports

$349.95

Vast Outdoors Australia

$349.95

See 4 more history offers

Deporvillage.net

$366.49

Low Stock

VestiaireCollective.au

$158.00

Used

Low Stock

Up to 10% cashback

Up to 7% Cashback

Horizon Leisure

$209.97

Low Stock

Maplestore

$210.00

Low Stock

Price history

Reviews

Buy Once, Cry Once, Wear Forever!

3 November 2023

Basically the best "do anything" winter/fall/spring jacket you can buy. I live in Alaska and use stuff HARD. I have a first generation nano puff hoody that Patagonia repaired numerous times - and despite beating the heck out of it, I haven't gotten it even close to the "replace" stage of its lifecycle. It packs down into a super convenient, portable little square. This, a raincoat, and a R1 layer will handle just about anything my part of the world can throw at you. The Patagonia Ironclad Warranty lives up to its name. While this piece may seem expensive, part of the value is the fact that Patagonia will repair it for you basically until the end of time. Buy once, cry once, and wear forever!... Show more

JCfromSEAlaska

originally posted on REI

Disappointed Customer

21 August 2024

I purchased this product through the worn wear program. Not because it was cheaper but I believe in recycled products and commend Patagonia for having such a program. There is a description of the jacket that will let you know of any flaws, if any, before you buy it. There is also 3 levels of wear, I bought highest rated one (excellent). The only flaw listed was faint fading. They do not post pictures of the actual product.The jacket I received had human writing on the inside of it and was clearly discolored on one side of the front (I sent Patagonia a picture). After several emails back and forth, they have refused to remedy the issue.I understand accidents may have been made in the evaluation but these were major flaws that they didn't mention. That being said I ... MoreI purchased this product through the worn wear program. Not because it was cheaper but I believe in recycled products and commend Patagonia for having such a program. There is a description of the jacket that will let you know of any flaws, if any, before you buy it. There is also 3 levels of wear, I bought highest rated one (excellent). The only flaw listed was faint fading. They do not post pictures of the actual product.The jacket I received had human writing on the inside of it and was clearly discolored on one side of the front (I sent Patagonia a picture). After several emails back and forth, they have refused to remedy the issue.I understand accidents may have been made in the evaluation but these were major flaws that they didn't mention. That being said I still think it’s a major error to writing on the jacket and then pretend like nothing is wrong. I think if you asked most people they think you should disclose it.They offered to take it back and sell it to the next person (they actually said that). I would feel terrible if I returned it and it was sold to the next person in the same condition and they received a jacket with writing on it. That is cruel and unethical in my opinion. I would rather donate it than do that to someone else.Would give 0 stars if I could. Just be aware, they have no interest in resolving customer issues.... Show more

James

originally posted on patagonia.com

Hardcore Gear, Appropriate for Any Occassion

3 November 2023

Patagonia's Nano Puff Jacket is truly a "best in class item." It may seem expensive, but Patagonia backs up their ironclad warranty - and it has earned its name. They've repaired my Nano Puff hoody (a first gen unit!) multiple times after being subjected to ultra hard use here in Alaska. The jackets feel great over a teeshirt, and are exceptional for layering. With one of these, a raincoat, and an R1 layer, you are basically ready for just about anything North America can throw at you. I've seen these jackets in corporate board rooms, as well as in BC XC ski applications. A hardcore piece of gear that looks beautiful, and will never let you down!... Show more

JCfromSEAlaska

originally posted on REI

My favourite piece of gear

17 June 2024

This jacket is probably my favourite piece of gear. I’m currently on my second one and also on the second Nano Puff vest. I often work in the northern Rockies and this is always either on me or in my pack as my emergency layer. I have it with me hunting, fishing, hiking, and skiing. When I travel overseas it is the first thing I pack. I often pair it just with a Houdini pullover (my second favourite piece of gear). I got caught in a rainstorm and became soaked through while backpacking in Belgium one fall and I still stayed warm. It packs down easy, very light weight, when you unpack it there are no wrinkles and it’s ready to wear. Really good wind protection, even better with a shell over it. Pockets are well thought out and zips are sturdy. I sat a little close to ... MoreThis jacket is probably my favourite piece of gear. I’m currently on my second one and also on the second Nano Puff vest. I often work in the northern Rockies and this is always either on me or in my pack as my emergency layer. I have it with me hunting, fishing, hiking, and skiing. When I travel overseas it is the first thing I pack. I often pair it just with a Houdini pullover (my second favourite piece of gear). I got caught in a rainstorm and became soaked through while backpacking in Belgium one fall and I still stayed warm. It packs down easy, very light weight, when you unpack it there are no wrinkles and it’s ready to wear. Really good wind protection, even better with a shell over it. Pockets are well thought out and zips are sturdy. I sat a little close to a campfire with Nano Puff 1 and found out that it does not like sparks landing on it (melted little holes). Tomorrow I’m driving over the Rockies from Alberta to BC and even in June it can be unpredictable weather. This was the first thing in my pack. Don’t change this jacket, keep it as is, I think it would be very hard to improve on the current design.... Show more

