Outdoor Research Ferrosi Windshirt

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Outdoor Research Ferrosi Windshirt
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Like magic, the men's Outdoor Research Ferrosi Windshirtâ„¢ is never too hot but always blocks shiver-inducing wind and light rain on an exposed belay high off the deck. Ideal for dawn-to-dusk climbing objectives and spring skiing, the highly breathable soft shell construction offers ample stretch for smooth movement. Tough, abrasion-resistanance gives protection for the rough and rugged alpine and rock environments.

Lining and Layers:

  • Side zip feature allows for easy layering over other garments

Fit:

  • Standard fit

Fabric:

  • Abrasion- and wind-resistant fabric stands up to the elements and is stretchy for smooth movement while scrambling or climbing
  • Polygiene antimicrobial treatment helps prevent the fabric from accumulating odors
  • 100% polyester underarm panels
  • 86% ripstop, 14% spandex body, stretch-woven

Ventilation:

  • Breathable underarm stretch panels

Weather and Wind:

  • DWR coated zippers

Sizing:

  • 1/4-Length Front Zipper

Zippers:

  • Side zip for ease of on/off
  • 13" chest zipper
  • Offset center-front zipper
  • Multiple zippered utility pockets

Pockets:

  • Front chest pocket houses a few extra calories or your credit card for emergencies
  • Left hand pocket doubles as a stuff sack with biner loop

Features:

  • Elastic cuffs
  • Movement-mirroring stretch
  • Polygiene® active odor control
  • Water Resistant
  • Lightweight
  • Durable
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Ferocious in the Ferrosi.
Built for alpine climbing and trekking above treeline, the Outdoor Research Ferrosi Windshirt blocks swirling winds and and breathes well to help keep you comfortable while exerting yourself.

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Ideal for summer climbing, the Ferrosi Windshirt softshell from Outdoor Research always blocks the high alpine wind without ever feeling too warm. You're protected from chill winds, rock abrasion, and moderate rain with the tough stretch-woven fabric that has a coat of DWR to fend off morning fog and dew. A partial side zip makes easy on an offs. Center back length - 29 inches (size large).

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Center Back Length:29" / 77 cm
Closure:1/2 Zip
Drawcord hem Fabric:Stretch-woven ripstop;86% nylon/14% spandex 100% Polyester underarm panels
Fabric:86% ripstop, 14% spandex body, stretch-woven/ 100% polyester underarm panels
Fit:Standard
Hood:no
Material:[body and sleeves] 86% nylon, 14% spandex, [underarm panels] polyester
Pockets:1 chest zippered
Recommended Use:alpine adventures
Style:Jackets
Type:Softshell
Warranty:lifetime
Waterproof:no
Weight:(Size Large) 10.1 oz.
Windproof:no
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Outdoor Research Ferrosi Windshirt Reviews:

Reviews:

Great piece! This one performs and can be collapsed to take up almost no spce in the pack. The material is very resillient to abrasion and grants considerable warmth for its weight-so long as you keep moving, this piece actually insulates in the trasitional seasons. The stowaway breast pocket does well for folded maps/gps/bars and the side zip allows for ease of movement. Again, this is a great active windshirt for windy wall exposure, cool hikes, and blustery bike rides. The Ferrosi performs esp. well against abrasion where other lighters pieces would just fall apart or tear. If you like this one, also check out the Hoody version for fuller coverage!

Heath Bailey at Backcountry.com on 03/06/2013

Pros : Lightweight, Good layer, Comfortable, Durable, Flexible
Cons : Short sleeves
Best Uses : ski touring, City life, Multipitch Cragging, Cragging
I've used this wind shirt several times now. I really like it for cragging and multi pitch climbing. It's lightweight and breathable. I've also been using it for spring ski touring and it work great for a lightweight layer for the uphill.
I do wish the layer would compress into a pocket to clip onto my harness

jonathon spitzer at Backcountry.com on 04/12/2012

I like it...

Light and stretchy material, performs well against wind, and looks pretty darn fine. Makes for a good layer over a shirt or under a coat. Just think light though... really really light.
Daniel at Moosejaw on 02/12/2013