Women's Ferrosi Hoodie
$171.96
$214.95Save $42.99 (20%)
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Price tracked since Jul 17
About this product
The Outdoor Research Women's Ferrosi Hoodie is a 3-season layering piece built for hiking, climbing, and backpacking. It is constructed from a Bluesign-approved fabric blend of 86% nylon (46% of which is recycled) and 14% spandex in a 90-denier stretch woven ripstop weave. That combination delivers abrasion resistance, wind and water resistance, and a movement-mirroring stretch without adding bulk. The hoodie carries a UPF 50+ sun protection rating and dries quickly after exposure to moisture. A modern, streamlined silhouette is complemented by a practical feature set: an adjustable and stowable hood, a drawcord-adjustable hem, and stretchy wrist cuffs for a secure fit. Storage includes a zip chest pocket, zip hand pockets, and a left-hand pocket that doubles as a stuff sack for compact packing. Available in Mallard in a Small (S) fit, model number 322478.
- Category
- Clothing
- Brand
- Outdoor Research
- Material
- Bluesign® approved 86% Nylon (46% recycled) / 14% Spandex 90D stretch woven ripstop
- Color
- Mallard
- Size
- Small (S) Size chart
- Upc
- 196773168839
- Code
- C66380
- Model
- 322478.
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Outdoor Research Women's Ferrosi Hoodie for its exceptional four-way stretch and freedom of movement, making it a favorite for climbing, hiking, trail running, and other aerobic activities. Its breathability, lightweight feel, and packability into its own pocket are frequently highlighted strengths, as are the Cordura-reinforced shoulders and elbows for durability. UPF 50+ sun protection and versatility across three seasons are also recurring positives. The most common criticisms center on limited water resistance (it handles light rain but is not a true rain jacket) and insufficient warmth for stationary use or cold winter conditions. Some users flag that the fabric can feel slightly rough against bare skin, and a handful of reviewers note inconsistent sizing, with some finding it runs small. The newer DuraPrint version draws minor complaints about the resin barrier feeling sticky and peeling over time. Overall, expert reviewers and users alike consider it an outstanding value in the softshell category.
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