After reading the reviews and the fact that most everything I wear is XL, I ordered the XL. I’m 6’1” 200lbs with 47-48in chest... it’s just to big. Arm length goes clear to my finger tips. Elastic wrist band is to loose. I have to fold up the sleeves apx. 2”+ to get a normal fit. It works if I wear something like a puffy jacket under it. Re-Ordered a Large to test.

I’ve used the Ferrosi since 2015 so there has been some minor changes but honestly it’s all the same and it’s all great. I like the thumbholes and it’s really stretchy.

Runs maybe a tiny bit small. I usually wear XXL in everything and this is on the tight end around the bottom. However, the sleeves were great if not a little long.

I am replacing a jacket that was stolen from 2 years ago. The Farossi is the closest I could find but it lacks a brim in the hood, the cuffs are elastic, not adjustable, the chest pocket is too small for a phone, and the material has changed. It also has very long sleeves and fits much too tight. I am returning it.

I love this jacket. It lets just the right amount of air through in order to keep you from overheating. It works best as an outer layer in calm, windy, or mild rain conditions. A hard shell can make you feel gross after a while, so this a great way to alleviate that without sacrificing protection from the elements. This jacket shines when worn over a midlayer, as it adds durability to fleece, down, and synthetic jackets. The inside is a fleece material, which makes it nice and soft to wear casually without adding significant warmth. The jacket is also stretchy and has a nice fit. It provides plenty of room for a puffer jacket without looking baggy. It took me a while to find the perfect softshell, but I really believe this is the best one.

im 5'5. I have the jacket without hood last year's model. Everything fits perfectly. Since i love that jacket so much, i thought i should go with the hooded version. However, the arm is ridiculous longer and wider(3 inch longer and 1.5 inch wider), yet the elastic part so loose, it is either a defect or for big and tall.

Add a warm base layer and this jacket is my go to for 80 percent of my ski days. And my all around favorite jacket for hiking and just running errands. Affordable and durable.

I really love this jacket - it’s perfect for the California sunshine. Breathable and will keep light rain/wind off. Only con is that in anything stronger than light winds it will not do the trick as I unfortunately found out the hard way.

This is the jacket I’ll be using 95% of the time when I’m out and about in normal weather.

This thing is durable enough to climb in while maintaining fantastic breathability. Hike, bike, climb, fish, whatever--this thing will hold up well. I wouldn't, say, scuba dive in it, but if you need a lightweight, breezy soft shell, this thing is the way to go.

The Ferrosi hooded jacket quickly became my favorite jacket of all time! My body heats up quickly when I get moving, This jacket has the perfect balance of breathability, water resistant, and warmth. It breathes so well, I can stay warm enough when I am working hard but not overheat. It wicks away sweat, light rain, and dry snow. The material is comfortable, durable, and stretchy. I use this jacket for everything from touring, split boarding, spring resort day, rock climbing, hiking, trail running, or even a casual outing. It is durable enough to trust that it won't rip when climbing or cruising some pow in some trees. I am 6'0, 175 and a large fits me perfectly. I would highly recommend this jacket to everyone!

I got this jacket for my husband for our camping trip down in the desert. He wore it the whole time we were there and loved it! It was perfect because it's not insulated and breathes well, so it was great for warmer weather. It kept the sun off of him so he didn't burn which was great. We did a lot of hiking and scrambling and the jacket held up great. Even after brushing up against thorny bushes and rough limestone, the jacket didn't have any abrasions.

The stretch the jacket offers makes it incredibly comfortable. It doesn't restrict you at all no matter what you're doing. He said he plans on this being his go-to climbing jacket when it's a little windy and he wants to keep the chill off, but still have free range of motion.

It did get a little windy towards the evenings and the jacket cut the wind great. He didn't have to throw on another layer until the temperature really dropped at night. It didn't rain at all while we were there, so not sure how it holds up against moisture, but from the feel of the fabric, it seems like water would just bead up on it and be easily brushed off.

My husband is either a medium or large in most jackets (more often a medium), and the medium fit great! He is 5'7 and 180lb

The water-repellent fabric beads-up light rain nicely. The wrists are elasticized, but not adjustable. I love the stretchy fabric, which is softer and quieter than a regular wind-breaker style nylon.
I actually have last-year's model, but the 2019 is even better-designed. At least the one advantage I noticed was that the new hand-pockets have one extra panel, which makes them a little warmer, but even more handy is that it now forms a roomy interior pocket which is very useful for stowing gloves or hats. I almost bought the newer one on the spot, but last year's still is a great jacket with plenty of wear left.