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Hi there,
I bought the Nano Air Hoody last winter. Unfortunately it is a bit too large and seems also a bit too warm for the typical use of an universal softshell (spring/fall) for everyday use and quick hikes.
I’m now thinking about getting the Nano Air Light Hoody so I wanted to ask if anyone compared these two and can give some insights or possible alternatives. I’m basically looking for a lightweight, versatile softshell.
Thanks
Christoph
The nano air isn’t considered a softshell afaik. I thought it was a pretty warm/breathable active midlayer for below freezing pursuits. Assuming you want to stay with the breathable active midlayer you could look at polartec alpha jackets (OR Ascendant for example). I have no experience with them, so I can’t be more specific. Alternatively, fleece plus windshirt/light softshell would give you more flexibility at the expense of complexity.
You might want to specify the manner in which you plan to use the jacket — then folks might be able to make more useful suggestions.
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