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La veste Maestro™ est conçue pour l’assurage pendant l’escalade de glace et est extrêmement chaude. Ainsi vous maintiendra-t-elle au chaud dans les climats les plus rigoureux. L’extraordinaire garniture isolante en duvet, d’une qualité supérieure à 800, associée au tissu Pertex® Quantum ultraléger, ultracompressible et imper-respirant, retient la chaleur. En outre, vous pouvez ranger vos mitaines dans les deux poches réchauffe-mains appliquées aux biais extensibles en attendant votre tour.

Poids moy. (g/once) : 23.2 / 656 L

Qualités

Garniture isolante en duvet de qualité supérieure à 800
Fabrication fabuleuse
Ultraléger
Ultracompressible
Imperméable
Respirable
Glissière avant à double curseur séparable
Coupe-vent interne
Col interne en duvet
Capuchon ajustable en duvet avec cordon de serrage intérieur
Deux poches réchauffe-mains appliquées avec biais extensibles
Deux poches Shove-It™ internes
Poche arrière à glissière pouvant servir aussi de sac fourre-tout et d’oreiller
Coudes articulés
Manchettes élastiques
Cordon de serrage aux hanches Tissu : Tissu Pertex® Quantum 22D 100 % nylon indéchirable
Garniture isolante en duvet de qualité supérieure à 800
Fabrication fabuleuse
Ultraléger
Ultracompressible
Imperméable
Respirable
Glissière avant à double curseur séparable
Coupe-vent interne
Col interne en duvet
Capuchon ajustable en duvet avec cordon de serrage intérieur
Deux poches réchauffe-mains appliquées avec biais extensibles
Deux poches Shove-It™ internes
Poche arrière à glissière pouvant servir aussi de sac fourre-tout et d’oreiller
Coudes articulés
Manchettes élastiques
Cordon de serrage aux hanches Tissu : Tissu Pertex® Quantum 22D 100 % nylon indéchirable
Garniture isolante en duvet de qualité supérieure à 800
Fabrication fabuleuse
Ultraléger
Ultracompressible
Imperméable
Respirable
Glissière avant à double curseur séparable
Coupe-vent interne
Col interne en duvet
Capuchon ajustable en duvet avec cordon de serrage intérieur
Deux poches réchauffe-mains appliquées avec biais extensibles
Deux poches Shove-It™ internes
Poche arrière à glissière pouvant servir aussi de sac fourre-tout et d’oreiller
Coudes articulés
Manchettes élastiques
Cordon de serrage aux hanches Tissu : Tissu Pertex® Quantum 22D 100 % nylon indéchirable
Garniture isolante en duvet de qualité supérieure à 800
Fabrication fabuleuse
Ultraléger
Ultracompressible
Imperméable
Respirable
Glissière avant à double curseur séparable
Coupe-vent interne
Col interne en duvet
Capuchon ajustable en duvet avec cordon de serrage intérieur
Deux poches réchauffe-mains appliquées avec biais extensibles
Deux poches Shove-It™ internes
Poche arrière à glissière pouvant servir aussi de sac fourre-tout et d’oreiller
Coudes articulés
Manchettes élastiques
Cordon de serrage aux hanches Tissu : Tissu Pertex® Quantum 22D 100 % nylon indéchirable
Garniture isolante en duvet de qualité supérieure à 800
Fabrication fabuleuse
Ultraléger
Ultracompressible
Imperméable
Respirable
Glissière avant à double curseur séparable
Coupe-vent interne
Col interne en duvet
Capuchon ajustable en duvet avec cordon de serrage intérieur
Deux poches réchauffe-mains appliquées avec biais extensibles
Deux poches Shove-It™ internes
Poche arrière à glissière pouvant servir aussi de sac fourre-tout et d’oreiller
Coudes articulés
Manchettes élastiques
Cordon de serrage aux hanches Tissu : Tissu Pertex® Quantum 22D 100 % nylon indéchirable
Garniture isolante en duvet de qualité supérieure à 800
Fabrication fabuleuse
Ultraléger
Ultracompressible
Imperméable
Respirable
Glissière avant à double curseur séparable
Coupe-vent interne
Col interne en duvet
Capuchon ajustable en duvet avec cordon de serrage intérieur
Deux poches réchauffe-mains appliquées avec biais extensibles
Deux poches Shove-It™ internes
Poche arrière à glissière pouvant servir aussi de sac fourre-tout et d’oreiller
Coudes articulés
Manchettes élastiques
Cordon de serrage aux hanches Tissu : Tissu Pertex® Quantum 22D 100 % nylon indéchirable
Garniture isolante en duvet de qualité supérieure à 800
Fabrication fabuleuse
Ultraléger
Ultracompressible
Imperméable
Respirable
Glissière avant à double curseur séparable
Coupe-vent interne
Col interne en duvet
Capuchon ajustable en duvet avec cordon de serrage intérieur
Deux poches réchauffe-mains appliquées avec biais extensibles
Deux poches Shove-It™ internes
Poche arrière à glissière pouvant servir aussi de sac fourre-tout et d’oreiller
Coudes articulés
Manchettes élastiques
Cordon de serrage aux hanches Tissu : Tissu Pertex® Quantum 22D 100 % nylon indéchirable
Garniture isolante en duvet de qualité supérieure à 800
Fabrication fabuleuse
Ultraléger
Ultracompressible
Imperméable
Respirable
Glissière avant à double curseur séparable
Coupe-vent interne
Col interne en duvet
Capuchon ajustable en duvet avec cordon de serrage intérieur
Deux poches réchauffe-mains appliquées avec biais extensibles
Deux poches Shove-It™ internes
Poche arrière à glissière pouvant servir aussi de sac fourre-tout et d’oreiller
Coudes articulés
Manchettes élastiques
Cordon de serrage aux hanches Tissu : Tissu Pertex® Quantum 22D 100 % nylon indéchirable
Garniture isolante en duvet de qualité supérieure à 800
Fabrication fabuleuse
Ultraléger
Ultracompressible
Imperméable
Respirable
Glissière avant à double curseur séparable
Coupe-vent interne
Col interne en duvet
Capuchon ajustable en duvet avec cordon de serrage intérieur
Deux poches réchauffe-mains appliquées avec biais extensibles
Deux poches Shove-It™ internes
Poche arrière à glissière pouvant servir aussi de sac fourre-tout et d’oreiller
Coudes articulés
Manchettes élastiques
Cordon de serrage aux hanches Tissu : Tissu Pertex® Quantum 22D 100 % nylon indéchirable

