Arc’teryx Stinger Bib Pant – Men’s

The Arc’teryx Stinger Bib Pant for men is built for the backcountry, and it performs like it, as the durable but breathable Gore-Tex Pro fabric keeps all moisture out and stands up well to abrasions, and the side zippers increase ventilation. The pockets are big enough for a beacon, snacks, and ski straps, and the drop seat makes pooping in the woods a breeze. This bib pant has great mobility for all kinds of outdoor pursuits and room for layering, but it is recommended to try them on before buying to make sure the legs and bib fit well.

Arc’teryx Fortrez Hooded Fleece Jacket – Men’s

The Arc’teryx Fortrez Hooded Fleece Jacket for men is a great option for a more technical fleece that provides moisture-wicking qualities, ventilation, and weather protection. The moderate warmth makes this fleece a good choice for a stand-alone layer during shoulder seasons, or as a layer under a tougher shell during alpine adventures.

Arc’teryx Squamish Hooded Jacket – Men’s

The Arc’teryx Squamish Hooded Jacket for men is a durable windbreaker with a great fit. It is best used in warmer and dry conditions since it has little to no protection against rain and snow. While the jacket breaths well, it lacks ventilation and pockets. Even though the Squamish works well as a warm weather jacket, there are cheaper and more suitable windbreakers on the market.

Arc’teryx AR-395a Harness

The Arc’teryx AR-395a Harness is made to be your best friend on all pitches, glaciers, and everything in between, and it lives up to that expectation. With a light build and superior comfort for its weight, this harnesses is designed to hold enough gear for a multi-pitch climb while being comfortable enough to belay in or wear under a backpack. While the leg loops are the weak point in terms of comfort and size, most users are willing to look past this for the superior comfort that the harness offers in the waist and its overall durability and usefulness.

Arc’teryx Beta SL Jacket – Women’s

The Arc’teryx Beta SL Jacket for women is loved for its almost unbelievable lightness and breathability. While users generally find this jacket waterproof, some are underwhelmed after getting wet while wearing it. This jacket is more useful as an emergency rain jacket, as its lightness and packability make it easy to take anywhere, but its less-durable fabric make it more prone to wearing out quickly.

Arc’teryx Rho LT Zip-Neck Top – Men’s

The Arc’teryx Rho LT Zip-Neck Top for men is an amazing and feature rich baselayer that keeps you warm while doubling as a stylish and functional everyday shirt. Bonded pockets, flat seam construction, and a zippered neck are some of the features that really set this baselayer apart from basic underwear shirts, and the long snug fit makes sure it stays where it’s supposed to no matter how active you get. This baselayer holds up to wash cycle after wash cycle without pilling or shrinking, so while it is very expensive, expect it to outlast competitors.

Arc’teryx Gamma MX Softshell Jacket – Men’s

The Arc’teryx Gamma MX Softshell Jacket is good at what it does — act as a moderately wind- and waterproof soft shell with good mobility and a flattering fit. While it will not stand up to very cold temperatures, the fleece lining will keep you cozy in the fall and spring and on mild winter days. People looking for an all-around ski shell may be disappointed, as the slim fit does not accommodate layering and the price is steep, but for high-output activities on cool days, this jacket is comfortable and appreciated for its durability and comfort.

Arc’teryx Rush Jacket – Men’s

The Arc’teryx Rush Jacket for men was built with the high intensity winter athlete in mind. While providing the bells and whistles, this jacket still manages to be lightweight. It has rock solid weather protection, breathability, and durability, all of which comes, of course, at a premium cost.