The Rossignol Daille is listed as heavyweight with 90% down and 10% feather. The Calypso uses 700 fill power down, which is warm for its weight but built as a lighter jacket. For cold lift rides, the Daille has the edge.

Which handles wet snow better?

The Daille. It has rated 20,000 mm waterproofing and 20,000 g breathability. The Calypso has a DWR-coated shell with no published waterproof rating.

Is the Calypso worth $55 more?

Only if you value machine washing and a lighter, plaid casual jacket. On snow performance per dollar, the Daille at $184.00 at Poshmark as of November 8, 2026 is the stronger buy.

Which is easier to care for?

The Calypso. It is machine washable and tumble dry. The Daille is dry clean only, which costs more over the jacket's life.

Do both have a powder skirt and hood?

Yes. Both list a hood and a powder skirt. The Daille adds thumbholes and adjustable straps.

Which has more buying options?

The Daille. Six stores price it new versus one for the Calypso, so you have more chances to catch a lower price.

Obermeyer Calypso Down Jacket vs Rossignol Women's Daille Down Jacket

Both are women's down ski jackets with hoods and powder skirts. The Rossignol Daille is the better buy for most skiers: it costs $184.00 at Poshmark as of November 8, 2026, versus $239.40 at Obermeyer for the Calypso, and it carries rated 20,000 mm waterproofing and 20,000 g breathability. Choose the Calypso if you want a lighter, packable 700-fill casual jacket in plaid that you can machine wash.

Today the Obermeyer Calypso Down Jacket costs $35.00 less at its best price.

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