The R1 Air is NOW available in the USA, Canada & Mexico! Order it from Patagonia at bit.ly/3qvdYKP Men's R1 Air Zip-Neck: bit.ly/3nWwSsi Men's R1 Air Crew: bit.ly/3sE55ki Women's R1 Air Zip-Neck: bit.ly/3nSEXhW Women's R1 Air Crew: bit.ly/2Nf7gdM Happy hiking!

@cristianbejarano1103

3 жыл бұрын

Hi buddy great video, which Arcteryx is that? LT or AR?

wonderful review so excited about this mid layer

5 degree in the morning and only a light fleece you the man

@HendrikMorkel

3 жыл бұрын

😆😁

Such a great review

@HendrikMorkel

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Looks nice, I'll add to my Christmas list :)

@HendrikMorkel

3 жыл бұрын

Good choice mate! Are you in Vaasa?

Ein wirklich interessanter Midlayer! Ich beschäftige mich nun seit gut 1.5 Jahren intensiv mit dem Thema Kleidung und das sollte eigentlich jeder Outdoor-Freund tun. Wenn man sich richtig mit der Materie befasst, dann wird man schnell feststellen wie groß der Komfortgewinn ist, wenn ich für die jeweilige Tour die passende Kleidung verwende. 👍

@HendrikMorkel

3 жыл бұрын

Auf jeden Fall! Und wenn man mal ein Kleidungssystem gefunden hat welches für einen funktioniert weiss man auch immer wieder was man anziehen soll 😆 Und solche neuen “Kleider” wie der R1 Air ersetzten dann in der Regel nur einen Teil im System.

Thanks for the review :) Is it time for a 1 year (long term) review? Subed.

Hi there, great review! Just wondering what chest size you are if you have a small so I can compare! Thanks

Wirklich cooles Video. Hast du evtl eine kurze Erklärung was denn die Unterschiede vom R1 Air zum R1 Daily sind? Danke dir :)

Hyvää... Kiitos!

@HendrikMorkel

3 жыл бұрын

Ole hyvää 🙂

Nice color😉

How does the r1 air compare to the capilene air?? Thx!

Hello Hendrik! Is it possible to wear the collar folded down also? With zip half open, so the collar sits like a regular, let's say, flannel. Or is it made in such a way that it always stays up? Wish you luck on your adventures, TGA

it's 2 years later now...how did it perform for you during high output cold weather?

Stoked about this new addition to the R1 family. Just ordered the hooded version. Will go well with my Nano Air and Rain Shadow for layering.

@HendrikMorkel

3 жыл бұрын

It still is great mate! Wore mine yesterday at -7 C and it was simply to warm while shooting my “How to pitch any tent in winter” Video 😆

@rob060

3 жыл бұрын

@@HendrikMorkel sweet. I'll be using mine out in the rocky mountains

@Errcyco

8 ай бұрын

My buddy has an R1 from like 2001-2003 and it still is going strong and is warm. Unreal how many people use it as a fashion brand nowadays.. this is high end gear you are supposed to buy once and wear into the ground lol.

which pants and backpack you are wearing?

a question about the combination with the Arc'teryx insulation jacket. Is LT or AR Atom model?. Would it be too warm with AR? Do you think LT model is enough? What temperature range are you thinking about? Thanks a lot.

@QuickQuips

2 жыл бұрын

LT should be good for anything around fifty Fahrenheit by itself. With a mid it can drop lower. I’d personally check out the Proton LT since it’s warmer and better fitting.

Would love they made the crew neck one with this half zip

@HendrikMorkel

3 жыл бұрын

Easy enough to sew a zipper into the Crew Neck 😉

Seems like a good option from the Nano Air hoody, ie, a R1 Air hoody plus a Houdini /Houdini Air . More flexibility.

@HendrikMorkel

3 жыл бұрын

Or instead of the Houdini a Black Diamond Alpine Start Hoody 😉

@cannibalmanimal2336

3 жыл бұрын

For cold runs I’ve been going w a cap air for insulation depending on situation, and the older airshed pullover as the breathable wind block. The Houdini’s too clammy and works against the wicking of the baselayer, but the airshed breathes so well it’s symbiotic. Blocks just enough wind but let’s the steam out. The nano air is great but with the air shed+fleece it’s separating the insulation from the shell so it’s more of a versatile combo. If less active but still moving in the cold it’s either the R1 pullover+airshed or if it’s really cold the R2 tech face, which is basically a slightly beefier R1 grid fleece w a built in airshed. It’s far superior to the regular R2 but at the same price

@sdnalyam

3 жыл бұрын

@@cannibalmanimal2336 . Unfortunately the new Airshed has capilene good and arms. Would like to see it with all Airshed material, that’s why I’ll try with a Houdini Air.

A comparison with one of the new polartec alpha hoodies would be cool, like a Senchi or Timmermade Alpha

@HendrikMorkel

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Jared, good idea but these are too hard to get to Europe!

i wish they made a vest version

What is you favourite midlayer for hiking or skitouring?

@rodrev_hiking6757

Жыл бұрын

Senchi alpha oder FarpointOG Alpha Cruiser . Muss meinen aber ersetzen und schaue auf den R1 Air. Bin 1.75 und 73kg , welche Größe empfiehlst du ? Passt eventuell S ?

00:04:19 thanks for the important information that it is not air resistant. So not for bike riding. Would like to know, if the R1 daily is wind resistant.

Hugely informative. For running (around 5:15 min/km) in 2-10C with or without a wind over a base layer would you be too hot? Or would a ultra light wind shirt be better? I’m torn between the two? Keep up the great work!

@HendrikMorkel

4 ай бұрын

Thanks! At that speed I might be too hot already, and a windshirt over a baselayer would work probably better for me. You might want to try a Vest, though?!

