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Arc'teryx Alpha SV Jacket: Every Version

Arc'teryx Alpha SV Jacket: Every Version

The Arc'teryx Alpha SV Jacket debuted in 1998 as the company's first flagship shell. It weighed 708 grams in a men's medium. The current version weighs 485 grams. That's a 31% weight reduction across 27 years of production, and the jacket has

Arc'teryx Stuff Sack ReCUT

Arc'teryx Stuff Sack ReCUT

The Arc'teryx Stuff Sack costs $30 and ships in a unique patchwork colorway that no other unit will match. Arc'teryx builds it from leftover shell fabrics at the ARC'ONE facility in New Westminster, BC, in sizes S and M. Model number X000007772, Fair Trade

Arc'teryx Product Database

The Arc'teryx Product Database covers 380 products from 1998 to 2025, spanning 27 years of production. Entries include verified weights in grams, fabric technologies, colorway histories, model numbers, and production year ranges where available. The database tracks both mainline consumer products and the Arc'teryx LEAF tactical

Arc'teryx Shoe Bag - ReCUT

Arc'teryx Shoe Bag - ReCUT

The Arc'teryx Shoe Bag keeps dirty trail runners or boots separated from clean gear during travel. Arc'teryx builds it from the same technical fabrics in their $200-700 shells. It costs $50 in sizes S and L with a roll-top closure. Every unit ships in a unique

Arc'teryx Descent Line

Arc'teryx Descent Line

The Arc'teryx Descent Line was a dedicated snowsports collection that ran from 2001 through the mid-2000s. Arc'teryx spent 18 months building it before anyone saw a single jacket. The company hired Tom Routh, a backcountry rider with no interest in half-measures. His job: solve problems the

Arc'teryx Beta SV Jacket

Arc'teryx Beta SV Jacket

The Arc'teryx Beta SV Jacket sat out of production for three years. Arc'teryx quietly pulled it from the lineup in 2023, and the internet noticed. Forum threads asking "what happened to the Beta SV?" popped up regularly. On February 6, 2026, it came back

Arc'teryx LEAF

LEAF stands for Law Enforcement and Armed Forces. It's Arc'teryx's tactical division, based in the same North Vancouver facility that builds their climbing and skiing gear. The division applies the same design philosophy, same materials sourcing, and same construction standards to military and law

Arc'teryx NordNøggen

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Arc'teryx NordNøggen

Arc'teryx introduced the NordNøggen in the 2004 catalog. It's a Scandinavian-inspired fair isle beanie made from 100% Australian Wool Eurolight, with a fleece underbanding and four-dart construction. Two colorways existed: Cinder and Fog. I own the Fog, and I see the cinder popping up now and

Arc'teryx Mantis 2

Arc'teryx Mantis 2

The Arc'teryx Mantis 2 holds 2.5 liters and weighs 190 grams. 100% recycled polyester pack fabric, YKK zippers, ITW buckle. Built for waist or crossbody carry. I don't use it for either. This is my toiletry bag. I already use the Mantis 1 as a

Arc'teryx Gore 5 Panel Cap

Arc'teryx Gore 5 Panel Cap

The Arc'teryx Gore 5 Panel Cap uses 3-layer GORE-TEX with C-KNIT backer technology. The 30-denier nylon shell weighs 95 gsm, light enough to crush into a pocket. No other cap in Arc'teryx's lineup uses a full GORE-TEX membrane. Not DWR-treated nylon, not water-resistant fabric.

Arc'teryx Castlegar Striped Toque

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Arc'teryx Castlegar Striped Toque

The Arc'teryx Castlegar Striped Toque (Model #27407) weighs 120 grams (4.2 oz) and uses 50% wool, 50% acrylic construction with a 100% polyester fleece earband. Made in Canada, this discontinued beanie features an extended slouchy length, bold horizontal stripes, and cuff-less design built for skiing, snowboarding, and

Arc'teryx Powderface Case

Arc'teryx Powderface Case

The Arc'teryx Powderface Case protects ski and snowboard goggles using recycled ePTFE material that absorbs moisture from wet lenses. Weighing 90 grams, this discontinued soft-shell case features microfleece lining, foam stiffener, and drawcord closure for quick access. Available in colors including Buckhorn, Blue Ray, and Rawhide. One-size design

Arc'teryx Mantis 1

Arc'teryx Mantis 1

The Arc'teryx Mantis 1 weighs 165 grams, holds 1.5 liters, and measures 15cm x 21cm x 8cm. Arc'teryx designed this as a waist pack. I use it as a cable organizer. Two years in, it's the best tech pouch I've owned,

Arc'teryx Sniper Zip

Arc'teryx Sniper Zip

The Arc'teryx Sniper Zip (2006 release) uses Polartec Wind Pro textured herringbone fleece to deliver 4x more wind resistance than standard fleece while maintaining 85% breathability. Weighing 400 grams in medium, it provides Polartec 200-weight warmth (approximately 288 gsm) with a brushed herringbone exterior and soft fleece interior.

