Rab AL Pull-On

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Providing plenty of warmth while still remaining breathable, the Rab AL pull-on is a go-to midlayer for year-round adventures in the mountains or around town. Made with Polartec Power Grid Hi-Efficiency fabric, it’s moisture wicking and dries quickly in the event of a downpour Read More

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Apr 13, 2018

How tight are these meant to fit? I usually wear Men’s L, but 43” on the chest means it’d be like a race fit cycling jersey.

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Apr 13, 2018

Could be just the bright color, but on the blue men's, sure looks like the zipper is longer than the black one.

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Jwinstonc

Apr 12, 2018

This looks very similar to the Patagonia R1. Same fabric from what I can tell. If so - it's a great pullover. Super comfortable and versatile as a mid-layer or over a tshirt in 50-60. Fit is slim in body/arms. Arms are decently long. Not sure if Rab version fits the same. Only downside- the face has pilled some and looks a little shabby now after about a year of occasional wear.

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RossT

Apr 12, 2018

JwinstoncThe fabric used in this is the exact same fabric in the Patagonia Thermal Weight line, which is Polartec Power Grid High Efficiency (HE) @ 3.8 oz/sqy fabric weight.
The R1 is the regular Polartec Power Grid, and is the 6.8 oz/sqy fabric weight, which will be a lot warmer.
I'd say the temp range you mentioned, 50-60 degrees, is still accurate for this 3.8oz weight as an active layer, in case that helps anyone. I've never owned an R1 but I would imagine it would be suitable at 50-60 degree standing around in camp. But with this Rab, using the 3.8 oz HE fabric, just throw on a wind shell and you will drastically increase the thermal efficiency for colder active pursuits or those mild nights in camp.

Jwinstonc

Apr 13, 2018

RossTThanks for the reply and fabric info! Didn't realize there was a difference.
Yeah the 50-60 I mentioned on the R1 range was really more for around town wear. I've hiked in the R1 with a lightweight baselayer around 40-45 and been plenty comfortable. The Rab sounds great as a lighter weight layer. I recently picked up a Outdoor Research Ferrosi softshell that I really like. This Rab plus the OR would cover a pretty wide temp range.