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Sun hoodie advice for temps above 70F (old.reddit.com)
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The original was posted on /r/Ultralight by /u/soleilvie on 2024-12-28 02:22:43+00:00.

I love my Patagonia capilene cool daily hoody but I feel too hot in it on a sunny 70F+ day. I have an OR Echo as well but it’s in a darker color and it’s even hotter than the Patagonia one. I normally go sleeveless for running and day hiking in warm temps but I’m planning a PCT thru attempt so obviously looking at sun protection.

Should I try merino? I looked at the Mirage and Ridge Merino Solstice as options. They sound very breathable but if I’m hiking in 80 degrees and there’s no breeze I think I’ll be miserable. Is there a sun hoodie with pit zips?!

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