Patagonia  Airshed Pro Pullover - Men's

Swing and miss. I've been waiting to replace my original 2020 Airshed Pro, which is one of my favorite and most-used pieces of gear. But the color-block styles of the past few seasons meant I put it off. Perfect for high-output running, mountain biking, and XC skiing on cool mornings (low-mid 40s over a short-sleeved baselayer) the Airshed Pro has just enough wind protection to keep the breeze out but not so much that it gets clammy. The huge zip makes dumping heat and taking off over a hat or helmet easy, and the stretchy arms actually stay up when pulled up the forearm. It also packs down tiny so is easy to stow once the day warms up. But the new version (comparing medium to medium) is somehow worse in just about every direction: wider through the body by a massive 1 1/2in (no longer anything like "fitted"), shorter through the torso (a little under 1in) and the sleeves are at least 3/4in shorter. At least the front ziper is about an inch deeper, I guess, and the stuff pocket is on the chest rather than the back of the hood. Really disappointed.

LOVE this layer, pretty much wear this as my base layer year round in the PNW for high output activities. Perfect for trail running in shoulder seasons. I ski tour in this and it's usually the only thing I'm wearing on the uphill. I run hot so the ability to open up the front zipper and roll up the sleeves helps keep me cool and then if I get to a windy ridge I can roll them down, zip the front, and put on the hood for more protection. This jacket is extremely thin and lightweight, more of a shirt and I use it like a sun hoody for Fall, winter, and spring. Because it is so thin, it drys off very quickly especially if there is a breeze.

I’ve been using this for late winter / spring running for about a month now. It’s great paired with a nano light hybrid jacket on colder days or own it’s own. Hood fits great. Easy to roll sleeves up. It is slim fit in the chest. I size up to XL for an easier fit.

Runs small. I'm consistently a size L in Patagonia tops. I had to exchange for an XL, something I've never had to do with any brand, which is why I subtracted a star. That said, the Airshed is an awesome top to have in my kit. April and May in MT can be unpredictable and I pulled the Airshed out of my pack many times during runs and bike rides in the higher elevations. This might replace my Houdini as my always-carry piece. It's also light weight and stashes into the chest pocket. It hardly takes up any space when it's tucked away. Overall I'm very happy with this pullover, minus the sizing.

I am a medium small I made the mistake of getting small. The waist material is so inflexible it’s hard to get it on and off over my upper back and shoulders. I hate returns so I’ll just deal with the process of getting it on and off and like the material otherwise.

I was skeptical it could be as good as it reviewed until I saw it in person in a Patagonia store. I didn't commit then and ended up getting from REI. Very glad I did! It's the perfect weight for the inbetween season runs, and I'm sure it'll be a great outer layer for even colder runs with a base layer. I did size up, per recs.

Great well fitting light jacket for running, hiking, and wearing around town. I usually wear a small, but bought a medium. This jacket WILL shrink after one wash. Luckily, it shrunk to the perfect size.

I love these. Patagonia did a fantastic job!!!! Now to buy another pair of the pants and the shorts!! My only complaint would be they need leg zippers and the shirt armpit zips.

This is my favorite technical piece for cool to cold weather running, and something pretty unique from Patagonia. Provides wind resistance while being breathable, more of a windshirt than a windbreaker. The two way zipper is great for dumping heat while keeping the neck secure so isn't flapping around. The hood is super lightweight and can be tucked inside the collar if you don't need it. I've worn this with everything from just a light technical T underneath, to a merino baselayer and a vest overtop. Wearing it with a light or midweight zipneck baselayer is a great combo, having the two zipnecks really helps modulate dumping heat and adjusting for wind. Only minor complaint is that I wish they had brighter colors for road running visibility! I wear a medium in this, same as my Patagonia T shirts. It is a slim fit, but I don't wear it with bulky layers underneath.

A great running top that I came across by chance. I have a couple of Patagonia Houdini jackets that I really love but, my Airshed pullover is my new go to running jacket. Super lightweight, fitted, with flexible fabric sleeves from the elbow down. Provides just enough warmth on cool morning runs but is breathable enough to continue to wear after I’ve warmed up. Would recommend and buy again.