Nigel

originally posted on patagonia.ca

Not worth the money

8 March 2024

This jacket doesn’t know what it wants to be. It’s not warm enough to be compared to a down/puffer jacket, and it’s only slightly better than a fleece at wind/rain protection. For the price, you’re better off with a fleece + windbreaker combination. Don’t buy this.Additionally, the fit is awkward. I wear a size M (5’10, 175lb) and the shoulders on this jacket are TIGHT. It’s tough to layer under this - fleeces and sweaters make the Nano Puff jacket hard to zip up. If I do zip this thing up all the way, the zipper digs into my throat. What’s strange is I own other Patagonia products in a size M - Synchilla fleece and Torrentshell rain jacket. Those both fit absolutely perfectly and this jacket is off.... Show more

Eric

originally posted on patagonia.com

Really long sleeves...and kind of big in the waist.

21 December 2023

Overall. I would recommend this jacket as a top pick for a lightweight all around jacket. But. It is does have a couple of negatives. First. The sleeves are really long. I have decided to get the sleeves altered to make the jacket fit. Note. That I am 5'7". 145 lbs with a 38 chest measured correctly and a 29 in waist. The size small Nano Puff is really tight across the chest and goes up my armpits. Otherwise. I it fits well for arm length and in the waist. I am a very fit, athletic person and wish that Patagonia would offer sizes for people that aren't thick in the middle. Maybe a new size of jackets could be called it the Super Fit line instead trying to offer sizes for fit people and thick in the middle customers. Thank you.... Show more

Kevin

originally posted on patagonia.com

Save your money

11 March 2024

Fit is small and tight around the shoulders (size M, 5’10 175lb) while other Patagonia products like the Torrentshell and Synchilla fit perfectly as a size M. This jacket isn’t particularly warm either and I found it’s not useful unless you put something warm on under it, like a fleece or a sweater. The problem is, that doesn’t work well with the small sizing.Quality isn’t that great either. It’s not particularly fragile, but i wouldn’t call it durable either. Lots of loose threads and some odd pilling when i wear my full backpack on top of it.Save your money (this thing is way overpriced, even on sale) and put a windbreaker on over your fleece. When you need a warm jacket, get something thicker whether it be polyester or down or whatever suits your fancy.... Show more

EricOldwell

originally posted on REI

Sketchy Stitching on a Great Garment

10 June 2024

Anyone who's considered this iconic jacket and read any reviews should already know that the stitching on the down squares of this jacket is notorious for pulls, snags and failures. It's been that way for years. If you are careful with your clothes, this should not present a problem for you; but if you're a dirtbag, bushwhacker or cowboy, be prepared for some dings and snags. They add "character" I guess; especially with some duct tape patches thrown in for good measure and optics. I personally went for the Down Sweater option, because of the thread pull issue here. I dinged it one star for this problem and a 2nd star for Patagonia's stubborn failure to solve that problem for years.... Show more

GeorgeB

originally posted on REI

The Classic Patagonia Jacket in Awesome Colors

16 August 2024

The Nano Puff is a standard for Patagonia. I can admit that I have maybe 2 or 3 in different colors. They hold up well, are pretty timeless, and provide good warmth to weight ratio. So when I saw the very colorful "Subtidal Blue" with the green and blue pattern, I needed to add it to my closet. The colors are always what make Patagonia items stand out for me. I'd be curious to know the backstory behind the patch on the sleeve. Other than the new colors, and newer insulation, the Spring 2024 version has what I love and want--a regular fit, good pockets, ability to pack into a pocket, and weight/warmth that makes it versatile for many activities. Again, love the special edition color scheme and keeping the design consistent and simple.... Show more

Michael

originally posted on patagonia.com

Versatile jacket for late winter / early spring. Excellent profile

2 April 2024

It's been a month of almost daily use (Feb-March in Seattle), and I am loving my nano-puff jacket. The fit is just right. For instance, the wrist cuff bands are comfortably secure and they don't sit on your palm. The overall profile of the jacket is good - its not slim and its not too baggy. I wear it with flannel shirts that tend to be heavy, and I still don't look all puffed (pun intended). I also like the badging - its a discrete Patagonia badge on the chest. In terms of function, I mostly wear it while going out, etc. It's perfect for late winter / early spring kind of temperature. I am sure that the nano-puff will work well in winter with a merino base layer underneath. Highly recommend the jacket.... Show more

Ranbir M.

originally posted on patagonia.com

Specification

Apparel Warmth	Warmest
Apparel Material	Polyester
Apparel Insulation	Primaloft
Model Year	2023