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RockyLoft Insulated Hooded Down Jacket vs Patagonia Nano Puff Jacket

Buy the RockyLoft for cold, dry conditions and travel: 800-fill down, armpit vents and a stuffable left pocket make it warmer for its weight and easier to pack. Buy the Nano Puff for wet, shoulder-season days and climbing: synthetic PrimaLoft keeps some warmth when damp and the sculpted fit layers cleanly under a harness or shell. Owners praise the RockyLoft's warmth-to-weight and packability but flag a loose or short neck and thin warmth below about 40°F; the Nano Puff is the more weather-tolerant, less lofty jacket.

  • Choose the RockyLoft if you want maximum warmth for the weight, a packable down layer for cold dry trips, and armpit vents for hiking.
  • Choose the Nano Puff if you need a synthetic layer that handles damp shoulder-season weather and layers under a climbing harness or shell.

Prices

  • RockyLoft Insulated Hooded Down Jacket: $191.00 at KETL Mtn. Apparel (last seen Nov 12)
  • Patagonia Nano Puff Jacket: $79.95 at eBay (last seen Nov 8)
  • Difference: the Patagonia Nano Puff Jacket is $111.05 cheaper than the RockyLoft Insulated Hooded Down Jacket at the latest prices (Nov 8 and Nov 12)
RockyLoft
RockyLoft Insulated Hooded Down Jacket

RockyLoft Insulated Hooded Down Jacket

4.9(68 ratings)
$191.00at KETL Mtn. ApparelChecked Nov 12
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Pros
  • Very warm for its low weight thanks to 800-fill down
  • Packs into its own pocket for travel
  • Armpit vents prevent overheating on the move
  • Fleece-lined hand pockets and an internal media pocket
  • Matte recycled nylon shell with PFAS-free DWR
Cons
  • Down loses warmth if it gets soaked
  • Neck fit is loose or short for some owners
  • Vented armpits can let cold air in when lifting elbows
  • Some find the fit runs small
  • Not warm enough below about 40°F for some
Patagonia
Patagonia Nano Puff Insulated Jacket

Patagonia Nano Puff Jacket

Patagonia Nano Puff Insulated Jacket

$79.95at eBayChecked Nov 8
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Pros
  • Synthetic fill keeps some warmth when damp
  • Sculpted fit with drop-tail hem layers well under a harness
  • Stand-up collar blocks wind at the neck
  • Recycled polyester shell and lining
  • Proven shoulder-season and alpine layering piece
Cons
  • Bulkier and less packable than down
  • Less warmth for its weight than 800-fill down
  • No armpit vents for high-output climbing
  • Synthetic fill loses loft over years of heavy use

What separates them

RockyLoft Insulated Hooded Down JacketPatagonia Nano Puff Jacket
Insulation800-fill responsibly sourced down, 90/10 down-feather ratio60-g PrimaLoft Gold Eco synthetic, 55% postconsumer recycled
Warmth when wetDown loses loft and warmth when soakedSynthetic retains some warmth when damp
Weight and packability518 g in size M, packs into its left front pocketSynthetic fill is bulkier and does not stuff as small
VentilationLaser perforated armpit ventsNo pit vents; relies on front zip
Weather protectionRecycled nylon shell with PFAS-free DWR for light rainRecycled polyester shell with DWR; more tolerant of damp
Fit and layeringStreamlined cut layers under a shell; some find it runs smallSculpted fit with drop-tail hem and stand-up collar
Neck and collarOwners report a loose or short neck that lets wind inStand-up collar seals the neck
Temperature rangeRated 20-45°F, though some owners want more below 40°FLight shoulder-season warmth, not a deep-winter piece

Price history

$239.00$183.69
Oct 31Nov 10
  • Patagonia Nano Puff Jacket: lowest $183.69 on Nov 10 at Oliunìd.

