Men's Wetsuits: Full & Shorty Wetsuits by Patagonia
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While I haven't heard the best stuff about their wetsuits over the years - their other surf gear is pretty damn good. Have some board shorts and a hooded rash guard. Quality stands out IMO.
Agreed, their boardshorts are really good. I haven’t tried the new wetsuits. Their older ones were heavy when wet, but warm and bulletproof. Lasted like 4-5 seasons.
I've had several pairs of the gucci trunks and they last forever. I have a pair of stretch planing trunks that are by far the most comfortable trunks I've ever owned.
Don't go there! Had 2 Patagucci suits. Both bad.I figured at 200 I well give them a try replacing my 2mm short sleeve full bodyglove pr1me.Men's Wetsuits: Full & Shorty Wetsuits by Patagonia
It's high time to set surfing free—our men's wetsuits are 100% neoprene-free and backed by our Ironclad Guarantee. Free Shipping over $99.
They're some of my favorite. Especially when they are 20 bucks at Marshalls.
You really cannot go wrong with their goods and how they stand behind it.
Although wetsuits not so much as They are getting better but there yet. I ordered a couple spring suits to try on and give a go but couldn't pull the trigger and keep them. Too stiff and heavy....
But have several pairs of trunks, jackets, a Fleet of Blackhole Bags, etc.
Easy to stock up with PatagoniaPRO
Although wetsuits not so much as They are getting better but there yet. I ordered a couple spring suits to try on and give a go but couldn't pull the trigger and keep them. Too stiff and heavy....
But have several pairs of trunks, jackets, a Fleet of Blackhole Bags, etc.
Easy to stock up with PatagoniaPRO
I'm 180-185lbs. Solidly a L or XL depending on brand. I ordered a couple patagucci flannels in L and they look like they are meant for someone like 100 lbs. heavier. I looked like a little kid wearing his dad's shirt in them. I got a pair of pants as well and they very were oddly cut, like really tight in the crotch which I wish I could say is a common problem for me.
Don't even get me started on the wetsuits. The 5/4 I got last year was probably the worst suit I've bought in my life and also the most expensive.
My girl gets a discount through her work and she digs some of their stuff but I've had terrible luck so far.
Don't even get me started on the wetsuits. The 5/4 I got last year was probably the worst suit I've bought in my life and also the most expensive.
My girl gets a discount through her work and she digs some of their stuff but I've had terrible luck so far.
They have some weird cuts for sure. I can be either S, M, or L depending on the item, so have to make sure which fit it says. Lately, I've just ordered two sizes online, and return one at the local shop in Cardiff. Like Aruka said, a recent pair of walk shorts was short in the crotch, but too long in length (past knee). I always found their boardshorts stiff and too wide for my chicken legs, but the stretch planing ones are super comfortable + stretchy.
I get a bro deal at Patagonia.
Been wearing the hemp work pants for work and they’re great. Double knee, large pockets, durable. Way more pricey than Dickies or Carhartt. The Iron Forge Hemp pants are heavy for Oahu’s humidity but the All Season ones are lighter and the ones I prefer.
The hemp shirts are comfortable too.
Been wearing the hemp work pants for work and they’re great. Double knee, large pockets, durable. Way more pricey than Dickies or Carhartt. The Iron Forge Hemp pants are heavy for Oahu’s humidity but the All Season ones are lighter and the ones I prefer.
The hemp shirts are comfortable too.
Good to know about the All Season ones. Carhartts are hot even here in SoCal. And I'm not gonna wear shorts & work boots on a jobsite... I'd look about 12 yrs old.
Been wearing their workwear (for work) for quite awhile now. My only complaint is inconsistencies in the sizing.
The IFH pants are bigger in the waste that the All Season. I have two pair of each, size 32.
Also the shoulders are a little too narrow for me with the hemp shirts. I still wear them but I could use a bit width in the shoulders. This seems to be a pretty consistent issue for me with their shirts across the board.
Maybe because of there being so many low T soy bois mid length hipsters working for them that don‘‘t have any man in them.
And someone mentioned above about pants being too tight in the crotch Is probably related...
I'm curious about their work wear but all the sizing issues have me hesitating.
Anyone compare the hemp pants to the Duluth stuff? I'm super happy with their firehose pants. Soft and supple compared to carhartt stuff. Kind of a baggy fit even in their "slim" cut but they are great for moving around. So many pockets. They have their own sizing issues, especially with the tops. Gotta cater to those Minnesotan's who apparently think "salad" should contain whipped cream and jello.
Anyone compare the hemp pants to the Duluth stuff? I'm super happy with their firehose pants. Soft and supple compared to carhartt stuff. Kind of a baggy fit even in their "slim" cut but they are great for moving around. So many pockets. They have their own sizing issues, especially with the tops. Gotta cater to those Minnesotan's who apparently think "salad" should contain whipped cream and jello.
Interesting, not work wear, but for boardies and regular shorts plus my ski/mountain gear I've always had consistent sizing from the gooch. I've heard enough to stay away from their wetsuits but my experience with their other products has been top notch, including customer service. I blew out the crotch in my favorite walk shorts after a few years and they replaced them for the cost of shipping when I had only sent them in to get repaired.