Arc'Teryx top 5 jackets

[@SebastianPatten]

I've had my beta ar for years. Great combined with atom for active winter hiking in cold temps

[@TheDarkzHD]

I have the atom and was looking for a new outer-layer for the freezing winters of Canada. Appreciate your input, now I know :)

[@godlevelkaleb]

how cold we talking ? cause i live in minnesota and i have both and i was wondering how warm

[@taco1273]

Prices went up substantial. Great product I agree.

[@syco_hundreds2661]

Summer time is the best time of buying them . Usually they have 30% off I got the Squamish hoodie for $130 🤝

[@jamielancaster01]

After seeing your first 4 picks I knew your number 1 was going to be the Beta AR

[@vhockada]

And he isn’t wearing any of them?

[@wowlssososl896]

Therye a lot bro

[@niccarlile]

@@wowlssososl896but how can I use this video to determine if I want one? He hasn’t wore them? Doesn’t have them for the video… sounds like he’s just reading the details off the website.

[@WeileWorld]

My number 1 is Atom Heavyweight. My number 2 is Squamish . My number 3 is Delta LT.

[@xxcity]

Awesome video, thx dude

[@vibes1731]

Please help recommend the temperature. And give me the right weather to buy a Beta jacker.

[@TechGearClothing]

The Arc'teryx Beta jacket is best suited for wet and windy conditions, typically in temperatures ranging from 10°C (50°F) to -5°C (23°F).

[@marksmithj9892]

Alpha SV is the flagship model. The only one still totally made in Canada. This list is nothing without it!!

[@bendeere6351]

Thanks for the video , very helpful :)

[@TechGearClothing]

Any time!

[@joker2100]

I was not expecting a pony tail at the end.

[@TechGearClothing]

😉

[@JustMeTalking]

Beta AR is nice but is just a shell with no insulation. I have this jacket and use it for packable weather protection. For Winter (in the UK), I use the Fission SV Jacket. Still Goretex-Pro but with insulation. Another nice jacket. Another favourite of mine is the Kole Down jacket, that's a nice casual. To mix it up on a cold day... Icebreaker Marino T-Shirt, Arc'teryx Covert Cardigan with Canada Goose Garson gilet and Beta AR if needed. Gamma MX pants. Nice.

[@ThatEssentialAttire]

Informative video but seems a waste including the Atom LT Hoody and the Atom LT Jacket. I do love the atom lt but honestly feel like it's abit redundant since the Proton LT came out, find myself always reaching for the proton instead of my atom nowadays.

[@theknowlodge8294]

The Proton is a better climbers jacket - but the Atom is still the best all-round piece. Especially since they make the side panels more wind resistant.

[@scotthunter4]

I have both. The Atom feels slightly more cosy to wear, like being enveloped in a warm cloud. I particularly like the fleece lined pockets.

[@harpocrates302]

I wear the atom LT vest under a Proton LT :)

[@baxter2413]

Thanks for the video. Actually, the Atom jacket is not a soft shell jacket.

[@Alex_Martinez]

What was the ranking criteria? Each jacket has a different purpose.

[@jw4420]

Fashion man, fashion.

[@jonathanmark4306]

Probably which one serves its purpose the best?

[@Alex_Martinez]

@@jonathanmark4306 In theory that does make sense. In reality this guy just ranked their most popular jackets.

[@Thanks_for_posting.]

Thanks for posting

[@michaelp1200]

great review thnx, any thoughts on the ARCTERYX KODA JACKET?

[@khannadeem12345]

Did they change the hood of beta this year?

[@richarde1355]

I use the Atom LT as a middle layer, and each time I use it, I am amazed how warm it is for its weight. It's just a super comfortable jacket/mid layer. So for a shell - Beta AR, Alpha AR, or Zeta AR? I am going to buy one of these - any comments on the advantages or disadvantages of one vs the other? I ski a few times each winter, and I would use this then, so the hood needs to fit over my helmet covering my huge noggin. I'm also one of those guys that's kinda in between sizes; I'm an athletically built 5-10 205 with typical proportions, so sometimes an XL in some jackets gives me the shoulder room I need, but it fits like a tent, where the large might be tight in the shoulders and fit better in the torso. One more favor - a lightweight Arcteryx layer for use when riding my bike. I live in the Seattle area - we don't get a ton of rain, but we do get our share of drizzle with some wind. I am hoping to find a breathable jacket that is weather resistant but very breathable that I can use when riding my bike, a jacket that could possibly (not a requirement, though) double as an around town jacket. Trino? Squamish? Or...? Thanks in advance for your help!

