Do You Need A Packable Puffer Jacket? 8 Synthetic & Down Jackets For Cold Weather & Winter Travel
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video, we let you know why Packable Puffer Jackets are so great, and take a look at 8 different synthetic and down versions to choose from.
0:00 - Intro
1:09 - Why Packable Puffer Jackets?
3:38 - Considerations
6:13 - Patagonia Micro Puff
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7:39 - Cotopaxi Fuego
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8:35 - Mountain Hardwear Ghost Whisperer 2
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9:48 - The North Face Thermoball Eco Jacket
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11:02 - Arc'teryx Cerium LT Hooded Down Jacket
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12:14 - Outdoor Research Helium Down Jacket
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13:16 - Mammut Broad Peak Light IN Jacket
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14:25 - Canada Goose Hybridge Lite Down Jacket
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I perfer a black lightweight puffer jacket without the hoodie attached. Never wore it before but I will wear it for the first time.
This video is cool and all but none of these jackets go above 2XL where is the big guy love?
@@DeeEllEff 1010
Now a review on Temu jackets.
My go-to is the Eddie Bauer hooded MicroTherm jacket. It’s thin, lightweight, and incredibly warm. It has breathable/flexible side panels, which help regulate temp extremely well, and improve mobility. Packs into chest pocket, and is water resistant. Plus, it comes in far more colors than many of the others presented, and they’re frequently on sale! Right now, $194 (down from ($259). I’ve never had an EB jacket that I regretted purchasing. I wear this jacket frequently in Seattle, in all weather, and recently wore it on a trip to Fairbanks in the fall.
My favourite packable puffer jacket is my Rab Altus jacket. I scored it on discount at my favourite outdoor outlet shop here in Melbourne, Australia. I've taken it on trips to Scotland in winter and it held up so well. I've had it for quite a few years and it still looks like new. I love that it's synthetic instead of down so that if I get caught in a downpour without my raincoat it won't get damaged. :)
The actual jacket review starts at 6:16.
Jack Wolfskin fairmont jacket works great. Rds cert down. Somewhat ripstop material. Cinches at bottom. Very light. Packs up only so so though. Super super warm. A great purchase for me.
Love those overview videos, extremely compact and informative!!
Glad you're liking these types of videos Simon!
- Tom
About 2 years ago, I purchased a no-name puff jacket and was sceptical but needed a light travel cold weather jacket. I was so surprised on how well it performed keeping me warm. I ended giving to a friend traveling to Swiss Alps in the summer. It was really appreciated. Definitely a staple item. Thanks for the brand reviews and discount offer as well. 💚
Great to hear your story on puffers-I bet your friend was appreciative. Are you puffer-less now and use a different type of jacket?
- Tom
@@PackHacker at the moment, yes. So this was very beneficial information to consider for my next purchase. Thanks!
Great video! Thank you for sharing, especially handy seen as there has been a noticeable drop in the weather recently, think winter is finally upon us!
Glad it was helpful!
- Tom
A video on layers keeping the weight down would be appreciated. It's something comparable to a backpack system and to me something you should dig deeper.
Hey Lorenzo, thanks for reaching out! We recommend checking out our Digital Nomad Packing List where we talk through how we use different layers so that you're prepared for a variety of climates. You can check it out here: th-cam.com/video/mGvHt4blPDc/w-d-xo.html
- Rebecca
Awesome video! I'd love to see your thoughts on the Montbell Ignis down parka. On paper it looks like the perfect jacket, but there doesn't seem to be very many reviews of it. Keep up the good work!
This video is exactly what i was looking for a while now! I love advice for backpackers. Keep up the great work!! Could you please make a video about the best budget puffer jackets, considering they are quite pricey?
Glad you found the video helpful, Shakeel!
If you're looking for some budget options, we recommend checking out the Uniqlo Ultra Light Down Jacket and the Amazon Essentials Lightweight Water-Resistant Packable Puffer Jacket. We'll drop the links below!
