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REI Women's Revelcloud Jacket

rated 5.0 of 5 stars
photo: REI Women's Revelcloud Jacket synthetic insulated jacket

Great lightweight jacket for windy and chilly conditions. Packable and warm.

Pros

  • Lightweight
  • Packable
  • Good price

Cons

  • Wish it had pit zips

I was in the market for a puffy type jacket and researched many options. I was leaning towards the Patagonia Nano Puff, but really didn't want to pay the higher price for the Patagonia. I came across the Revelcloud and it seemed to be pretty much the same jacket and was much less expensive.

Since buying the jacket I have used it a lot. It makes a great outer layer over my fleece for cold and windy conditions. I have not used it backpacking yet, but plan to use it for my jacket at camp. Anytime I have used it, it has kept me plenty warm and blocks the wind well.  

I have used it in temps in the teens with sub zero wind chills and been plenty warm. I have a wind shell that can go over top of it if I need additional layers but honestly, I haven't been cold enough yet to need that. 

It does zip up into its own pocket so it packs up nice and small. I would definitely recommend this jacket as a good alternative to its higher priced counterparts. It has become a staple in my backpack and I will carry it in all four seasons.

Source: bought it used
Price Paid: $50

rated 5 of 5 stars All Revelcloud Jacket versions

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Price MSRP: $149.00
Historic Range: $63.73-$149.00
Reviewers Paid: $50.00
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