Arc'teryx offers outdoor clothing, technical outerwear, footwear, climbing gear and accessories.

Arc'teryx is praised for its high-quality, versatile, and functional outdoor gear such as jackets and backpacks. However, many customers have expressed dissatisfaction with the brand's customer service and perceive a decline in product quality.

Arc'teryx

leggings

hiking shoes

Jacket

Gortex shell

Ski pants

Down hooded jacket

Softshell

Activities & Outdoor

Outerwear

Clothing

Fitness & Sports

Everything I have from them I love! I have a very compact down jacket that is great for layering. It is SO warm but not bulky at all. I also “borrowed” and kept my mom’s ski shell and love it. The hood is annoying, but if you were to buy one without a hood that wouldn’t be an issue!  So high quality, so warm, and looks great. Can’t recommend enough, if you can afford it!

Love my Arc'teryx raincoat and winter hat. I like how the hood of the raincoat covers your whole head without looking too huge or awkward. Noticed that Arc'teryx has gained traction as a trendy winter wear brand recently 

My wife and I both have the Atom LT hoodie, which we got about 3 1/2 years ago.  They are phenomenally versatile, warm as a single sweater/jacket layer on top of a base layer, but also as a mid layer below a shell if in rain or snow, or as a top layer if it is below 40 degrees Fahrenheit and an additional sweater layer is needed underneath. They have held up great through several hundreds of days of use, and we expect them to last many more years.

Love Arc'teryx! I have a backpack from them that I use for travel everywhere I go. I also have a fanny pack and few clothing items. All are super great quality! Definitely on the pricier end though.

For certain outdoor gear that Im willing to drop $ on I often go to Arc'teryx! I have both a raincoat and puffy winter jacket from them as well as some accessories and I can tell they will last me a long time and have been built with great care and detail. I can't attest to the change in quality overtime as I know theyve scaled quite a bit in the past few years and have heard from others that certain items have had a change in production quality. Overall, I trust them for things like jackets and gear!

Me and my family only buy Arc'teryx Gortex products for shells and ski pants. It's the top of the line, without being gaudy when you are on the mountain. It's the only brand I would trust for a really technical outing and extreme conditions, but I also wear my fleece from here year round and it has held up better than my one from Patagonia. I also feel my down jacket from here is slightly more flattering than my ones from Patagonia. I've also purchased their detergent for washing my down jacket from them, and it worked great. I will admit though that I will continue to buy Patagonia (a.k.a. Pata-Gucci) because even though it has come to be associated with Finance and Tech "Bros," Patagonia seems to care more for the environment and humanity -- which matters to me. 

Excellent quality engineering in this superior tech product.

I have been an Arc’teryx fan for over 25 years. The quality and control of their products was unreal.  The reliability of their products, was second to none. I have had only one issue with, one garment years ago and their customer service was exactly what you would expect out of a high dollar clothing company. Arc’teryx was a
perfect blend of passion, awesome products and customer service. Since they have be bought by a big investor group, imperfections can easily be found on any garment, their color schemes have been lost, they make products for the masses, they have lost their customer service and have the perfect setup for Vail’s, Aspen’s, Tahoe’s,
etc etc millionaires and billionaires. Fashion is function, LOL!!  I will be moving on the another small passionate sports company. I said good day Arc’teryx. 

I don't know how to explain it but all of the apparel I've tried from Arc'teryx, make my body temperature feel... stable? For example, with other brand's leggings, I can feel the cold air through the material, but with their leggings temperature changes feel less harsh(?)

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