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Patagonia's seriously cool Nano-Air bomber jacket weighs less than a can of Coke
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The biggest technical change is the updated Nano-Air Light, which now uses 40g FullRange insulation made from 100% recycled polyester.
Women's Nano-Air Snap Hoody (Image credit: Patagonia)The new Nano-Air Light Jacket comes in men's and women's versions and weighs 332g and 281g respectively.
There’s also an updated Nano-Air Light Hoody, adding a stretchy low-profile hood and a second chest pocket.
The new Nano-Air Bomber Jacket wraps 60g FullRange insulation inside a conventional bomber silhouette, complete with an insulated collar, elastic cuffs and adjustable hem.
In the US, the Nano-Air Light Vest starts at $199, the Light Jacket costs $259, and the Light Hoody is $299.