Uniqlo Ultra Light Down Jacket: packhacker.com/travel-gear/uniqlo/ultra-light-down-jacket/
Amazon Essentials Packable Puffer Jacket: packhacker.com/travel-gear/amazon-essentials/lightweight-water-resistant-packable-puffer-jacket/
- Rebecca
Shockingly I got a nice one at Walmart for $20 a few years ago and it has been great. It folds up into a small bag and is breathable and water resistant. Ive worn it in -30°C up to 10°C and never felt cold or too hot. I guess I lucked out.
Could you share the brand/model? Thanks
I’m interested as well!
I've had a Rab Cirrus Flex Jacket for a couple of years now and I've been really pleased with it.
Can you guys make more packing accessories I really love those videos
make one like this about rain shells to put over them!
Great video! What size were you wearing on the Canada Goose jacket? And what are your measurements??
I've been wearing the REI Co-op puffer jacket recently. At only $99, you can't gripe about the price. It's been doing a good job of keeping me warm here in Monument Valley UT this winter. It lacks some of the features seen in the more expensive jackets from this video and maybe I'd notice the difference if it got really cold. But I've found it adequate so far.
I have all there jackets as the same as you and I use the one you have down to 20 degrees and was warm
I have that one too but its slowy spitting feathers.
@@allendunfee5725 they all do that to some degree.
i've always heard you should store any expanding pack-able item in its unpacked state to allow maintain its open desired shape for longer.
He mentiones this around 4:12
If you were exploring the lightest options, definitely missed out on the EE Torrid Apex at only 8.4oz for a men's medium.
At a little more than 10.5oz, the Feathered Friends EOS is also missing from this list. Definitely a consideration here with its 900+ fill.
Not a bad list but definitely missing on some good options.
Oh wow, loving the thumb loops and stretchy panels on that Canada Goose. Really hope Patagonia cops some of those features. I actually want a tailor to install thumb loops on all of my clothes.
We hear you, Paul! These loops can come in super handy. Let us know if you end up making this modification to your clothes. 😊
- Rebecca
Puffer my favorite 😍😍😍
Surprisingly found very good looking and quality down jacket at Decathlon, cost something around 60 usd
Thanks for sharing, Олексій! That's a great price. Glad to hear it's working for well for you. 😊
- Rebecca
Decathlon is amazing and inexpensive. Wal Mart prices, but with nice designs, colors and fit. I wish I had one near me.
@@stefpix order Decathelon on Walmart website.
Rab G zero down jacket is the best with 1000 fill power. I live in chicago and I only wear a tshirt under that jacket in a 10 degrees weather and still feel super warm
Just wondering if you can help; I'm on the search for a super lightweight packable rain jacket that has a zipper to integrate a puffer like these. Basically a 3 in 1, but super compact for full-time travel. All the 3 in 1's I find are too big a bulky. Do you know of any?
I have a London Fog packable puffer, which I love. I believe it's a 750 combination fill, and it's toasty down to 17 degrees. Never had another puffer to compare it to, but the price was fantastic at $25 from Sam's Club. I think it's an awesome, budget friendly puffer.
Thanks for sharing, Marjie! This sounds like an awesome budget-friendly option. Glad to hear it's working well for you. 😊
- Rebecca
@@PackHacker doesn't sound ethical!
with all my respect for every down jacket, but nothing can't beat the
Peak Performance Argon Lite is worth a look too. Strong, light & warm liner style jacket
I always say when I see jackets reviews most r very similar but Eddie Bauer for the price and quality and they do real sales discounts are hands down my favorite my gf bought a puffy parka-60 rating for 125 on sale from 330$ compare to that Canada 🇨🇦 goose 80% cheaper stay warm 🥶
Make a windbreaker review like this
Belle Isle :D I flew my drone there last week.
I prefer synthetic filled version (The North Face Thermoball) without hood. It dries fast and a great layer under a wind breaker.
I have synthetic TNF thermoball however the goose down material is more breathable. TNF triclimate future light has an inner thermoball shell thats made with goose down.
