A look at Arc’teryx fall/winter collection for 2015 and 2016
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The Canadian brand offers a whole lot of interesting stuff for this winter, beginning with the Interstate Jacket, providing an interesting outfit for urban environments with its waterproof zippers and numerous pockets (and the interesting ability to put the hood inside the neck).
In terms of ski and alpinism, the Procline series should be a must. It features the Comp Jacket (hardwearing Gore fabric with softshell on the back and under the arms), the Hybrid Hoody (lightweight insulated hoody with a Tonyon nylon shell), the Procline Beanie (windproof with air and sound permeable side panels) and the FL Pant (equipped with a sealed cuff and side zips).
For hikers and trekkers, Arc’teryx introduces the Zeta series. It includes the Zeta LT jacket (a N40p-X 3L Gore-Tex shell jacket with special articulations on the sleeves and underarms), the Zeta LT pants (also made from N40p-x 3L fabric with an adjustable cuff and a lace hook) and the Zeta AR Jacket (an hardwired shell jacket with gusseted underarms and 2 special hand waterproof pockets).
2 new down jackets also join the brand’s collection. The Rico Jacket features a Bast nylon fabric and Coreloft insulation on the shoulders to retain the heat, while the Narin Vest will provide an excellent freedom of movement thanks to its armholes.