Arc'teryx Beanie Materials Explained

The material in your Arc'teryx beanie determines everything. Warmth, breathability, durability, how it smells after a week of use, it all comes down to what Arc'teryx built it from. I've worn beanies from all three material categories, and each excels in specific conditions and

Best Arc'teryx Beanies for Everyday Wear

Arc'teryx makes four toques built for everyday use around town. Each balances style, warmth, and versatility for daily wear without looking overly technical. Bird Head Toque The Bird Head Toque is Arc'teryx's most recognizable beanie and the best option for streetwear. The massive jacquard-knit

Best Arc'teryx Beanies for Skiing and Snowboarding

Arc'teryx makes three toques built specifically for skiing and snowboarding. Each handles different on-mountain conditions, from thin helmet liners to heavyweight standalone beanies. Arc'teryx started building helmet-compatible headwear in the mid-2000s. The Fall 2006 catalog introduced the Bucket Liner at 33g in 100% Micro-fleece with an

Best Arc'teryx Beanies for Hiking

Arc'teryx makes four toques designed for hiking. Each targets different temperature ranges and output levels on the trail, from high-output scrambles to slow shoulder-season walks. Satoro Merino Toque for Fast Ascents The Satoro Merino Toque at $50 is Arc'teryx's most breathable hiking option. Model

Best Arc'teryx Beanies for Running

Arc'teryx makes exactly two toques designed for running. Both handle cold-weather runs differently, and the choice comes down to how cold it gets where you train. Why Do Most Beanies Fail on Winter Runs? Running generates heat fast. Your core temperature rises, you sweat, and that moisture needs

Arc'teryx Beanie Sizing Guide

Arc'teryx Beanie Sizing Guide

If you've spent any time researching Arc'teryx beanies, you've seen the complaint that keeps coming up: "It's too tight." The Bird Head Toque, Grotto Toque, and other models have earned a reputation for running small, and I've seen

Arc'teryx Arc Mountain Toque

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Arc'teryx Arc Mountain Toque

The Arc'teryx Arc Mountain Toque is a reversible beanie weighing 80 grams with a bold Arc Mountain graphic on one side and the classic bird logo on the other. Made from wool-acrylic blend with double-layer construction and six-dart fit, it handles 15-40°F. Original retail $50. Discontinued but

Arc'teryx Kragg Insulated Shoe

Arc'teryx Kragg Insulated Shoe

The Arc'teryx Kragg Insulated Shoe delivers warmth in a mid-height pull-on design. PrimaLoft Gold insulation fills the upper and footbed. Vibram Megagrip outsole provides grip. Stretch-knit collar seals out drafts. Weight 350 grams. Price $180 retail. I picked up the Kragg Insulated Shoe at resale for under $100.

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Arc'teryx Fortrez Beanie

The Arc'teryx Fortrez Beanie delivers technical performance in a 27-gram package. Made from Polartec Power Stretch with Hardface technology (88% polyester, 12% elastane, 230 g/m²), this single-layer beanie provides light insulation for active cold-weather pursuits. The hardface exterior sheds snow while the soft fleece interior wicks moisture.

Arc'teryx Geometric Beanie

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Arc'teryx Geometric Beanie

The Arc'teryx Geometric Beanie uses a wool-acrylic blend in an insulated, fine-ribbed knit construction. Weighing 54 grams, this single-layer beanie features geometric patterns and provides warmth for temperatures between 20-40 degrees. Released around 2015-2017 based on retailer listings, this discontinued model appeared in Blue Moon and Wolfram colorways.

Arc'teryx Kragg Shoe

Arc'teryx Kragg Shoe

The Arc'teryx Kragg Shoe delivers slipper-like comfort with real trail performance. Made from stretchy Spacermesh upper, it weighs 320 grams in size 11.5 and features a collapsible heel that converts to slide mode. Vibram Megagrip outsole grips surfaces from gravel to wet rock. TPU overlays and thick