Patagonia W's R1 CrossStrata Hoody
Versatility for Shifting Mountain Conditions
The Patagonia W's R1 CrossStrata Hoody is crafted for those days when the weather refuses to make up its mind. Combining the warmth and breathability of Patagonia’s Regulator® fleece with added abrasion and weather resistance, this crosslayer bridges the gap between midlayer comfort and outer-layer protection. Lightweight, stretchy, and ready to move, it’s built to follow you seamlessly from high-output climbs to breezy summits.
Key Features
Soft, Warm, and Breathable Fabric: Lightweight double-weave fabric with zigzag texture feels soft on the skin yet won’t trap excess heat; finished with a durable water repellent (DWR) treatment made without intentionally added PFAS to shed light moisture
Built for Mobility: Stretch construction and articulated shoulders allow unrestricted movement for climbing, hiking, or casting
Under-Helmet Hood: Soft elastic-bound hood fits comfortably under helmets while offering coverage and clear visibility; kissing-welt zipper garage at the chin adds next-to-skin comfort
Pocket Details: Secure zippered left-chest pocket with an additional drop-in pocket; two high handwarmer pockets with invisible zippers designed for harness and pack compatibility
Sleek Cuffs: Low-profile, snag-resistant cuffs are partially elasticized for versatile coverage
Low-Bulk Finish: Smooth hem construction sits comfortably under waistbelts and harnesses
Fair Trade Certified™: Supporting the people who made this product with premiums for their labor
Summary Box
Product: Patagonia W's R1 CrossStrata Hoody
Fabric: Lightweight double-weave with DWR finish (PFAS-free)
Design: Weather-resistant, breathable crosslayer with stretch mobility
Features: Under-helmet hood, zippered chest and handwarmer pockets, snag-resistant cuffs
Fit: Slim, low-bulk silhouette for layering versatility
Weight: 298 g (10.5 oz)
Style No.: 85450
Patagonia W's R1 CrossStrata Hoody blends warmth, stretch, and weather resistance in a versatile crosslayer built for mountain mobility and shifting conditions.