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Comme par magie, la veste Ferrosi Jacket™ n’est jamais trop chaude ; elle forme toujours un rempart contre la pénétration insidieuse du vent et de la pluie légère lorsque vous êtes suspendu dans le vide. Parfaitement adaptée à l’escalade de l’aube au crépuscule ou aux randonnées à ski au printemps, cette coquille souple hautement respirante est extensible et permet de bouger aisément. Sa résistante à l’abrasion offre une protection robuste dans les environnements rocheux et alpins rugueux et rigoureux.

Poids moy. (g/once) : 12.7 / 359 L

Qualités

Glissières enduites d'un apprêt hydrofuge DWR
Capuchon complètement ajustable

Critiques

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4.5

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6/10/2011

5.0

Ferrosi? More like Ferr-awesome!

By Stay Puft

from Wyoming

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Pros

breathable
Comfy
Durable
Lightweight
Water Resistant
Wind Resistant

Cons

Best Uses

Backpacking
Biking
Climbing
Hiking
Stylin'

When it comes to the Ferr-awesome jacket, I've already got my moneys worth. I take it along on any adventure that promises to have variable temperatures(cool to hot) and some precipitation. It is a wonderfully versatile piece for high activity level trips as it will keep you dry and cool by letting your body breath. The fabric stretches to accommodate tons of movement without sacrificing comfort. Bottom line, you will love this jacket.

3/8/2011

4.0

Good Layering

By Rob Duncan

from SLC, UT

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Pros

Fits well under harness
Form fitting
Partially wind-proof
Stretchy
Tough

Cons

Not totally wind proof

Best Uses

Add a puffy at belays
Mid layer for colder temp
Outer layer for mild temp

I really like this piece. It fits well, not too snugly, but not a ton of extra room either.

It fits well under a harness, doesn't pile up, and is really tough in blue-collar climbing situations. I would add a light weight puffy at belays to be really comfortable, however. I climbed all day in this, moves well and breathes well.

I am 6"1', have long arms, and a medium is a perfect fit.

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Q:
Does this jacket have any sort of lining?
Asked on 10/1/2012 by blmuzzy from Berkeley, CA
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- A:
  The Ferrosi Jacket does not feature an additional fabric lining or any insulation properties.
  Answered on 10/22/2012 by CS from Seattle
- A:
  There is no lining inside of the Ferrosi Jacket.
  Answered on 10/22/2012 by OR Customer Service from Seattle, WA
Q:
How does this compare to the Ferrosi Windshirt?
Asked on 3/29/2012 by readyme from Seattle, WA
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- A:
  They are made with the same material, the style is the only difference. This is a full zip jacket, while the windshirt is a pullover.
  Answered on 4/5/2012 by Outdoor Research CS from Seattle, WA
Q:
How snug should this jacket be. At 5'8" 167lbs. the medium fit comfortably, sat at my hips with a bit of length in the sleeves. One comment mentioned that at 6'1" a medium fit perfect. Should I be looking at a tighter fitting small instead.
Asked on 7/14/2011 by Ian from Ottawa
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- A:
  This is meant to be a closer fitting jacket but still allow space for layering with a t-shirt. While it sounds like the medium should work fine, I would recommend trying on both sized and choosing which you prefer based on what you are most comfortable in.
  Answered on 7/19/2011 by CS Outdoor Research from Seattle, WA
Q:
does the material feel like a softshell (quasi-neoprene feeling) or does it feel like a thick rough rain coat with the rip stop component...asking because i'm used to the ripstop being a woven thin fabric used for insulated jackets. thanks.
Asked on 6/20/2011 by Anonymous
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- A:
  The Ferrosi is made of a lightweight softshell material, and feels neither like neoprene or a thick rain jacket. If feels like a thin stretchy technical material.
  Answered on 6/22/2011 by Outdoor Research CS from Seattle, WA
Q:
Whats the difference between this and the cirque softshell?
Asked on 5/24/2011 by Anonymous
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- A:
  The Cirque has a much heavier softshell material than the Ferrosi Jacket. It will be warmer with less stretch. The Ferrosi is a very comfortable, ultra lightweight jacket.
  Answered on 6/1/2011 by Outdoor Research CS from Seattle, WA
- A:
  The Cirque Jacket is designed as a "harsher" weather jacket. It has a waterproof finish and is highly wind resistant. Good uses for the Cirque jacket include backcountry skiing and extended backpacking trips (where highly variable weather is possible). The Ferrosi jacket is designed as a lightweight jacket for fast moving adventures where some wind/water protection may be needed, but breathability and movement are musts. The Ferrosi is also water resistant. Excellent uses for the Ferrosi are climbing, hiking, and cool morning jogs.
  Answered on 6/10/2011 by Stay Puft from Wyoming

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Men's Ferrosi Jacket™

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Cette coquille souple est parfaitement adaptée à l’escalade de rochers en toutes circonstances ; durabilité contre les rochers rugueux, haut pouvoir respirant et grande extensibilité permettant de bouger librement.