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Arc'teryx Beta SL Jacket - Men's |
Retail: $249.95
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Arc'teryx Beta SL Jacket - Men's description Thanks to waterproof breathable Gore-Tex Paclite fabric and a thoughtful design, the Arc'teryx Men's Beta SL Jacket provides total weather protection for only 11oz. Arc'teryx took a minimalist approach to creating this ultralight shell. The Beta SL Jacket includes no features that would add unnecessary weight. Two high hand pockets remain accessible in spite of your backpack or climbing harness, and a trim-fitting hood protects without inhibiting your peripheral vision. |
not sure yet
mailforfra523496: 
I have had the jacket for only a few months now, it was very expensive and am still considering if it was worth it. There isnt much to the jacket which makes me question its durability, Ill have to wear it on a few more trips before I decide. Other wise the fit is true and the color scheme is very appealing. The waist is short as mentioned below, im 6'2" and the jacket length is at its max shortness for me.
Great lightweight shell...
OuterVenturous: 
I have the older version of this shell with GTX XCR in the shoulders and I love it. The paclite fabric is more durable than I expected though and it is tough enough for skiing abuse yet light enough for backpacking. Like most Arcteryx products, the quality and fit is fantastic (trim with enough room for layering). The cut is a bit short at the waist.
Arc'teryx remains at the top
mpwoodbury2164966: 
I bought this jacket after a long search. I have the Arc'teryx Fission AR jacket and I loved it! The fit is slimmer than most jackets. I have layered a capeline, and heavy fleece under and it works well. I am 5'10 and 210lbs so room is important and this jacket mixes a slim fit with the right amount of room. I took it white water rafting in early June in Colorado and it repelled everything the river threw at me. It also has a regular hood which isn't bad, but the hood fit well over my helmet. I bought this jacket because I wanted a lightweight jacket for spring and late fall. I couldn't be more happy. I also have the Outdoor Research Mentor jacket that has the Gore-tex pro shell and I don't really even use it because of this jacket. The only complaint I would have is that there are only two pockets. Adding a chest pocket would make this jacket a step better. Overall, it kept me dry when I needed it too. Good ventilation even without the pit zips.
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