Great Jacket Trek 100 Forclaz (Decathlon) ..50€ in Europe 😉 (comparable to Ghost whisperer!!)
I never bought one because in Norway where i live there is always a high chance of rain, until the weather dips below zero. So i always thought why not wear a rain jacket and a sweater until winter and then a big down jacket in winter. But then i saw my mother bring one on our trip to Italy in October, in a small pocket that took no space at all. I always thought a fleece would be much more comfy, but yesterday i tried one on and damn. It was also 2 degrees and i was just wearing my t shirt and jacket so i bought it😂 It still feels like a weird clothing item tho as you still need a rain jacket, so you have to wear two jackets.
Thanks for sharing, Mafiks. Although it requires two jackets to protect from wind AND rain, having both offers greater flexibility for changing conditions.
- Austin
My all time Favorit: patagonia nano puff Jackett
🤙🤙🤙
The Berghaus Ramche will take some beating.
Great video and very helpful. I did giggle over the names of these jacket models, though: MIcro-puff, Fuego, Ghost Whisperer, Helium, and especially THERMOBALL! :D
We hear you, Laura! There are certainly some interesting names going on here. Glad you found the video helpful and that it made you giggle at the same time! 😆
- Rebecca
sound like pokemon to me. (which is not my generation.)
I just got the Decathlon Forclaz Trek 100 down puffy....only 10.2 oz and very warm.
I've had mine about 2 years and let me tell for for 70 bucks its one of my favorites
Great video. I've been soldering on with an Amazon synthetic filled one that's been surprisingly good, but I also recently picked up one from Huckberry with down. Only downside to that one is that it doesn't compress down, but sometimes you can't have everything.
I own some down jackets, but one that I love is both stylish and packable, the Colmar Field down jacket that I own, I live here in northern México
I’m gonna be buying one soon enough. For years I never did any research just bought what was cheap and I always buy them way to big. My eastern mountain sports and LLBean ones I’m using rn both are great jackets.. no complaints other than..
Don’t buy a down jacket WITHOUT a hood.. wow they are useless with no hood.
Buy your normal size.. ie.. if you wear a medium t shirt, buy a medium down jacket. They are all sized huge.
Aaand lastly, if you want light (and quality) do 800+ fill.
Buy right.. the Patagonia down hoodie is where it’s at rn I think. Expensive but about the best until you get into the alpine gear that costs thousands
It's a very long video but interesting and enjoyable
Could you please do a review of the Uniqlo Ultra Light Down Packable jackets? I wanted to know if its worth the price. Thanks so much. :)
The micro puff is pluma fill, so like all synthetics it doesn’t really have a fill power rating. It basically replaced the ultra light down jackets which were 800 fill, but according to Patagonia it’s comparable warmth to the regular down sweater. It’s been said the better synthetics are comparable to 700 fp down. Another thing is the quicker heat, synthetics have that “instant warm” sensation down doesn’t have if you’re already cold when putting it on. Both will work but down takes longer to rev up, and any body vapor you put out will contribute to loft reduction the longer you have it on and remain active
On another note they never said pluma fill isn’t “as good” as down, to the contrary in one of the primo vids it’s said “light years ahead of down”...but to its credit down has the best warmth to weight of any insulation, it’s more packable, and more durable (synthetics lose loft over time if repeatedly compressed)...but it’s worthless if wet, and the best hydrophobic down treatments aren’t that great...and note how they briefly had the Encapcil treated down around 2013 in a belay parka that was 1000fp (an industry first) but it’s hard to charge more for rarer “humane” down when it’s worthless when wet, and plumafill is proprietary so no need to outsource.
I have a hydrophobic down jacket from Rab and it's really great imho. I've worn it under a lot of medium rains and some hard rains and water did not penetrate the outer layer, feathers also did not clump.
