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No need to second guess packing this jacket for a day on the trail since it packs small enough to store in your pocket. Pull it on to prevent light weather from ruining your day. The adjustable hood provides additional protection and warmth. Avg. weight: 3.4 oz./96 g (size M)

No need to second guess packing this jacket for a day on the trail since it packs small enough to store in your pocket. Pull it on to prevent light weather from ruining your day. The adjustable hood provides additional protection and warmth. Avg. weight: 3.4 oz./96 g (size M). Features: Ultralight, highly packable, weather resistant fabric. DWR finish resists moisture. Single, rear-pull hood adjustment. Zippered internal chest pocket doubles as a storage pouch. Elastic cuffs. Drawcord hem adjustment. Outdoor Research
| Core Venting: | No |
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| Country of Origin: | China |
| Hood: | Yes |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Material: | Nylon |
| Pockets: | 1 Internal chest |
| Recommended Use: | Hiking, backpacking |
| Weight: | 3.4oz (95g) |
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The best travel companion. | |
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I bought this jacket to take to South America. It was perfect. Some people I have noticed haven't liked the thin fabric, but that's what I loved about it. It was perfect for high altitudes when you are closer to the sun, but need a little coverage. Great on top of a sweater, and it folds into its own pocket to be the size of a fist. Perfect for backpackers. I was worried about its durability, but I hiked in it and have had twigs and rocks jabbed into it and still no rips of tears, not even a snag. I would stock up on these, but I think this one might last me quite a while! | |
| Micki at Backcountry.com on 10/12/2009 | |
Awesome Jacket! | |
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This jacket is awesome! It runs a little small, I usually wear an XS or S but I would have gone with the MD if I had known better. Im 5'3 and It is snug, but definitely not complaining. I got the black one and its super cute enough to wear around town on a windy/rainy day, and it packs down into its own pocket so you can throw it into your pack and not need to worry ab out the space or weight it adds. As far as the noise, from the reviews I was expecting this thing to be super loud. I got it and was quite surprised at how it is way quieter than the girls were postsing. Definitely looking forward to getting good use out of this jacket on the trail this fall! | |
| xka2997540 at Backcountry.com on 09/16/2009 | |
can't live without it | |
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bought this jacket on SAC over a year ago. i own dozens of jackets for all sorts of adventures, and this one comes with me nearly all the time. clip it to my harness on multipitch climbs to have a windbreaker at belays. great early morning summer layer to keep bugs off without overheating. same at dusk- if it's hot and buggy i turn to this layer. it's my emergency layer on all hiking trips. SUPER LIGHT (3.4 ounceS) so don't expect the fabric to be thick, but i wear it all the time and couldn't live without it for work as a guide, or for play in colorado. | |
| lau2437317 at Backcountry.com Outlet on 10/29/2009 | |
Great Jacket | |
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I recently went on a hiking trip in the rocky mountains where it rained frequently. The jacket held up very well, I was not wet and the sharp wind did not pierce through the jacket. If you want a jacket that will fit over many layers go with one size up from your normal size. I usually wear a small and it barely fit over my fleece jacket which is also a small. | |
| tlane at Backcountry.com on 08/04/2008 | |
Best Jacket :) | |
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Everyone said this jacket was okay but noisy... I think it's perfect for hiking when that unexpected gust of wind or rain shower comes your way. It's lightweight so it doesn't make spring/summer showers hellish with too many layers! It packs right up into itself and if you crumble and shove it in your pack, it comes right back out wrinkle free. Love it! | |
| AdventureGirl at Backcountry.com Outlet on 05/15/2009 | |
It is so light, I thought they forgot to pack it! | |
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| It is cut for a women. I wore it in the morning, because it was cool outside. I wore it in the afternoon, because it was raining. It's so light, I'm looking forward to wearing this on the boat and on my bike. It has an infinite guarantee! I'm a math teacher, I like infinity!!!! | |
| Sheila Laughlin at Altrec Outlet on 05/05/2009 | |
super lightweight! | |
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I really like the synapse jacket. It is superlightweight, holds up in all-day drizzle or like 20 minutes in a downpour, and, contrary to another reviewer, its super cute. | |
| blueberry at Backcountry.com on 08/26/2009 | |
Excellent! | |
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| This jacket is just perfect for temperate weather - 50's - in the rain. It's light weight and the hood provides a layer of protection from the elements. | |
| Patricia Schmidt at Altrec Outlet on 06/18/2008 | |
Wanted to like it, but sent it back | |
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This jacket's fabric is the thinnest I've ever seen in a jacket -- it's kind of neat, really; almost like paper. I want an extremely lightweight jacket to block wind when I'm cross-country skiing on very cold and windy days. My current windbreaker (a Swix, which I like very much) is great, but I end up overheating sometimes. The OR Synapse jacket really is super-lightweight, and might work great, but I didn't like a couple things about it. It does run small; if I'd liked the jacket enough, I would have exchanged it for the next larger size. But I didn't. (1) This fabric is LOUD. Usually, when I say a fabric is loud, I'm referring to a garish color or print. In this case, it's not the look; it's the sound. It's way louder than your average nylon-shell swishing sound, and I think that would drive me nuts while skiing. (2) The cinch-cord doohickey for the hood is in the back of the hood -- so it's hard to reach and hard to work; *and* it looks seriously dorky to have that... that... that *thing*.... sticking out the back of your head. What was Outdoor Research thinking? | |
| ceo1952949 at Backcountry.com on 08/25/2008 | |