Patagonia Stretch Ascent Jacket

The Stretch Ascent Jacket has been discontinued. It last appeared in Patagonia's 2010 product line. If you're looking for something new, check out the best waterproof jackets for 2025.

A great jacket! The proprietary Patagonia 2.5 layer H2No is an amazing waterproof fabric that easily rivals Gore-tex Paclite. It is an amazingly breathable jacket, and helped by the pit-zips and venting pockets on the chest. I also love the inner mesh pocket which is great for keeping bottles close to our body and out of the cold during chilly summit attempts.
The reason I only gave this 4.5 stars is that the fit is a little funky. At 6'2", 170lbs, a medium jacket fits perfectly around the body with the appropriate layers underneath. But strangely the arms are really long and baggy. I would prefer and tighter arms and shoulder cut like those on Arc'teryx brand jackets, but honestly, I would not let this diminish the quality of what Patagonia has made.
Price Paid: $170
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Men's | |
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Price |
Historic Range: $150.00-$300.00 Reviewers Paid: $170.00 |
Women's | |
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Price |
MSRP: $299.00 Historic Range: $150.00-$300.00 |
Weight |
15.5 oz / 439 g |
Fabric |
2.5 Layer, 50-Denier 4.1 oz 100% Recycled Stretch-Woven Polyester / Waterproof/Breathable H2No® Barrier / Deluge® DWR Finish |