The Cotopaxi colors are clearly a nod to the outdoor gear from the 70’s. 😎
The cotopaxi fuego's are being sold on the cotopaxi website for a huge discount
@@UnclaimedGnat I got mines for $50. That’s a steal in my opinion, thank you Cotopaxi ! ✌️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Review Black ember Shadow please
I got my first ever one from Uniqlo for about $70, it’s really good. I’ve never tried the more expensive brands but I imagine this one is on par.
Trust me, it's not. There's some crazy shit out there lol. Try to make sure your next one is Primaloft as the next stage up.
I highly doubt that it is. 650 Fill power and 10% feathers. Don't know how much of it that they use but I've see the UL Down jackets on sale for $10
I think uniqlo’s ultra light down jackets are worth to consider...
Absolutely Maria - great budget option - do you have one of them? Rebecca reviewed the Uniqlo Ultra Light Down Jacket (non-hooded) over on our website if you or anyone would like to take a look! packhacker.com/travel-gear/uniqlo/ultra-light-down-jacket/
- Tom
Try the Stone Glacier puffy. It is treated goose down making the insulation waterproof.
Try Nickwax Tech Wash to rejuvenate synthetic insulation. Sometimes the insulation is flat because it's covered in body oils etc which normal detergents don't remove. These oils also occupy space which should be occupied by warm air. I've rejuvenated 25 year old winter sleeping bags etc with the stuff. Not magic, but definitely worth the small pricetag - +-65% improvement on average for me.
Great tip, Mpire! Thanks for the comment!
- Austin
Hello. What do you think is the main difference between uniqlo and fjalraven ultra light puffers? because price difference is extreme.
Add Rab, Fjallraven and even Norrona to the list
Packable puffs for the win
🤜💥🤛
I am a huge jacket fan which I know is a niche thing and I don’t know why I’m like this. I have the north face thermoball with the hood and it’s my go to jacket of the twenty or so jackets I own. My fiancé made me get rid of a ton. It is such a comfortable, warm, light, versatile piece to use all winter in Northern California. I had a down jacket and I loved it but I didn’t want to be caught out in the rain and worry about my jacket.
Wait, it *rains* in California?! 😉 As for being a jacket addict, I’m a baggage/backpack addict, so we’ve all got something, y’know.
P.S. You make a cute couple!
Hey Noah - we hear ya - the synthetic material in that Thermoball Eco is great for any rain or inclement weather 👍👍
- Tom
@@DeeEllEff 😂 It doesn’t rain enough to warrant the paranoia I have about random rain storms. I totally get the luggage/backpack thing now. There’s a preparedness and utility that jackets and backpacks share.
I appreciate that too. I told my fiancé and she lit up.
@@PackHacker agreed. You guys put together a really good list for this jacket category honestly from someone who spends too much time on TH-cam looking up jackets according to my weekly screen time report. Love the channel and everyone who does the reviews. They all seem super nice.
Have you tried any jackets from the company called "Cumulus"?
The "Primelite pullover"
85g down weight
850 fill power
Jacket Weight 180g
Here in the UK for £125
I bought a northface thermoball jacket right before a 2 week trip to Japan in the winter. While it was warm I'm disappointed in the quality. It's already beginning to fray/threads coming loose. I haven't even used it in sports/activity yet, just walking around.
Cloudveil enclosure hoodie.
Is there a recommendation for a 4XL Mens packable puffer?
COTOPAXI is my favorite down jacket.
Thanks for sharing 😃
-Eric
Enlightened Equipment Torrid Apex Jacket
Ghost Whisperer
I felt liked I’d won the lottery when I first got my Patagonia nanopuff and then the micropuff 😄 I wore it non stop
I can relate to that feeling, Sam! So lightweight, yet, so warm.
- Tom
What boots are you wearing at 8:08 mark of the video?
I have heard Decathlon's 'Forclaz Trek 100 Down Jacket' is the best budget packable jacket for backpacking, and its 'warmth to weight ratio' is comparable to the more expensive down jackets. Can you make a review on it? Great video btw!
NIce! Added to our list of gear to consider.
