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Patagonia Houdini or Stoic Wraith

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PostedOct 29, 2012 at 5:38 pm

In case your interested in the outcome.

Got the small in the post. If I was layering a puffy the size would be fine but for intended purposes (running) there is some extra material flapping in the wind. Sleeves are a bit long and the jacket is a also a bit long on my frame. Sleeves are also baggy on me. Not a deal breaker but if there was an XS available in brown (and there wasn't) I would've picked it up instead.

PostedFeb 8, 2013 at 9:11 am

Hey Mike,

I would interested to know how you utilize the houdini in the winter. I have a couple ideas how I can use, but would love to hear about your system.

Mike M BPL Member
PostedFeb 8, 2013 at 10:10 am

I use it very similarly as I do in other seasons. If I’m moving and a base layer isn’t enough, I layer the Houdini over- it blocks wind/precip, but also holds a little heat in; if the base layer and Houdini aren’t enough then I add a mid-layer- usually a Cap 4 hoody or R1 vest with the Houdini as the outermost layer

when stopped- I’ll add my insulating layer over the top of everything

one thing I’ll add- I really think a hood is a necessity on a windshirt, you might not use it a lot, but when you need it, it seems like you really need it

I got caught out in a blizzard about a month ago on a long run and I would have been screwed w/o that hood

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it’s definitely my most versatile and most used layer that I own :)

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