@bmd6343

4 ай бұрын

@@HendrikMorkel I have a vest and it works well. Would be in colder weather and/or in light rain. Thanks for the suggestion.

What do you wear under it?

Do you think it could be a good choice as a breathable lightweight fleece/hoodie to bring in South East Asia?

@HendrikMorkel

3 жыл бұрын

No idea about what temps you expect, but if it is gonna be fresh sure. Maybe take the full-zip jacket for more flexibility, though 😊

I could not decide between M and L,do you believe would it be disadvantageous for cold weathers if I choose L, looser fit?

@HendrikMorkel

3 ай бұрын

I don’t think so. You could also go to a store and try both sizes on, or order both and return the one you don’t want 😊

It’s the best bang for buck for a mid layer you can buy. Made to last decades of use. Patagonia is the best.

I ordered this , for cold conditiond how do you think a nano or down pullover would do over it ?

@HendrikMorkel

2 жыл бұрын

I have used it with a Nano Jacket over it in like -5 C and found it fine for moving and standing around, but not for too long!

@Timothy-mz5bd

2 жыл бұрын

@@HendrikMorkel im going to east russia too where it be minus 20 to 30 any clothes reccomendations . I was thinking about pataginia micro fill hoody for jacket

How is the sizing versus the regular R1 or the capilene air?

@HendrikMorkel

3 жыл бұрын

It’s also an Athletic fit, so pretty much the same as those garments

@nghila900

3 жыл бұрын

Hendrik Morkel thank you

Id like to have that piece but again.. I live in Malaysia its always summer and humid lol

@HendrikMorkel

3 жыл бұрын

😆 You need to travel to a cooler place then - like Finland!

Midlayer - I've tried all sorts of down and manmade insulation. I find them all sweaty, and keep coming back to fleeces....

@HendrikMorkel

3 жыл бұрын

Fleece garments are great Midlayers! In everyday use I use Houdini Fleece jackets all the time, and for hiking sometimes too. And in winter it has been a Arc’teryx fleece hoody which has accompanied me for years :) So yeah, fleece is great!

@bikeinmotion

3 жыл бұрын

@@HendrikMorkel Never underestimate the power err warmth and comfort of a merino midlayer. Thin or thick

@cannibalmanimal2336

3 жыл бұрын

@@bikeinmotion I concur wholeheartedly, the cap air crew is the one thing I wear every day, from fall to spring, I had to get more than one so as to never be without a clean one although they stay surprisingly fresh for what I do in them. My regular R1 is the full zip since it’s easier to get on over a clingy wool base, but I ordered the R1 air crew hoping they will pair up well. Can’t wait to put is under my Airshed, so far the cap air+1st gen airshed has been the perfect cold combo from 40°F down to the twenties. Lower than that I swap out the airshed for the R1 for max therm and airflow. If it’s below 0 F all 3 lol

What is the weight of your size small?.

@HendrikMorkel

3 жыл бұрын

258 g...

I think you forgot to mention the sizing of this garment

@HendrikMorkel

3 жыл бұрын

I think I said it’s a Size S 😊

They aren't releasing these in the states until February 2021 they are saying now😢

@HendrikMorkel

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear that Benjamin. Do you know why?

@cannibalmanimal2336

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, supply chain issues. One of the downsides of outsourcing for parts and labor

@benmott8768

3 жыл бұрын

@@HendrikMorkel they are saying it's also because of complications that have arisen from covid

hi!, how tall are you?

@HendrikMorkel

3 жыл бұрын

Holá José, I’m 175 cm tall 🙂

@yiasolar

3 жыл бұрын

@@HendrikMorkel Gracias!

How tall are you ? And how much chest ?

@bmd6343

4 ай бұрын

Has said before he’s 1.75m and 65kg. That should help. Most models on the website are at least 1.8m and wear medium.

really tin... lel. But good video :)

블랙다이아몬드 자켓은먼가요?

@HendrikMorkel

Жыл бұрын

The BD Jacket is great, if that’s what you mean. It is the Alpine Start Hoody.

Id say this is not as much as a midlayer but more of a top layer for high exertion activies like ski touring, running or rock climbing in windless conditions and you want the best warmth/weight ration while simultaneously cannot afford to get sweaty.

this isn't crew neck

It doesn't last long. The fluff compresses very quickly and does NOT bounce back.

No more hoody with half zip and longer cut like the regular R1 too bad :/

@HendrikMorkel

3 жыл бұрын

The Regular R1 is still available 😉

@GermanBadGuy

3 жыл бұрын

@@HendrikMorkel Sure, was hoping for an air in that style though. At least by my impression from within the UL bubble, it seemed to be the most popular one of the models. But then again, it's a small bubble after all :D

@cannibalmanimal2336

3 жыл бұрын

@@GermanBadGuy the half zip is classic, but the full zip isn’t much heavier, and it makes it much more versatile. It’s easier to put on and take off, especially over clingy baselayers or thin sweaters. The main flaw of the regular R1 full zip is the pockets don’t zip which was a major oversight they attempt to make up for with the new Air version. The one advantage is the lack of zippers makes the pockets real comfy for jamming cool hands in since the reinforcement binding isn’t cold or scratchy, but they ain’t for storage

4:14 it's a fleece, it's not made to be windproof...

@HendrikMorkel

6 ай бұрын

Oh really …?!

In theory everything works perfectly. I have one and I can tell you, it doesn't work 🤷‍♂️when you sweat you sweat 🤷‍♂️ magic jacket dose not exist only clever marketing 😉

@cannibalmanimal2336

Жыл бұрын

I have the crew & zip hoodie & haven’t found anything comparable for cold runs in freezing temps except the cap air. The crew’s good for moderate activity once it’s 55°F & below. Excellent under a shell. It works.