Has anyone else experienced this? Im looking at buying a AR-385A womens harness, and when I am not signed in it says there are 5 in stock, but when I sign in to use my pro account it says it is out of stock.
Any trouble shooting advice?
New items on the Outlet site - for the first time I'm seeing ski guide items. Does anyone have first hand experience with these products?
Hi, I found some brand new old beta ar jackets model 25854 2021
Do people still want these ?
What’s the difference with the new ones ?
Thanks
They’re both the upper end of Arc’teryx, so aside from the Leo/Military styling of Leaf, is there really much of a difference? I just picked up a Veilance Field jacket and this style is quite functional over form, which I really like, and it got me thinking about any actual real differences between those two lines. Thoughts?
Atom jacket, put in washer but not dryer. Is there a name for this type of warping in the material? Is there anything I can do to fix it
A while ago I posted about how much I’ve been enjoying the konseal approach shoes as a hiking shoe.
Someone recommended using the Salomon speed lace kit and I have to say thank you!
Makes them easy to pop on and off, secure lacing and helped with a lacing hotspot issue I had.
Either way just really wanted to recommend this hack for anyone else interested.
Pricy, but by FAR the comfiest pants I have ever worn. The fit is excellent and the range of motion is something I have been looking for in a pair of pants.
I’m looking for a lightweight, waterproof, and somewhat breathable everyday jacket. I currently have a The North Face Futurelight jacket that does well, but I'm looking to upgrade and a smaller size :)
My main issue is that most Arc'teryx waterproof shells feel kind of crinkly and loud. What does Arc'teryx have that offers a similar soft, quiet feel to Futurelight?
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hey all, looking for some honest input.
i'm heading out for a multi-day backcountry trip in the eastern sierras this summer. some overnights solo in primitive conditions and a fasting portion, so i'll run colder than usual.
what i already own:
- peak performance helium utility down hood (700 fp)
- smartwool merino 250 base layer top
what i technically still need:
- rain shell
- base layer bottoms
the rational part of me knows beta or beta LT would be the smart purchase, but they're outside my budget right now. i'll likely end up with a marmot precip or similar for the rain layer.
here's where i need a reality check: i'm really tempted to get the atom LT anyway, even though i already have the 700 fp down. my reasoning is that down fails when wet, and the atom would give me synthetic wet-weather insurance for a long trip in unpredictable conditions. plus the layering flexibility seems nice for active vs static use.
but i also recognize this might be partly just wanting an arc'teryx piece.
for those who've actually layered down + atom LT in cold backcountry conditions:
is the atom LT genuinely useful alongside a 700 fp down, or is it redundant in practice?
would you skip it and save toward a beta later?
any wisdom on the down-vs-synthetic-backup question for multi-day trips?
appreciate the honest takes, thanks :-)
Hi, hope someone could help me with this debate. I’m going to japan next winter and I’ve read the weather is around 32 to 50 F°, windy and with some rain. Since I live in a very hot country I dont have any proper winter jackets, so my plan was to bring a Uniqlo Heattech as first layer, then a North Face Yumiori Fleece on top, then I wanted a third layer on top of it to protect me from the wind and a bit of rain. I’ve been deciding between several options:
- Gamma Hoody (out of stock rn in San Francisco)
- Gamma SL
- Atom Hoody
- Rab Borealis
For context I live in Mexico (no arcteryx stores there) but Im in San Francisco for the weekend, all the others are in stock but the Gamma, however a friend that lives in Texas can send it to me in case I decide for that one and order it online.
Any help/advice is appreciated, I’ve asked all AI assistants but would love to hear from people that actually live in places with that kind of weather.
Thanks in advance.
Doing some research for comparison and I pull up the Squamish Hoody on the website. Zooming in I immediately notice something seems wrong with the logo.
Look at the split between the body and the tail. The front arms are much farther apart than other logos.
The ribs are a blob. Missing toes. Back legs are touching. It seems to be 100% inaccurate from what else I’ve seen.
What is going on here? Is this Al slop?
Picture 9 if you want to see for yourself https://arcteryx.com/us/en/shop/mens/
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I personally like the updated Kraggs from earlier this year, but wondering if I should have waited and grabbed these as an everyday and summer travel shoe.
This article paints them in a pretty nice light, but would love to hear from anyone that has tried them out already.
https://www.gearpatrol.com/footwear/arcteryx-kragg-aura-revealed-explained/
Hi all, my beloved early 2000s, made in Canada covert hoodie was sent in for repair after the glue holding the zips disintegrated. Arc’teryx did a good job sewing them back on, but the edges are now fraying quite heavily. Any tips on how to resolve or reduce this?
Hello all,
I'm coming from a patagonia shell which has had it. I was knocked off my bike which led to a pinky finger sized very unsightly hole in one sleeve and now the seal at the bottom of one pocket has completely blown which led to the loss of some wireless headphones.
I need a breathable waterproof jacket, preferably with arm pit vents and chest pockets for headphone case, sunglasses etc.
I'm looking at the Beta SL. Can anyone from the community confirm if this is a good option for me needs or can provide a better recommendation?
There’s about a one-stitch difference between the finish on the left sleeve and the right sleeve.
Of course, the Gamma hoodie I bought isn’t a $3,800 piece,
but even at Uniqlo I’ve never seen mismatched finishes like this…
I had high expectations for Arc’teryx,
but maybe it’s really a brand to wear for functional performance rather than finishing quality?
Or is this actually a defect?
Looking at buying this Beta jacket, but I've never seen one with the o with a line through it, what does it signify? Thanks.
From May 14-18. I'm located in the US.
I have two rain jackets and want to get rid of one. Which would you keep for my use cases?
I will use it primary for hiking / backpacking during spring, summer, and fall. I don't do winter sports. I would also use it for causal every day rain jacket. However, I live in Texas currently so we're not talking cold rain.
I bought both this spring from resale.arcteryx.com and decided I don't need both. Going to get rid of one.