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After it came out in the fall of 2017, Patagonia’s Micro Puff Jacket was our choice for the best synthetic insulated jacket for two years running (until it got beat out by its fluffier cousin, the Macro Puff). Simply put, it strikes the perfect balance of warmth and weight (it’s the lightest insulated jacket that Patagonia has made to date). The secret to its innovation is a new type of insulation called PlumaFill that’s made up of down-mimicking polyester fibers secured together in one continuous, fluffy line, which zig-zags around beneath its ripstop nylon shell.
The Micro Puff has been such a success that Patagonia used it as the base for the Micro Puff Storm, a waterproof version of the jacket that came out in Fall 2018. Patagonia then released the Macro Puff, a heavier and warmer puffy jacket that uses a heartier helping of PlumaFill.
That Patagonia has released variations of the Micro Puff by no means makes the jacket obsolete. If anything, it’s further verification that the jacket, and its fluffy filling, work pretty damn well. Not just in winter either — the Micro Puff’s lightweight warmth makes it ideal for cool autumn nights and mornings as well as mountain adventures, too. Right now the Micro Puff Hooded Jacket is up to 30 percent off (savings of over $75) at REI in a vibrant Fire red colorway. Furthermore, the listing now says this jacket is discontinued, which could mean this is your last, best chance at picking one up — so hop to it!
With a cushy, flexible midsole and a sock-like seamless upper, these already have performance details you'd want from a running shoe. On top of that, they're good for the environment, as they are made with eucalyptus fibers, sugarcane-based midsoles and FSC-certified natural rubber.
Take your breakfast to the next level with this sweet nectar made from Ohio-grown maple sap and finished in genuine Pappy Van Winkle bourbon barrels. This stuff is never on sale so act fast.
The Khaki Field from Hamilton is one of our favorite watches. This version comes with a stylish steel bracelet and combines it with a military-inspired brown dial for a unique watch that will go with just about anything.
One of Taylor Stitch's most popular products, the Ojai jacket comes in a handful of materials and colors, just like this awesome wool number. It is warm enough to be your top layer in the winter but also can function like an overshirt.
This recreation of a 70s Q Timex looks good with anything, has Timex's iconic INDIGLO, and features a reliable, accurate quartz movement. A classic watch at an excellent price.
Is anything left to be said about the Eames chair? This is one of the most iconic pieces of furniture to come out of the 20th century and is a must-have for any furniture aficionados (if you can afford it).
Let's face it, the bad weather isn't going to be going anywhere anytime soon — April showers are still over two months away. Get a durable, stylish boot that will keep your feet dry and comfortable through the worst weather of the year.
This take on the iconic trucker jacket silhouette is the perfect balance between classic style and upgraded materials. The indigo waffle cotton looks like standard cotton from afar but up close gives the jacket a completely different texture.
These two nonstick pans will round out any kitchen setup. The modern rounded design looks excellent and stay-cool handles keep you from accidentally burning yourself.
Previously on sale for $7 more, this is now the lowest price we've ever seen on Apple's premium AirPods Pro wireless earbuds. And that makes this the best time to buy for anyone that's been waiting.
Originally a tennis shoe in the '80s, the Killshot 2 has become one of Nike's most coveted kicks. After years of only being available through J.Crew, they are now available in multiple colorways directly from Nike. They sell out almost every time they go on sale, so act fast to get yourself a pair.
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