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R1 TechFace Fitz Roy Trout Hoody

Summit Blue

Sale price£200.00

COLOUR: Summit Blue

SIZE: L

Summit Blue
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  • 5.9oz R1 TechFace double weave, 90% recycled polyester and 10% spandex
  • DWR made without intentionally added PFAS
  • Full-length zip
  • Adjustable hood with a laminated visor, fits over a cap
  • Two high handwarmer pockets and a zipped chest pocket
  • Fitz Roy Trout graphic
  • Slim fit, 403g
  • Made in Vietnam in a Fair Trade Certified factory

Patagonia pitch the R1 TechFace as warm, stretchy and breathable like their Regulator fleece, only tougher on the outside and better in weather. It is a double weave, soft against you and smooth on the face, so it takes abrasion and sheds a shower. The pockets sit high to clear a hip pack or wading belt, and the visored hood goes over a cap. Summit Blue with the Fitz Roy Trout graphic.

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