Prices at every store

RockyLoft Insulated Hooded Down Jacket

  • KETL Mtn. ApparelNew

    In stockReturn policy

    $191.00Checked Nov 12
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Patagonia Nano Puff Jacket

  • SportfishNew

    In stock

    $223.07Checked Nov 10
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  • OliunìdNew

    In stockShips from abroad · duties may apply

    $183.69+ $63.00 shippingChecked Nov 10
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  • eBayNew

    Availability unknownReturns: Set by the eBay seller; the eBay Money Back Guarantee covers an item that doesn't arrive or isn't as described.

    $79.95+ $9.99 shippingChecked Nov 8
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    $224.49Checked Nov 5
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Specs compared

SpecRockyLoft Insulated Hooded Down JacketPatagonia Nano Puff Jacket
Insulation fill power800 fill power—
Insulation typeresponsibly sourced premium down—
Shell fabric100% Recycled Nylon—
Lining fabric100% Nylon—
Fabric weight52gsm—
Weight518g (size M)—
Packed sizePacks into left front zipper pocket—
VentilationLaser perforated armpit vents—
HemAdjustable body hem—
Water repellencyPFAS-free DWR water-repellent finish—
Fill ratio90% down / 10% feathers—
Temperature range20-45 degrees Farenheit—
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SpecRockyLoft Insulated Hooded Down JacketPatagonia Nano Puff Jacket
Material—100% recycled polyester (shell)
Fill Material—60-g PrimaLoft Gold Insulation Eco (with 55% po…
Warmth—Lightweight
Gender—Men
Season—Shoulder-season
Age Group—Adult
Department—Men's
Typical Users—Alpine climber, Backcountry aficionado
Visual Attributes Color—Solid
Closure Type

What reviewers say

RockyLoft Insulated Hooded Down Jacket

  • 4.9 / 568 ratings

Owners rate it highly and praise its warmth-to-weight ratio, small packed size and clean matte look. Complaints center on cold spots at the neck and armpits and on warmth running out in lower temperatures.

What people mention
  • WarmthMixedOwners call it very warm for its weight but some say it falls short below about 40°F.
  • PackabilityPraisedIt stuffs into its own pocket and packs down small, which travelers single out.
  • Armpit ventsMixedVents prevent overheating on the move, yet can let a cold blast in when elbows lift.
  • Neck fitCriticisedThe neck is described as either too loose or too short, letting wind in.

Patagonia Nano Puff Jacket

Owners treat the Nano Puff as a dependable, packable midlayer for cool and wet conditions. Most praise its warmth-to-weight ratio and how small it packs, while some find it less warm than expected and note the trim fit.

What people mention
  • WarmthMixedOwners say it is warm for its weight in cool, damp conditions but not a substitute for a heavier puffer in winter.
  • PackabilityPraisedReviewers like that it stuffs into its own chest pocket and takes little room in a pack.
  • FitMixedThe sculpted cut is described as trim, and some buyers size up to layer it over a fleece.
  • BuildMixedThe recycled shell is light and comfortable, but owners report it can snag on rock and branches.

Questions and answers

Which is warmer, the RockyLoft or the Nano Puff?
The RockyLoft. Its 800-fill down traps more heat for its weight and it is rated to about 20°F, while the Nano Puff is a light shoulder-season layer. The gap narrows in wet conditions, where down loses loft.
Which handles rain better?
The Nano Puff. Synthetic PrimaLoft keeps some warmth when damp, and its recycled polyester shell shrugs off drizzle. The RockyLoft's DWR sheds light rain but its down soaks through in sustained wet.
Which packs smaller for travel?
The RockyLoft. It stuffs into its left front zipper pocket and weighs 518 g in size M. The Nano Puff's synthetic fill is bulkier and does not compress as far.
Is the Nano Puff worth stepping up to for climbing?
Yes if you climb in damp or alpine conditions. The sculpted fit, drop-tail hem and stand-up collar layer under a harness and shell, and synthetic fill tolerates sweat and drizzle better than down.
Which lasts longer?
The Nano Puff's synthetic fill holds up to moisture and washing better, though it loses loft over years. Down in the RockyLoft lasts decades if kept dry and washed with down-specific detergent.
Does the RockyLoft run small?
Some owners say it does, and others find the neck loose or short. Try it over your usual mid-layer before committing, especially if you plan to wear it under a shell.

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