I currently have a Patagonia Nano Puff but have been considering buying the Patagonia Ultralight Down Shirt. How do these compare in warmth? Is there any reason why I should have both?
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Nano Puff vs. Ultralight Down Shirt
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I carry the UL Down Shirt when I expect the weather to not be too cold but need something to keep the chill off in camp. It is not as warm, but much smaller and lighter than the Nano Puff. It packs down to the size of an apple.
Paired with a light 100wt fleece and a wind shirt, it is perfectly capable of covering the same warmth range or slightly warmer as the Nano Puff alone.
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