Technologie

Down 800+ Goose down is the lightest, warmest and most compressible insulation available. Like all insulation layers, down provides warmth by trapping a layer of air that separates the wearer from the outside cold. 800+ fill-power down is the highest fill power currently offered by Outdoor Research
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Pertex® Quantum Ultralight fabric offering a high level of breathability and weight-savings, ideal for insulating layers where high water resistance isn't as important.
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Critiques

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5.0

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3/31/2013

5.0

So Warm

By New River Mike

from Fayetteville, West Virginia

Pros

Light Weight
Loose fitting
Warmth
Water Resistent

Cons

Best Uses

We're coming out of a harsh winter here in West Virginia and I'm bummed to not be wearing this jacket as much. This jacket kept me super warm through the long belays of winter.
The Maestro is by far the warmest down jacket I've owned with plenty of down packing the baffles. It offers a loose fit for wearing as a top layer over any number of internal layers but cinches down in drafty areas once on. There are draw cords at the waist, neck, and back of the hood, while the elastic cuffs were tight enough to prevent cold drafts at the wrist. The hood is very thick and warm.
I honestly can't think of a single improvement for this jacket.

12/17/2012

(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Best cold weather jacket I've ever owned

By Dave Wiens

from Gunnison, CO

Pros

Functional pockets
Warm warm warm

Cons

Best Uses

I live in a cold place, Gunnison, CO, and I need a "go to" really warm jacket that functions well for everyday. I'm not belaying on an ice climb, but I do ride my towny to get the Sunday paper. The Sunday paper (giant) fits perfectly into one of the two "Shove it" pockets. These pockets also hold my hat and gloves when I go inside somewhere. You can put small things in big pockets but you can't put big things in small pockets. I also like the non-zippered hand warmer pockets; they're always there, warm and ready. There's plenty of other secure stowage, inside and outside zippered chest pockets, as well as a huge zippered rear pocket. The hood is always there if I need it and I can pull it over my bike helmet. Lightweight and ultra packable, I can bring this jacket anywhere and it barely takes up any room in my luggage. Best cold weather jacket I've ever owned.

3/11/2012

(6 of 6 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Great Belay Jacket

By Spindrift

from Redmond, OR

Pros

Baffled Construction
High quality down
Lightweight Shell Fabric
Long Cut

Cons

Low Collar
Non Zippered Pockets

Best Uses

Belay Jacket

I bought the Maestro Jacket to use for a intermediate weight belay jacket and for cold alpine bivies. The jacket is very light weight, this was achieved by using a lightweight Pertex shell fabric and high quality down. As a result the Maestro is very compressible, more compressible than the large rear duck pocket (which turns into a pillow) so if you really want to pack down the jacket consider picking up an extra OR stuff sack.

I ordered the jacket sight unseen so I wasn't really sure how to compare this jacket, all I had to go off of was the Virtuoso that I already owned. The Maestro is comparable to the Rab Neutrino Endurance although slightly lighter. Compared to the Virtuoso the Maestro is cut much more generously in the torso and arms and much much longer in the back. The Maestro is baffled in the body and arms instead of sewn through with the Virtuoso. The Maestro has substantial loft and no light shines through when holding it up to a light. This jacket weighs less than my 100gr Primaloft synthetic jackets that I would normally have in my pack that provide much less warmth.

The attached hood is large enough to fit over my climbing helmet...easily. However, you have to unzip the collar to raise and lower the hood. The collar is separate from the hood to keep out drafts and snow when the hood is down.

