Ryan Ramsby completed the 2024 Cocodona 250 and is now training for the Tahoe 200. 100+ explores the gear, nutrition, logistics, and training required to tackle 100+ mile races.
I am a sucker for a lightweight hoodie and the Pyrenees T19 Hoodie checks so many boxes. A lot of sun hoodies are technical fabrics that can be clingy and usually stink so bad within 24 hours.
Path uses a “Tencil-blend” that is legitimately the softest, best feeling material I’ve ever experienced.
It’s like your favorite cotton tee of all time but with UPF 50+ protection and wicking features. Plus, I wore this thing for 3 days straight and it still doesn’t stink.
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If you had one of the older versions, they have revised the fit pulling in the body by 1” and the sleeves by 2” for a much more natural fit.
The Pyrenees differs from the Wadi LS Hooded Tee in a couple of ways.
Mainly the material.
The Pyrenees is a bit heavier (.5 oz) , but can help provide a small amount of warmth. It’s recommended temp range is 35 degrees to 90 degrees, and I honestly think it’s a more versatile top for an environment like Tahoe where the temp swings are a little more dramatic.
It also gives you 40% more UPF protection.
If you are going into anything warmer than that I would have to say it may be a bit too warm.
The only reason I want to buy more would be for the colorways but packing light for Tahoe I know I only need one to get the job done.
This may end up being a layer I keep on for the full 200 miles of Tahoe.
