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Currently looking to replace a 5+ year old Montbell UL Down Parka. While I might just replace with a new one of the same model, also looking at other options including the Patagonia UL hoody. Their support let me know it's supposed to have 100g of fill, but that seems high given the actual weight (even taking into account the lighter 10 denier fabric). Anyone have any experiences with these two that can offer any comparisons?
I have one, it is great, but watch out for the slimmer-than-usual fit. I couldn't tell you how warm it is compared to Mont-Bell, but subjectively it feels warmer than my worn out Nano Puff and about as warm as my beat up old Down Sweater.
Some other guy here compiled CLO values for a few commonly referenced jackets including the Patagonia Ultralight Down Hoody.
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