Patagonia Spraymaster Jacket

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The Spraymaster Jacket is a hard shell jacket made by Patagonia. It has an average rating of 3.5 stars (out of 5), based on 6 user reviews.

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From Patagonia.com:
"For the mountain all-arounder who pushes a redline pace: The Spraymaster's full-stretch nylon and waterproof/breathable performance ensure that the only barriers to battle are your own. Its internal surface pattern channels moisture out and aids in easy-glide layering, while fully taped seams finish the waterproofing. The torso pockets pull double duty as vents, and an interior pocket doubles as a stuff sack (with carabiner clip-in loop). A drawstring seals the hem, and the hood fits under a helmet."

From Moosejaw:
"On Sale. Free Shipping. Patagonia Men's Spraymaster Jacket (Spring 2008) The men's Spraymaster Jacket by Patagonia has a full-stretch, waterproof shell. Features: Light, trim, and full of stretch, it keeps breathing through any fast action adventure Knit nylon face fabric provides all-weather protection with unparalleled stretch performance Interior surface pattern aids moisture dispersion and slides easily over layers All seams are stitched and taped for full waterproof performance Center front waterproof zipper has a full-length wind flap Two torso pockets open long for venting when it heats up Interior pocket doubles as a stuff sack with carabiner clip-in loop Drawstring hem and hood Smooth, easy-glide fabric under sleeves for frictionless, fast-forward movement Reflective, heat-transfer logo Contoured fit Weight: 298 g. (10.5 oz.) Fabric: 3-oz. 2.5-layer 30-denier interlock knit nylon with H2No waterproof/breathable barrier and Deluge DWR (durable water repellent) finish Under Sleeves 2.5-layer 2.7-oz. 50-denier ripstop nylon with H2No waterproof/breathable barrier and Deluge DWR finish This product can only be shipped within the United States. Please don't hate us."

From Sierra Trading Post:
"CLOSEOUTS . Patagonia’s Spraymaster jacket will keep you dry and comfortable in the worst downpours, thanks to H2NO(R) waterproof breathable stretch nylon fabric and Deluge(R) DWR treatment. Ideal for fast-forward aerobics like mountaineering, ski touring cycling and running in foul weather. Drawcord hem and hood Welded front zip Hand pockets with welded zips Elastic togglecord hem Smooth inner surface slides on easily over layers Fully sealed seams Interior pocket doubles as stuff sack Length: 27- ” Weight: 10 oz. Fabric: Nylon Care: Machine wash/dry Classic Fit CLOSEOUTS . China. Size: XS (0-2) S (4-6) M (8-10) L (12-14) XL (16)"

From Altrec Outdoors:
"In the Olympic rain forest, 'emergency' wet-weather gear serves as daily fare. The Spraymaster's new, supple jersey-knit nylon stretches the level of comfort and expands the freedom of movement of waterproof foulies . Lightweight ripstop nylon fabric under the arms quiets a ride or run, and a raised internal matrix pattern channels moisture out and slides over layers with ease. Chin guard, torso pockets and a drawcord waist and hood keep things light and simple."

User Reviews

Spraymaster Jacket
Reviewed by jurelazo, Jul 02, 2009

"A lot of money for a jacket that is not worth it.

Very comfortable, against wind and driving. Bad water repellent fabric and transfers not only the traspiracion use 5 minutes in the rain and has no weatherproof as the manufacturer says . . .

Beware of using it for climbing, can be deadly, the manufacturer says that this proven lie and peer
not recommended, I had to return the money."

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Men's Spraymaster Jacket
Reviewed by Dave Wright, Mar 08, 2008

"The Spraymaster (SM) is excellent if you understand that it is a hard shell jacket, which means that it transports moisture but not air, and cannot keep up with sweat output during warmer weather and higher output adventures. That being said - the Spraymaster is as close to soft shell performance as a hard shell jacket can get."

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Men's Spraymaster Jacket
Reviewed by E, Dec 21, 2007

"Does not breathe as well as others have claim, but it is waterproof. I sweat in 70 degree weather both in rain and when it doesn't rain. It doesn't feel very comfortable.

Though it's not completely waterproof but merely water resistant, the Mountain Hardwear Torch Jacket is a much more comfy jacket in a wider range of temperatures."

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Men's Spraymaster Jacket
Reviewed by Butkusrules, Feb 23, 2007

"It does what Outside Mag says it does, it breathes enough that you can run in it. Great jacket. The only thing to keep in mind is that it fits tight on purpose. It is designed to stretch over you a lot, which is nice but not really a jacket to put on a drive to get milk. Worth the money if u need a sports jacket for sports. Worth my 124 dollars."

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Men's Spraymaster Jacket
Reviewed by Harry Newman, Jan 10, 2007

"Great jacket for all-around backpacking, the stretch material lets me layer underneath it at camp. When moving around, it does not bind. I do not mind the elastic cuffs since I do not climb though some might. This is a definite "10"."

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Men's Spraymaster Jacket
Reviewed by Ben, Dec 21, 2006

"This is a wonderful jacket, and does everything that the above reviews mention admirably. However, I have one major caveat: it has no hood stowage system. Thus, if you engage in any sports that involve moving fast over land (in my case, cycling), it will unroll, inflate, and hover behind your head like a parachute. Quite annoying."

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