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Rain jackets that leave no excuses

Plus, making waterproof gear without intentionally added PFAS.

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Patagonia promotes its rain jackets, featuring the Torrentshell, Boulder Fork, and Outdoor Everyday styles, designed for various rainy weather conditions. The brand highlights its commitment to sustainability, having removed intentionally added PFAS from its new styles. Patagonia also offers free shipping on orders over $99.

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Patagonia. Three people hike downhill in rain jackets.

Stay Out,

Stay Dry

The right rain jacket can make a backcountry downpour feel like a walk in the park. From fully featured storm protection to ultralight packable shells, find what you need to make the most of the wettest weather.

TORRENTSHELL. Versatile, durable and comfortable daily driver for all kinds of rainy weather.

BOULDER FORK. Streamlined and low-profile protection for backcountry hikes or stalking trout.

OUTDOOR EVERYDAY. Waterproof protection for everyday outdoor excursions.

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A Strong Finish. Perfluorinated chemicals, or PFAS, made for great waterproofing but are also a lasting, pervasive threat to our health. That’s why we spent nearly 15 years finding a way to make our gear without them that didn’t compromise performance. For Spring 2025 and beyond, all our new styles are made without intentionally added PFAS. Read the Story.

Photos: (Top) A misty scramble through the brambles for Nathaniel, Ant, Maddy and TJ. Linville Gorge, North Carolina. CLIFORD MERVIL (Bottom) At the Forge, Patagonia’s research and development facility in Ventura, California, materials experts Aaron Oder, Lauren Woodward and Laura Koch look over samples. TIM DAVIS

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Rain jackets that leave no excuses

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