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REI Stromhenge 850 Down Review

Scott Sheer
Scott Sheer
December 21, 2020 2 Mins Read
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REI thought of everything with this jacket, 2-layer waterproofing even the down was treated with DWR you’re sure to stay dry. And with REI Stromhenger 850 Goose Down and a insulated 3 way hood you’re sure to stay warm

Sizing

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1 Sizing
2 Warmth
3 REI Stromhenge 850 Down Pros & Cons
4 Overall Impression

Standing outside the Kitchen in Jackson, Wyoming

When looking for the next jacket to review a few testers tried the new REI Stromhenge 850 Down Jacket on and I was the only one who could get it fit correctly.  I am 5’9 longer torso short legs about 185lbs. So yes, short and stocky. This jacket fits me very well, with that being said I wouldn’t recommend it for the lengthy fella unless you plan to size up.

Warmth

I used the REI Co-Op Stormhenge 850 Down for a night out on the town, looks the part for sure. After noticing the taped seams I decided to get on REI’s website and look into the tech specs. This REI Down Jacket is more gearhead then fluff. All the tech to make it a a warm stand alone down jacket for cold days or that puffy you can bunch up easily and store inside you backpack for those big days in the backcountry splitboarding or skiing. Or even just to have in your car winter emergency kit.

If cooling off is your thing then the pit zip feature is the answer for you.  So far I have been able to wear the Men’s REI Stromhenge 850 Down Jacket inside a warm restaurant and walk around on the snowy streets of Jackson Hole while feeling comfortable in both conditions. The perfect temperature regulation indoors and out.

REI Stromhenge 850 Down Pros & Cons

Pros:

  • 2-layer waterproofing for staying dry
  • Insulated 3-way hood for warmth
  • Pit zip feature for temperature regulation

Cons:

  • Fit may not be ideal for taller individuals
  • May require sizing up for some body types

Overall Impression

For $249 the REI Stromhenge 850 Down Jacket is an easy purchase; it’s super warm and looks great. Look for me in 5 years  with duct tape patches on this bad boy cause its staying in the quiver.

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Scott Sheer has been on a snowboard since the mid 90's growing up in Los Angeles he headed for the Eastern Sierras as soon as he possibly could. Spending a little over a decade between Mammoth and Tahoe, his ever growing urge to find bottomless Pow took him to Jackson Hole. Currently Scott resides in Victor Idaho with his wife Alex and their menagerie of pets.

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