Arc-Teryx gear reviews
Independent reviews of all products from Arc-Teryx
The super light Nodin Jacket makes its debut in Arc'teryx's hiking-specific Traverse Collection this summer. We put it to the test on a blustery Scottish hike to see how it would fare in the howling Highland wind.
New for summer 2018, the Norvan LD from Arc'teryx is designed to meet the demands of long distance trail running. We put the shoes to the test over a series of lengthy runs in our local hills to see if they could withstand the not so swift challenge. ...
The leather version of Arc'teryx's Acrux SL approach shoe promises enhanced durability and style, which we put to the test.
Not ones to squander their design and manufacturing talent Arc'teryx have come up with another blinder in the form of the updated Cerium SL jacket.
One of the lightest insulation layers on the market, the premium-quality Cerium LT may also be the warmest per gram too. Our review finds out if it's worth your hard-earned cash.
We review the Arc'teryx Acrux AR, the top-end mountaineering double boot from one of the world's premier outdoor brands. Does it prove as innovative as we've come to expect?
The 'AR' in Arc'teryx's Beta AR stands for 'All-rounder' so it should be perfect for active travel... We put that 'AR' badge to the test
We review the Arc'teryx Alpha SV hard shell jacket, a top-of-the-range mountaineering garment that offers bomb-proof weather protection, but comes at considerable cost.
We test the Arcteryx Arenite midlayer to see how versatile it can be faced with changeable weather conditions and intensities
We test the Arc'teryx Bora 2 Mid GTX, which is an innovative approach to hiking boots that you'll probably either love or hate
The Arc’teryx Ether zip neck is designed for extended backpacking and trekking but is it more versatile than that? We review it here
The Arc’teryx Rampart are functional and smart looking lightweight trousers that will look equally at home on the hill or down the pub
We review the Arc’teryx Tenquille softshell hoody, a versatile, lightweight softshell suitable for a multitude of activities
We test Arc’teryx’s A2B Commuter Hardshell Jacket – a bright, light, cleverly designed storm-proof top layer that’s designed to keep you dry and seen for all-weather cycling commutes
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