[@angus2248]

Alpha AR should fit you a bit better. They are a little slimmer fit, and seem to taper down through the lower stomach and waist. I'm about the same height as you, similarly athletic, but weigh about 15-20lbs more and wear the Beta SV, so the alpha AR should do well.

[@richarde1355]

@@angus2248 thanks! I suspect you wear the XL? I am torn between a large and an XL. I checked out the Zeta; that seems like an awesome option, too, but the hood isn’t cut to fit over helmets.

[@miclinda256]

I have THE beta AR , and every other in this video😂 THE ar can be a bit Short for biking IF you lean forward.

[@bananadude9642]

Where is the alpha jacket?

[@denomoable]

Beta LT is the goat

[@brentmarquez9057]

I'm looking for a winter jacket for hiking in the mountains - was looking at the Cerium SV, but am now wondering if it's overkill and a Cerium LT might suffice and be warm enough. Any opinions?

[@xxalitsniperxx3154]

I just wanna be drippy

[@paimon2k]

@@xxalitsniperxx3154 no cap 🧢

[@waichungsham1578]

My sister got the cerium Lt and I got the cerium sv my sv was good for -15c with strong gusts.but I think the fabric is fragile but it's very packable.

[@Top777clipz]

Is the atom sv hoodie a good winter jacket for hiking?

[@gardomedia]

WE BAREEEE IN DA ATOM LT HOODIEEE

[@chrisedwards4403]

I have a Beta AR. To coin a London phrase, it is the bollocks.

[@maurocarrinho6483]

Great vid! I wish to know what you took into account to choose Thorium over Cerium?

[@jonathanmark4306]

That's what I want to know. Cerium SV looks really nice

[@yungyuyamyungyuyam2178]

The company is currently a subsidiary of Chinese sportwear company Anta.

[@TechGearClothing]

Tell me more. Do you know the manufacture who produces their gear?

[@LewisBogue]

All ROUND

[@cameronyates6677]

How on earth is the Squamish and atom better than all of the betas, zetas and alphas

[@waichungsham1578]

atom LT , Beta AR and Alpha SV the rest are meh there are better priced alternatives like mountain equipment or Rab if you need a down jacket.

[@thegolflife7565]

Can you give us a video about the new Gore-Tex Infinium Jackets?

[@jonathanmark4306]

You probably won't get one since infinium is really poor

[@pw1979]

Thanx

[@ArmanKhan-lm5hq]

New jaket contact with inpatient

[@rampatra]

Thanks for making this video. What are your thoughts on Gamma LT jacket with hoody? I am planning to wear this daily (doing little to no activity and temps ranging from 3-5 degree celsius). And, when I am planning to go to extreme places then I would add another layer of atom lt jacket (without hoody).

[@stevecope5666]

US or CAD$?

[@TechGearClothing]

USD

[@prideofeverest]

That’s my question

[@treycone1363]

Nice jacket but not to exspensive if had money like drake would buy

[@johnathancitizen7762]

word

[@WISDOMBITES1]

Great products - very poor customer services.Would never order anything directly from the company - an arrogant attitude is not customer friendly in any business or walk of life.

[@johnbaldwin24]

AR doesn't stand for 'All Around'...that would be AA. AR stands for 'All Round' ...basics

[@strangerous1313]

This video is not very useful. Your info sounds like you're reading it from the manufacturer's website. How about giving actual info that helps people make a decision, and your use and opinions.

[@beepbeep1213]

terrible product. but the colors are cool

[@beepbeep1213]

top price terrible product

[@jimbojet8728]

BS! The jackets, all of them! Simply are NOT worth the cost.

[@karlhungus5436]

@Daniel Rzehak agreed. I work nights outdoors and the atom lt hoodie has effectively limited my wardrobe to that jacket alone for work. I did have probably 5 or 6 different options I would choose from for temperatures and weather between 60 all the way down to the teens farenheit. Now I only need this jacket. No matter what its light, warm, breathable, can take everything but a downpour, and is insulative in high wind. If you do the math, then the price paid is equal to or less than the value of all those other items I had. And there's no switching them when temperatures rise and fall, or when weather moves in. It simplifies life which I value.

[@Corcioch]

How many ArcTeryx jackets have you owned? Just curious about how well you know them, have used them to be able to say they are not worth it?

[@maromorostar6621]

Ikr. 🙄 I knew this comment would be fanboy attacked. Smh

[@MrCkntobias]

@Dan Rzehak ahah, well said.

[@stedodd2116]

I've just got the beta sv and it keeps me bone dry when legging it from my front door to the car. Worth every penny it does its job well.