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Conçue pour les activités de haute montagne extrêmement exigeantes, la veste Centrifuge Jacket™ est composée d’un molleton à face renforcée résistant au vent et aux intempéries sur la poitrine, et d’un molleton Radiant LT Fleece™ très perméable à l’air sur le dos, le côté, les aisselles et le panneau facial. Grâce à cette combinaison de tissus, la veste Centrifuge Jacket™ vous protègera contre les conditions climatiques peu clémentes tout en restant ultra-respirable. Offrant une coupe alpine et un capuchon moulant de style balaclava, elle est le vêtement idéal pour se déplacer rapidement et avec aisance dans des conditions difficiles.

Poids moy. (g/once) : 14.1 / 399 L

Qualités

Résistant au vent
Résistant aux intempéries
Fabrication hybride
Molleton laminé sur l’avant du corps, les bras et le capuchon
Radiant LT Fleece™ perméable à l’air sur le dos, le côté, les aisselles et le visage
Contrôle des odeurs actif Polygiene®
Point de couture « flatlock »
Couture latérale à cheval
Capuchon de style balaclava
Glissière avant centrale décalée
Trois poches : une poche de poitrine et deux poches repose-mains
Brides de pouce
Biais en Lycra® : pouces, manchettes et capuchon Tissu : 30D 2 couches 100 % polyester à l’avant du corps // Radiant LT Fleece™: 95 % polyester, 5 % spandex sur les bras, le côté et le capuchon

Technologie

IFMGA Test Team A select group of International Federation of Mountain Guides Associations (IFMGA) certified guides work closely with the Outdoor Research Product Development team.
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Polygiene® Active odor control technology made from silver salt (low concentrations of recycled silver) inhibits the growth of odor-causing bacteria, fungus, and mildew, for long lasting, fresh-all-day odor protection.
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Radiant Light™ Low-loft grid fleece with maximum breathability and light, soft-pile insulation.
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Critiques

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4.3

(based on 3 reviews)

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2/10/2013

4.0

A really nice jacket

By Skiing Utah

from Ogden, UT

Pros

Breathability
Flexibility
Great hood
Light Weight
Mobility

Cons

no pit zips
Small Zipper Pulls
Two Way Zip To Be Perfect

Best Uses

BC Skiing
Hiking
XC skiing

I bought this jacket as an outer layer for xc skiing. Light weight nylon shells don't breathe well enough and the lightest soft shells are to cold if there is any breeze; heavier soft shells are way to warm. At 15F with only a single Craft base layer underneath, I was near perfect. Mobility is fantastic! When the sun came out though, I would have liked to have been able to up zip a two way zipper or unzip some pit zips for added venelation. After my xc workout, I hung out and skied with my daughter and really appreciated the form fit hood for added warmth to fend off the sweaty chill. I also appreciated the offset zipper and different fabric in front of the face on the collar, very nice touch!

4/12/2012

5.0

Centrifuge Jacket

By Jonathon Spitzer

from Around the World

Pros

breathable
Comfortable
Durable
Good additional layer
Hood
Thumb loops
Warm

Cons

Zippers pocket

Best Uses

Climbing
Hiking
Mtn Climbing
Skiing
ski touring

I've used this hoody about 25 days now in the field. I really like it for ski touring. Works great as a breathable layer for the uphill and then keeps me warm for the downhill as well. I've also been using this jacket while cragging and mountaineering. I did a Rainier climb in April and wore this layer the whole time. I wish the zipper pulls were bigger as they are hard to un-zip with gloves on.

Overall I really like this layer and plan on using it on many climbs and trips to come!

3/7/2012

4.0

I like it

By Idaho Steve

from Idaho Falls, ID

Pros

breathable
Hood
Thumbholes
Windproof

Cons

Small hood
Zippers

Best Uses

Backcountry skiing
Cold weather running

I bought this mainly for ski touring but I used it for running in cold, windy weather several times first. It worked great for that. I like the long sleeves with thumbholes that eliminate the cold gap at the wrist. The first time I wore it ski touring was a super windy and snowy day. I wore it over just a medium weight base layer and was just right temperature-wise. Again, love the thumbholes. The back fabric breathed great, I had no sweat issues. I have two nits: First, the zipper pulls are exceedingly tiny. There's almost no way to grab them with normal weight ski gloves. Second, the hood is a little too small. I wanted the protection of the hood without the extra weight of an additional beanie, but the hood is too short at the forehead. I felt like I'd just shoveled down an ice cream cone. Still, kudos to OR on the hood. That feature was my deciding factor in choosing this piece over a similar jacket from another manufacturer. One more kudos for the pocket construction. I can fold my skins and tuck them behind the pocket fabric for the down. Nice.

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Q:
Any advice on choosing between the Centrifuge and the Ferrosi? I'm looking to purchase in advance of a hiking trip but mostly just looking for a versatile four season softshell. Thanks!
Asked on 12/4/2012 by Dennis from United States
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- A:
  The Ferrosi is a very light weight thin soft shell and the Centrifuge is a fleece with a wind resistant light weather resistant front panel. Two completely different pieces with different functions. The Centrifuge is a warmer piece while the Ferrosi is more of a traditional lightweight, thin soft shell.
  Answered on 12/5/2012 by CS from Seattle
Q:
I recently bought the Centrifuge Jacket and the length comes down further then my Havoc jacket. I have always worn a large with OR, should I size down with this particular piece?
Asked on 11/26/2012 by Long time lover of OR gear from Snowbird, UT
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- A:
  It is cut longer but features a Trim Fit and we would not recommend sizing down because of this.
  Answered on 11/26/2012 by CS from Seattle
Q:
I have a Mentor jacket and need some layering for mild conditions. Would the Centrifuge be a good choice. I'm trying to keep bulk to a minimum and flexibility maximum. Thanks.
Asked on 11/9/2012 by Ryder1129 from Lincoln, NE
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- A:
  The Centrifuge is a great layering piece and would be appropriate to be used in conjunction with the Mentor Jacket.
  Answered on 11/12/2012 by CS from Seattle
Q:
This product is defined as weather resistant? what defines that. I am looking for something for ski touring but am wondering how waterproof this would be in PNW snow storm? Is it waterproof at all? does it have a rating. Thanks
Asked on 10/16/2012 by johnny from seattle
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- A:
  This jacket is not waterproof and does not have a rating. The tightly woven face fleece gives the jacket a certain amount of wind and water resistance but you'll get wet if you're sporting this in a PNW snow storm. If you're looking for something that is fairly breathable but is completely windproof and highly water resistant (not waterproof) I'd suggest looking at our Salvo Jacket.
  Answered on 10/19/2012 by jpark cs from Seattle, WA

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Men's Centrifuge Jacket™

Style# 56125OR

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Que vous la portiez pour votre jogging matinal ou votre remise en forme au printemps, la veste Centrifuge Jacket™ vous protège contre l’air froid là où c’est nécessaire, tout en restant respirable ailleurs.