The downsides:

- No front pocket zippers
- Low neck collar

I'd like a collar that covers my face, if I have this jacket on and the hood up chances are my face needs insulation as well. Other jackets on the market address this and I think it's a good idea. Certainly not a deal breaker but would be nice. Overall a great jacket, I'm glad I bought it.

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Q:
Hi there,

Why would someone buy the maestro over the incandescent or vis-versa?

Can you explain a few key differences?

Thanks.
Asked on 12/10/2012 by Jack from Pdx
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- A:
  The Maestro is a longer cut, belay style jacket that would not be recommended for high exertion activities while the Incandescent features a Standard fit and can be used in a variety of conditions and activities.
  Answered on 12/10/2012 by CS from Seattle
Q:
I am 5'11 185lb 41-42" chest athletic build and wear a 33-34 sleeve length in dress shirts. Would a medium work or should I go up to the large? Usually wear a large shell, but am afraid a large Maestro might to be huge. I anticipate wearing a base layer and soft shell or fleece hoody underneath. Want it to fit well with a little extra space to spare without having a ton of extra room/bulk in the coat.
Asked on 12/6/2012 by orfan
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- A:
  Size medium should be the appropriate size.
  Answered on 12/11/2012 by CS from Seattle
Q:
What is the back length?
Asked on 11/24/2012 by Jonathan
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- A:
  Center Front and Back Length
  
  Small 24" 30"
  Medium 25" 31"
  Large 26" 32"
  XL 27" 33"
  Answered on 11/26/2012 by CS from Seattle
Q:
I'm having a hard time seeing a significant difference between the MAESTO and the INCANDESCENT HOODY. Due to the technology is the Maestro considered warmer? I need the lightest, warmest layer possible as I will be using it on climbs up to 7000m...will either do the job?
Asked on 10/10/2012 by Globetrekker from NYC
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- A:
  The Maestro will be significantly warmer than the Incandescent due the amount of down in it and the fact that it is baffled while the Incandescent is sewn all the way through. So I'd go with the Maestro for 7000m peaks.
  Answered on 10/12/2012 by jpark cs from Seattle, WA
Q:
I am 6' 3", 180 lbs. Fairly tall and skinny. I am curious what size i should go with? Large? or XL? I dont want the arm length to be short.
Asked on 9/27/2012 by Nolan from seattle
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- A:
  The Maestro Jacket in size Large features a 38 1/2" sleeve length while the XL measures at 39 1/2". The Maestro tends to fit a bit over-sized so depending on the conditions you plan on using the jacket in along with how many layers you are wearing accordingly, will be dependent on which size jacket you will want to choose.
  Answered on 9/28/2012 by Anonymous
Q:
I recently purchased an Incandescent Hoody that I had to return because it was a bit too small (I ordered a size small but should have ordered a medium). I am planning on exchanging it for a Maestro jacket and would like to know if the fit is different.

I'm 6' 160 lbs with an average build. I'm planning on layering the Maestro over a heavy weight fleece hoody, but like a close fit. Is a medium Maestro going to be significantly larger than a medium sized Incandescent hoody?
Asked on 9/21/2012 by laighean13 from Kansas City, MO
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- A:
  Both the Maestro and Incandescent Hoody use our standard fit, so they should fit fairly similar. The Maestro is however a little bit longer than the Incandescent.
  
  Thanks-
  Outdoor Research Customer Service
  Answered on 9/24/2012 by Anonymous
Q:
Can this jacket be worn under a furio jacket to provide an extra layer in cold Montana winters? I work next to creeks and need warmth and dryness... thanks
Asked on 3/28/2012 by Anonymous from Helena, Montana
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- A:
  This might feel a little bulky under the Furio. I would look into the Transcendent sweater to go under the Furio. It has a slimmer style and will be very warm.
  Answered on 4/5/2012 by OR Customer Service from Seattle, WA
Q:
What is the fill weight of the Maestro?
Asked on 3/2/2012 by Anonymous
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- A:
  The Maestro has 800+ fill.
  Answered on 3/23/2012 by Outdoor Research CS from Seattle, WA
Q:
HI. How many ounces or grams of fill does this jacket have? And how many pockets? Do the pockets have zippers?

Thanks
Asked on 3/1/2012 by Anonymous
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- A:
  The Maestro has 240g of down with 800 fill power. It has 3 external pockets. The hand pockets do not have zippers but the chest pocket does. It has two internal Shove-it pockets. It has an internal chest pocket with media port and a zippered back pocket that doubles as a stuff sack and pillow.
  Answered on 4/25/2012 by Outdoor Research CS from Seattle, WA
Q:
How many ounces of down fill does this jacket contain?
Asked on 2/26/2012 by Mike
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- A:
  The Maestro has 240g of down with 800 fill power.
  Answered on 4/25/2012 by Outdoor Research CS from Seattle, WA

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Incroyablement compressible et légère, cette fabuleuse veste conçue pour l’assurage pendant l’escalade de glace est bourrée du duvet le plus chaud (qualité supérieure à 800) et garantit ainsi l’isolation dans les climats les plus rigoureux.