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A 2.1oz difference is a deal breaker? You’re out of your mind if you think that’s a deal breaker. As a professional hiker, that’s right, paid to hike for a living; 2 oz is a swig of water. A deal breaker would be carrying an excess of 20 Ibs up a mountain for no reason. Regardless, you and I are built different

Nice review. Thanks.

Could this work for climbing and bouldering

Can you record your activity, to upload to strava?

Looking for a device to navigate a frozen lake at night while ice fishing. Do both the 67 and 67i have the Tracback feature?

I would not hit a dog in the ass with Mountain Hardware ANYTHING!

I have several pair of Alpaca heavy boot socks made by HOLLOW. I gotta say, of all the heavy, warm boot socks I have my HOLLOW socks are definitely the warmest and the softest.

I need one for a hunt in may.....unfortunately itlll prob be the 67i lol

As far as the flow rate goes, I understand it can vary depending on mounting positions BUT it should be a rule that ALL items that run pumps should give 2 flow rate results. 1 being level to the water supply and the other at a hight level of 1 meter. That way comparing them all is easy. Someone should set that as a standard for reviews because flow rate is critical because I for 1 do not want to travel 6 hours and spend 5 hours at camp waiting for my tank to be refilled. I go away to relax and enjoy the forrest and all of earths friendly creatures, yes just the friendly ones 🙂.

I solo hiked the Royal Basin in August, 1994; weather was wet and "socked-in" (i.e., low visibility). In this video, you have captured the magnificence of this region, and have allowed me to enjoy the beauty on a clear day! Bravo!

i dont think the main space is 58 l, 58 liter is the total volume, every pocket included.

you need to have the exhaust pipe bent down, or straight out so moisture and possible unspent fuel to escape.... just having the silencer facing down means nothing when you have it bent 90 degrease up in the air lol

Thanks. I'm new to all this and currently thinking I will opt for an Electron Pro. Initially I shunned down (vs synthetic fill) as I was fearful of being caught out in rain and effectively needing two jackets, ie plus a shell for really wet. I have a shell (30+ years old North Face Fantasy Ridge) but the Gore-T layer seems to be struggling as I get wet when it rains hard - maybe I can treat the surface so outer layer doesn't become too saturated? I really like my old shell 'cus it has lots of good sized storage pockets, that modern jackets seem to shun. I came to this via consideration of a Rab Valiance (waterproof coating and no stitch holes). Initially it seemed a perfect option. Then I saw it's cousin, the Reliance. I then thought it was effectiely a much better Valiance so started to think that I wanted that. But never having lived with down and doing more research started to realise that I'd only ever be able to wear it for 3 months (max) plus the odd unseasonably cold day, when I wasn't being too active. Even then, lower breathability (esp. in high humidity) with any exertion, would likely see me sweat heavily and spoil (wet and clump) the down fill from the inside (nasty). So in conclusion I wanted to prioritise lower weight but good warmth, smallish packability and versatility. My current thinking is to use my old shell (re-treated) for summer evenings, and better spring or autumn conditions. Switching to Electron when needing more warmth when also dry, then using Electron plus my old NF shell in colder, wetter conditions. Not quite as nice as one Resolution jkt on the coldest of days, but considerably more usable year round.

It's on sale right now for $190, so I ended up buying one yesterday even though I've been hesitant. Hard to ignore that price for those specs, and almost half the price of the other jackets I was interested in purchasing. I prefer adjustable cuffs to elastic, not a fan of the color options, and really dislike the lack of a chest pocket. But if the fit is good and it's warm enough, those will be minor complaints at that price point.

Are you reviewing the most recent version of the Patagonia nano air hoody? I noticed the one you are reviewing only has one chest pocket versus the video of the Patagonia website where it shows 2 chest pockets.

Music sucks.

too much plastic (nylon/ poly) I would never spend money on cheap plastic mixed goods

Thanks for the details. Was looking if there was a lighter weight jacket than my Stone Glacier Grumman jacket. In a size large it has 5.3oz of 850 treated down and total weight is 11.8 oz. 15 denier shell. But these ghost whisperer jackets don’t have near the same amount of down.

Qiviut wool is warmer than alpaca, its also easier to boil and more durable, downside is its heavier.

I love gear.

On sale now for $190 bucks. Considering trying one. Currently using Patagonia down sweaters which are also nice but the leak feathers a bit.

Great video, Mahalo for sharing. Got my sub! Aloha

If the ventus had a full zip , it would be a buy for me

Geez $180 or $210 isn’t that cheap bro. You can find Patagonia, Outdoor Research and NorthFace mid layers for similar prices.

I have 2 CDH in my house. The Kroak TB 2 definitely uses less fuel than my other one. The Bluetooth is glitchy and there’s not fuel gauge. Apart from that I’ve had it on every day for 3 months for 8 hours a day and it’s great

I just ordered my jacket. Can't wait to get it, because I'm cold due to side effects from illness.

For those who don't know what IRNSS is.. And I'm not sure why the host of this video highlighted BEIDOU and explained it to be the Satellite system of China didn't have a clue or had a clue and didn't want to tell it out in the video. IRNSS is Indian Reginal Navigation Satellite System.

In 2013 I purchased the pat down sweater, I don't know if they improved the material but that jacket ripped just looking at it! It was so fragile I returned it. Purchase the Cerium and I still have it, highly recommend!

Was that a wet or dry weight you quoted in the video?

Apparently their QC is shite based on purchaser reviews.

I'm bringing my chair!! I subbed.

Bro get a microphone

You’re talking about Fjallraven as if it’s a new company. Does not say a lot about your expertise

Great stuff as always! Any chance you could throw up metric conversions on screen when mentioning temperatures and weights?

Been lookin at these, ty for the review. Wouldnt you want to adjust the exhuast down instead of up in the air?

What do you use to keep you warm while camping in the winter or do you avoid camping then altogether?

Warmer than down? C'mon.

I had problems with sweating in the Nano Puff. The Micro Puff is much better at moisture management. Love its drop-in pockets, light weight, compressability, and reduced stitching. Works well solo and as a mid layer. I use it in town in winter as well as on all hiking trips. Would love a phone pocket on the chest. Thinking of adding one, or a zipper to the top of one drop pocket.

Stuck it for 9 mins. Musak too annoying.

Is the pakafill 100% alpaca or is it a blend? I have a merino puffer by Duckworth and it’s 80% merino with 20% synthetic.

is it possible to attach a mat vertically on sides?

I was screaming at my screen for you to pull those steaks😂😂😂

Is this warm enough for Antarctica boat trip or for top of Alaska?

Great presentation. Just bought one for myself. My wife wants one for herself.

Car camping video lol

The satellite to phone network is apparently now complete - at least the last satellites in the constellation have been launched (Dec 2024). If it's allowed to operate, maybe in 5 years, you'll be able to purchase a dedicated plan. In 10 years, it might be affordable (but regular satellite phones aren't really affordable yet, so it might be longer). I'm not sure if the satellite network is truly worldwide or if it ignores the extreme north & south.

They're in different classes. Pointless comparison

Great comparison video! I am leaning towards the Patagonia Down Sweater, but the Arc’teryx Cerium seems to be calling me. Maybe just for the logo 😂 Is not having a zipper wind flap on the Arc’teryx Cerium a deal breaker? I would think so when primarily wearing the jacket as an outer layer.

What red is this electron pro ? It doesn’t look like the Tuscany red that is available in Uk

#Thanks for the review. Would the various jacket not be the better product to compare?