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Your new slayer layer is here: Nano-Air Light

Stay warm when you pause, cool when you push.

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Patagonia promotes the new Nano-Air Light, a versatile and breathable layer for outdoor activities. The Nano-Air Light features responsive insulation and stretchy, quick-drying fabric, making it ideal for hiking, climbing, and other pursuits. Patagonia also offers free shipping on orders over $99.

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20-gram, 40 gram, 60 gram. Nano-Air

The Nano-Air is filled with a responsive, breathable insulation that stays warm when you pause and cool when you push. Paired with a stretchy, quick-drying flyweight fabric, it’s the versatile slayer layer you never have to take off.

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New. Nano-Air® Light.

Men’s Nano-Air® Light Hoody

Microtextured liner won’t stick to sweaty skin

Stretchy, quick-drying flyweight fabric

Sleek, low-bulk, snag-resistant cuffs with stretch

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A person hikes up a snowy hill on skis.

12 YEARS OF INNOVATION

After more than a decade of pushing breathable insulation to keep up with us, the new Nano-Air® Light is our best version yet. We’ve optimized each material—liner, insulation, face fabric—to build a truly innovative layer that adapts to you.

Nano-Air®. Responsive FullRange breathable insulation.

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Tyler Karow on The Incredible Hulk

Patagonia Ambassador Tyler Karow and climbing partner Imanol Amundarain rip up this classic Eastern Sierra granite peak in enviable car-to-car style.

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Photos: (Top) Patagonia Ambassador Caroline Gleich and Anna Keeling get an early start for some late-season pow. Wasatch Mountains, Utah. CHRIS NATALIE (Middle) Caroline Gleich in her element. Wasatch Mountains, Utah. CHRIS NATALIE (Bottom) Patagonia Ambassador Tyler Karow rips up Red Dihedral (5.10) on the Incredible Hulk in the Sierra Nevada, California. MIKEY SCHAEFER

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