- Tom
@@PackHacker I second this... although the expensive brands might frown at it
I have a jacket from every brand and the decathlon trek is my favorite only cause its just as good as all other brands but only 70 bucks
Love my Ghost Whisperer jackets. My Cerium LT is warmer but too slim of a fit. Funny though now I barely see Canada Goose hybrid jackets anywhere. Trendsters are back in Patagonia snd TNF jackets. All are excellent though. I have many decades old and still going strong.
Thanks for sharing your insights! 🤙
@@PackHacker yep, unsolicitated opinions are the best. Lol. 😉Thanks for your content!
Would love a video like this but for fleeces
Cool idea Sylvain! What do you typically look for in a fleece?
- Tom
I've never actually had one before! Breathability, warmth, packability, pocket number and type, how it layers under hard shell, hoodless vs hood
Been researching the patagonia and arcteryx options for a month or so now. So many like Dallen, Micro d, Better Sweater, R1...
Good to hear@@sylvaind ! We've mostly been focused on lighter weight & packable jackets so far, but we're starting to get into other types of travel content-like road trips-that allow folks to pack a little heavier comfortably. Our writer Taylor swears by the Patagonia Better Sweater. Thanks for the note - will keep this in mind, and let us know what you settle on!
Canada goose is the best Jaket aut there ❤❤
Hmm, not so packable though 🥴
-Eric
puffer, puffy, puff.
these jackets are my go to jacket to match with a rain jacket to make a winter/cold weather system that fits easily anywhere. good video.
We're with you Tancrad!
- Tom
I recommend the recently released J68-PL from Acronym
I purchased two down jackets last year. OR Illuminate jacket and Arc'teryx Cerium SL hoody. Both are minimalist jackets, however the Cerium jacket is head and shoulders a better jacket in my opinion. It felt warmer, better fit, and a better feel to it in my hands. I'm not knocking the Illuminate jacket. OR makes great products and I own more then a few of their items. However the Cerium SL was exactly what I was looking for in a light weight down jacket. I generally wear it as an outer layer when out for a walk, and it also makes a great midlayer when I'm out snow boarding. The only down side to the Cerium is the price compared to other jackets in this product range.
Great comparison here, Sheldon. Thanks for sharing! We're big fans of the Arc'teryx Cerium SL Hoody too. Our content creator, Mark has been testing this jacket out for the last month and was pretty impressed with the warmth-to-weight ratio, so it's great to hear that it's working well for you too.
You can check out Mark's thoughts on this jacket here: packhacker.com/travel-gear/arcteryx/cerium-lt-hoody/
- Rebecca
Rab Xenon and Patagonia Nano Air.
These two pieces, combined with each other or with various shells (windshells, softshells, hardshells)-or as an outer piece with excellent fleeces, wicking layers, and/or down/synthetic puff pieces beneath-these two pieces are the rebars of my combos. They cover most, if not all, scenarios beneath 15K feet, if not higher.
I just got my first puffer from MEC for only 75 CAD.
Actually, I really like the Eddie Bower Evertherm. No baffles but still down, packable and on sale you can get it for $100.
That's a great jacket Roger-and a solid price, too!
- Tom
@@PackHacker- Eddie Bower has some great end of season sales. I have the 30oz version. They make a 60oz version for women as well. Or they did.
Has anyone used any products from Outdoor Vitals? I know they have a synthetic puffer and I've seen a ton of their ads, but really know nothing about their stuff except what is in the ads.
Shame you did not mention the forclaz TREK 100 series down jackets.
How much price .where i buy
"Down" in the Comments Below. I see what you did there!
- that CANADA GOOSE deserves a second look!! -it combines 2 things in one = down jacket with a stretchy long sleeve work out shirt
Canada goose kill wolves so I’m out
@@ran6974 ??????
$650 !!
Hi from the UK, I've been using a Buffalo mountain shirt for years in sub zero conditions, I don't really take my down at all.
Hey, thanks for sharing your experience here! It sounds like you've really put that shirt to the test, glad to hear you've found a system that works for you.
