Outdoor Research Ergo Down Sweater

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The Ergo Down Sweater is a down insulated jacket made by Outdoor Research. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Campmor:
"This streamlined insulator has enough warmth to keep you moving in the low digits. It is lighter and less bulky than a typical down jacket, allowing it to function as a layer under a shell. Minimum 700-fill down insulation traps maximum heat Lightweight 30D ripstop polyester shell is windproof Lightweight, diamond-quilt construction controls down Front zipper with internal stormflap Brushed tricot-lined handwarmer pockets with zippers Stretch binding on collar, cuffs, and hem. Avg. wt. 13 oz. Back Length 27 1/2" (including collar)."

From Moosejaw:
"On Sale. Free Shipping. Outdoor Research Women's Ergo Down Sweater (Fall 2007) Set up a tent in a cold winter valley or hike along a frosted ridgeline: the Ergo Down Sweater by Outdoor Research is equally efficient as a cold-weather layer or a camp sweater. A light, compressible layer of 700-fill down insulation offers warmth without the weight or bulk of fleece. The windproof, ripstop polyester shell has a DWR finish that repels moisture on storm-wracked days. The double-separating front zipper offers convenient ventilation, and a stormflap stops sharp gusts of wind when you're bundled up tight. The included stuff sack allows the Ergo to compress to the size of a one-liter bottle for easy packing. Average Weight: 13.6 oz. / 386 g Features: 700-fill down insulation Lightweight 30D ripstop polyester shell Lightweight, sewn-through construction Brushed tricot-lined collar Double-separating, front zipper with interior stormflap Brushed tricot-lined handwarmer pockets with zippers Stretch binding on collar, cuffs, and hem Stuff sack included"

From Oregon Mountain Community:
"The Outdoor Research Ergo Down Sweater : This streamlined insulator has enough warmth to keep you moving in the low digits. It is lighter and less bulky than a typical down jacket, allowing it to function as a layer under a shell. It compresses down into a stuff sack, taking up about the same amount of space as a one-liter water bottle. Available In: Black Lagoon Pomegranite Coffee Outdoor Research Ergo Down Sweater Features: Front zipper with internal stormflap Two zippered, tricot-lined handwarmer pockets Stretch binding on collar, cuffs, and hem Stuff sack included Outdoor Research Ergo Down Sweater Materials: Minimum 650+ fill down insulation Lightweight 30D ripstop polyester shell"

From Backcountry.com:
"The Outdoor Research Womens Ergo Down Sweaters low bulk allows it to be worn as a mid layer under your shell or as an outer jacket during long belays and rest breaks."