This thing really is the one. It's got a really wife range of temperatures where it's the perfect amount of insulation, it's really easy to pack it into a small pouch, and it's incredibly comfortable for how light it is. Someone stole my first one and I immediately bought the exact same one. Only 2 things that I'll point out, not negatives jus...

I don't normally write reviews, but I love this hoody so much I had to write one. I live in Colorado and got one of these as a gift. It quickly became my go-to hoody. It's not cheap, but it's worth every penny. Many hoodies line the chest, but the not the sleeves. That means if you wear them with just a t-shirt underneath, your arms may get co...

This is a windbreaker style jacket/hoody that has a felt like material on the inside. There is a blue felt interior on the inside of the back portion and black in the hood and arms. I have the hoody version and the hood sits proper on the head and there is felt on the inside of the hood as well. The felt is soft and I feel like this jacket/hoo...

Final found a jacket for front country X-country skiing when the temps hover around 25F. It breaks the wind ,keeps me warm and breathes. I'm usually a large but got an extra large for layering. Best of all it is soft and quiet. No rustling like my other light shells. It goes in my pack when in the backcountry.

Perfect looks great. I like the slim fit and it’s super light. It’s warm but not too warm. Would recommend

Lightest weight jacket I’ve ever owned. Warm and unrestrictive.

I used this for a recent trip to England and I couldn't be happier with the performance of this hoody. It kept me comfortable in temperatures from 30-40 degrees, and when I went in doors I did not overheat. It was sufficient for very light rain, anything heavier and you will need a rain layer. Size is pretty true, I usually wear a L or XL, siz...

This is the best jacket I’ve ever purchased, would recommend to anyone.

I am amazed at how warm this thin jacket is. It is perfect for layering. I’ve worn it skiing in 32 degree weather with a long sleeve shirt underneath. And I wore it in NYC at 36 degrees with high winds and light rain. Totally comfortable in both scenarios. And it packs away into a pocket in my backpack.

I recently purchased The One Hoody by KUHL, and it has quickly become my go-to jacket for almost every situation. The lightweight design offers the perfect balance of warmth and breathability, making it ideal for a variety of outdoor activities and casual wear. Living in Oregon, I’ve put this hoody to the test in unpredictable weather, from co...