My Review of Ferrosi Hoody – Men's

Originally submitted at Mountain Gear

Spend the day with your classic skis in the tracks, your gear on the bolts, or just downtown in the casual comfort of the Ferrosi Hoody softshell from Outdoor Research. You're protected from wind, abrasion, and moderate rain with the tough stretch-woven fabric that has a coat of DWR to fend off…


lightweight durability

By jason the mixed climber from ouray, co on 11/18/2009

 

4out of 5

Fit: Feels true to size

Sleeve Length: Feels true to length

Pros: Windproof, Comfortable, Durable, Breathable, Lightweight

Cons: Not Waterproof, Not enough colorrs

Best Uses: Casual Wear, Hiking and Camping

Describe Yourself: Outdoor Professional

The Ferrosi excels as a windshell for thrashing through a thicket or while rock climbing. This is not a regular softshell you might use for ice climbing, it’s much lighter. Instead of taking a nylon windshell, this will have better movement and will be more durable. It’s good for mixed climbing where you need extra mobility and less bulk. I wish it came in more colors – I already have a ninja suit I practice my dark arts in. I also find it’s hard to roll my sleeves up which is kind of a drag, but my forearms are pretty thick, so this is likely not an issue for everyone.

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