- Rebecca
I've had a buffalo special 6 shirt for 25 years and the pertex outer shell is great (windproof and shower proof) but a down jacket weighs a fraction
I get the concept but delicate and expensive doesn't fit my day-to-day.
No Uniqlo ultra light down jacket and parka?
Hey Stefani - check out our Uniqlo Ultra Light Down Jacket review here: packhacker.com/travel-gear/uniqlo/ultra-light-down-jacket/
There are hundreds of jackets out there and it’s impossible to get them all into one video.
- Tom
Can anybody recommend puffer jackets for Big and Tall people none of these go above 2XL
Hello sir I am from India Jammu and Kashmir District Doda which is very heavy snow falls area so I want to import this jacket is it possible are not and much it cost in Indian
Hey Tom, mind sharing what size Fuego you're wearing along with your height & weight? Thanks!
Hey Thad - sure thing! Size: Large, Height: 6’2” Weight: 190lbs. We have measurements for our team members available over on our site, too packhacker.com/about/team/
How about the ones from Uniqlo and Decathlon...
Hey there! We have the Uniqlo Ultra Light Down Jacket as well. I'll drop a link below!
- Austin
packhacker.com/travel-gear/uniqlo/ultra-light-down-jacket/
Nice 👏❤️🇳🇵🙏
I love this channel...have you guys thought about a podcast?
Thanks Ben - great to hear! We've kicked around the idea of a podcast-at the moment, we are pretty focused on video & written posts on our site for now. If we moved forward with one, what topics would you like to see covered in audio format?
- Tom
@@PackHacker Tips and tricks from pro travelers is always awesome, but I think hearing from travelers on the thinking and logic behind their travel systems would be really cool. Fortunately, I have a job that lets me travel for work and I always find it really cool to hear from others about their "philosophy of use" when it comes to their travel systems. So maybe a podcast taking an in depth look at how people pack, what gear they prioritize and why. Thanks!
-Ben
Is that a Merrell brand same as the shoe co. If yes that's a pricey brand, not a $12 brand. I'm a fan of Merrell shoes and have several pairs, none of which cost less than $100.
OR is the best hands down
Thanks for watching 🤙
-Eric
Is Outdoor Research Helium Down Jacket waterproof?
Hey Onigiri! The Helium Down Jacket is not waterproof. It has a DWR coating that will help shed light precipitation but you will need to wear a shell over it to be fully protected. You can check out some more info here: packhacker.com/travel-gear/outdoor-research/helium-down-hooded-jacket/
- Austin
@@PackHacker how is OR Helium Down jacket temperature range?
I need blue color
I've had the MHW "Ghost Whisperer" for ages, it is great for not-too-cold, dry days as an outer layer or... as a mid layer on really cold days, under another heavier, more sturdy down parka. Let's say, the "Absolute Zero" from the same company ;-)
I wish you would review Fjallraven puffers. Maybe you did and I didn't see it😎😎😎
Hey David! We haven't reviewed any yet
but I'll pass it along to the team for consideration. Thanks for the comment!
- Austin
What about Climashield Apex & Helikon Tex gear with it?🤔
Uniqlo has very affordable ones
How i can get this jscket
Hi Tirtha! There are two blue jackets featured in the video. I'll drop some links below.
- Austin
Arc'teryx Cerium LT Hoody: packhacker.com/travel-gear/arcteryx/cerium-lt-hoody/
Mammut Broad Peak Light Down Jacket: packhacker.com/travel-gear/mammut/broad-peak-light-down-jacket/
“It felt like I was wearing nothing”
I thought about Ned Flanders 😂
You can find someone doing that dance on any given day at Pack Hacker HQ 😂
- Austin
No rab microlight alpine down jacket in your review.
If it's got that little bird skeleton, it's going to be Expensive.
jacks r better stealth quilt, a sleep system that doubles as a poncho.....replacing the puffy....
What size mountain hardwear were you using? Maybe mention the sízes next time 🙂
Every jacket in this video is size large except for the Micro Puff, which is medium. There’s a lot of variance!
- Tom