Pro-Fix Down Jacket Repair Patches Easy to Use, Pre-Cut, Self-Adhesive, Waterproof, Tear-Resistant Rip-Stop Nylon Fabric Patches for Jackets & Patches for Clothing, Down Jacket Patches - Black

I was hoping the patches would be larger than they actually are, because of the money I spent on them. However, if they perform as well as they say, they are worth it. They are very sticky, but if you aren't very good with fiddly things, taking the backing off of these is no easy feat. I had no problem with it, but they are not designed for easy removal. So far, it has stuck to the jacket, but I have yet to put it through the wash. I will update after washing the jacket in a few hours time. It does have a sort of carbon fiber look about it, and it does mostly match the gloss of the jacket. It's good enough that I won't be worried about it not matching or feathers coming out any more. I will report on the functionality once it is washed, too. Size wise, they are small, the largest maybe being 2 inches oval. But since they are small, they are light. And easy to pack while camping or hiking to repair your down items.

I've had a small tear in the end of 1 sleeve on my nylon jacket for over a year. I was thinking I would have to buy a new jacket but fortunately I found this product. It blends in just about perfect. Even knowing that it is there I don't notice it unless I'm specifically looking for it. It is sticking great, especially for the spot I installed it. It wrinkles with the rest of the sleeve and is durable enough where my teeth haven't torn it like I did with the nylon. I previously had a stroke and have to remove that sleeve by holding the end with my teeth while I pull my arm out.

It definitely got the job done and it’s not extremely noticeable, if you’re really looking for the patch then of course you’ll find it but from a far you can’t tell. It gets the job done

Worked as advertised. Easy as well.

The self-adhesive feature is a game-changer. Applying the patches is a breeze; simply peel off the backing and press them onto the damaged area. The adhesive is strong and creates a secure bond, giving me confidence that the repair will hold up, even in challenging conditions. The self-adhesive nature also eliminates the need for messy glues or time-consuming sewing, making it a quick fix solution.Waterproof and tear-resistant properties make these patches stand out from the competition. I tested them in various weather conditions, including rain and snow, and the patches held up flawlessly. The waterproofing prevented any moisture from seeping through, keeping me warm and dry. Additionally, the tear-resistant material proved its worth when facing branches and rough terrain, ensuring the longevity of the repair.What sets Pro-Fix apart is not just the effectiveness of their patches but also the attention to detail. The packaging includes clear instructions, making the application process foolproof even for those with minimal DIY experience. The variety of colors available is also a thoughtful touch, allowing users to choose patches that seamlessly blend with their jacket's fabric.In conclusion, the Pro-Fix Down Jacket Repair Patches are a must-have for any outdoor enthusiast or anyone looking to extend the life of their favorite jackets. Easy to use, pre-cut for convenience, self-adhesive for a hassle-free application, waterproof, and tear-resistant – these patches have earned a permanent spot in my gear repair kit. Pro-Fix has truly delivered a product that combines innovation with practicality, setting a new standard in the world of outdoor gear repair.

Excelente me sirvió de mucho lo recomiendo

This is the second time I’ve purchased these.I’ve used them for an older down jacket that I wear while working outside in our cold Wisconsin winters. They have saved me from having to ditch this favorite jacket by patching holes and rips. The ones from last year are still holding strong so they are durable. They are very easy to use and very durable. As far as how they look, if the don’t match the color of your jacket you’ll be able to see them but it’s not that bad.I would still use them sparingly on a jacket I wore out socially.

You might have to use extra glue so the edges don't curl up. Otherwise so far it's working.