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What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:“When I want to stay warm without overheating, this vest is clutch. It keeps my core protected, frees up my arms for movement, and packs down so small I forget it’s in my pack until I need it.”The Marmot Tempo Vest is the streamlined sibling of the Tempo Jacket, built for those days when a little core warmth makes all the difference. With 90% recycled polyester and 10% elastane, it offers lightweight protection with plenty of stretch for mobility on the move. Whether you’re layering it over a tee for morning trail runs or tossing it under a shell for shoulder-season hikes, this vest breathes when you’re working hard while still fending off light rain and wind. A zippered chest pocket and two hand pockets keep your essentials close at hand, from trail maps and snacks to your phone or wallet. Feather-light and packable, the Tempo Vest is easy to stash until the next adventure calls, making it a versatile piece you’ll reach for in every season.

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: "I’ve worn this vest everywhere from crisp trail mornings to daily errands, and it’s become a go-to layer. The insulation mix keeps my core warm without overheating, and it layers cleanly under a shell or over a hoodie. It’s one of those pieces that just works across seasons without feeling bulky or restrictive." We reach for the Aconcagua 3 Vest when mornings start cold and plans stay flexible. Built by The North Face as a dependable layering staple, this vest delivers just-right warmth whether we’re heading out for a fall hike, walking the dog at dawn, or stretching shoulder-season adventures a little longer. The hybrid insulation design puts warmth where we need it most, with a blend of down and recycled synthetic fill through the core and more breathable insulation at the sides and shoulders. A durable, water-repellent shell sheds light moisture, while the streamlined fit layers easily without bunching. It’s the kind of vest we keep by the door because it always makes sense to grab on the way out.

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:"This vest is one of my favorite just-in-case layers. It blocks wind really well, shrugs off light moisture, and packs down tiny so it disappears in a jersey pocket. The two-way zipper is clutch for venting on long climbs, and the mesh back keeps me from overheating when the pace picks up. Super versatile and impressively light."We rely on the S-PHYRE Super Light Wind Vest when the forecast looks unpredictable or our route crosses cool descents and breezy ridgelines. Its windproof, water-repellent front panels shield us from shifting weather, while the ultralight build makes it an effortless layer to stow until needed. When the ride intensity increases, the mesh back panel maintains airflow so we can push the pace without overheating. A two-way zipper lets us fine-tune ventilation on rolling climbs and gives quick access to jersey pockets, and the wraparound hem grip keeps the vest steady when the wind picks up. With reflective details for low-light visibility and an aerodynamic fit that stays sleek at speed, this vest becomes an essential companion for long rides, variable weather, and early-season training.

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: "I love the Guides Down Vest for layering—it adds a ton of warmth without bulking up my arms, so it’s perfect under a shell or over a flannel. The recycled down blend is lofty and packs small, making it easy to bring along on ski trips or cold-weather hikes."The Guides Down Vest is our secret weapon for keeping warm without restricting movement. Marmot filled this classic baffled vest with a 700-fill blend of 80% recycled down and 20% Celba Flower down alternative, delivering lofty insulation with a smaller footprint. The ripstop polyester shell is made from recycled fibers and treated with a DWR finish, giving us durability and water resistance in light weather. Whether we’re layering it under a shell for ski tours, pulling it on over a fleece for chilly mornings in camp, or wearing it as an everyday winter piece, the Guides Down Vest delivers dependable core warmth. Zippered hand and chest pockets keep essentials secure, while a drawcord hem helps lock in heat. Lightweight, packable, and versatile, this vest is a go-to layering piece from the backcountry to the city.

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: "I love the Guides Down Vest for layering—it adds a ton of warmth without bulking up my arms, so it’s perfect under a shell or over a flannel. The recycled down blend is lofty and packs small, making it easy to bring along on ski trips or cold-weather hikes."The Guides Down Vest is our secret weapon for keeping warm without restricting movement. Marmot filled this classic baffled vest with a 700-fill blend of 80% recycled down and 20% Celba Flower down alternative, delivering lofty insulation with a smaller footprint. The ripstop polyester shell is made from recycled fibers and treated with a DWR finish, giving us durability and water resistance in light weather. Whether we’re layering it under a shell for ski tours, pulling it on over a fleece for chilly mornings in camp, or wearing it as an everyday winter piece, the Guides Down Vest delivers dependable core warmth. Zippered hand and chest pockets keep essentials secure, while a drawcord hem helps lock in heat. Lightweight, packable, and versatile, this vest is a go-to layering piece from the backcountry to the city.

The Cooper Vest delivers cool-weather comfort and old-school style, featuring cozy high-pile sherpa fleece and wide wale corduroy details for a mixed media effect. The armholes, collar, and hem are all elastic-bound for comfortable movement, while a wind-blocking chest lining helps fight off chilly drafts.

The Cooper Vest delivers cool-weather comfort and old-school style, featuring cozy high-pile sherpa fleece and wide wale corduroy details for a mixed media effect. The armholes, collar, and hem are all elastic-bound for comfortable movement, while a wind-blocking chest lining helps fight off chilly drafts.

The Cooper Vest delivers cool-weather comfort and old-school style, featuring cozy high-pile sherpa fleece and wide wale corduroy details for a mixed media effect. The armholes, collar, and hem are all elastic-bound for comfortable movement, while a wind-blocking chest lining helps fight off chilly drafts.

When the morning air starts to have bite, we shrug prAna's Encinitas Vest over our yoga 'fit to keep warm on our way to the studio. The fleece lining feels buttery against our skin, while the quilted exterior works to trap our core heat inside.

What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: “On variable-weather gravel days, this vest hits the perfect balance of warmth and packability. The layered design really does trap heat without getting bulky, and the brushed collar feels great when the wind kicks up. I love the self-storage bag—it packs down small enough to stash on long climbs when things warm up.” We turn to the Shimano Evolve Prima Wind Vest when unpredictable skies and dropping temps demand lightweight warmth without slowing us down. Shimano’s dual-layer construction traps a pocket of warm air between the soft brushed interior and the windproof, water-repellent exterior, keeping our core comfortable as we push through gusty ridgelines and cold morning starts. The raised collar adds an extra shield against windchill, helping us stay focused on the terrain ahead. Designed for long gravel missions, the vest’s anatomical fit ensures aerodynamic efficiency while still giving us room to layer for changing conditions. A dual-purpose pocket keeps snacks and essentials handy, and when the sun breaks through, the vest stuffs quickly into its own self-storage bag with an elastic band. Reflective bronze striping and waist tape stand out in low light, enhancing visibility as the miles stretch into early or late hours.

With workwear inspiration and a burly feel, we can't go wrong with the Seamus Vest, thanks to the rugged duck canvas fabric that stands up to the test of time.