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Patagonia Synchilla Marsupial - Men's
The Patagonia Synchilla Marsupial fleece pullover gives humans the benefits of fleece, with a marsupial touch. Made from 8oz lightweight, double-faced post-consumer recycled Synchilla, its kangaroo-style pocket has ample cargo and finger-warming space. The deep front zipper provides ventilation and easy on/off. Nylon spandex binds cuffs and collar, and Y-Joint sleeves provide freedom of movement. -Vendor
$77.95 
Patagonia Synchilla Marsupial - Mens
I ordered this item as a Christmas gift for my teenage son. I was very pleased with the ordering process on-line and the timely manner that the item was received with my free shipping. I will definitely order additional items in the future from this site. My son loved the pullover! The quality and fit were excellent!
nice folks, good gear, wrong color
I am so excited that you have Patagonia gear. The fleece I ordered came quickly and seemed great - except that the color was not what was described to me over the phone. I thought it would be a dark grey and it was a pale (almost pastel) blue-grey...so I returned it. But everyone I have talked to at Backcountry.com has been super nice and I'll definitely come back again soon.
Synchilla Marsupial - Mens
Nice and warm. Is okay except for the collar which I cannot get to lay flat. I have had cheap Columbia's that did not do this.
patagonia marsupial jacket
I have ordered several things from Backcountry.com all with great success. Their customer service is wonderful and the items are shipped promptly. I recently received the Patagonia jackets and both my son and I wear them all the time. This is a great company to do business with. I highly recommend them and the quality of their merchandise.
Predictable quality & performance
I've had a number of Polartec vests, jackets and shirts, but this one is the nicest. Great fit, style and quality. Looks good, even after pulling up the sleeves a few times. Absolutely no pilling. Warm and light. Exactly what I expected from Patagonia - great price too.
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