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The Ultimate Arc’teryx Size Guide: Jackets, Pants, and Shoes

Last updated: November 14, 2022 by Canberk Koksal

In summary, you can find your most accurate fit by comparing your body measurements to the Arc'teryx size guide. But, as you know, Arc'teryx features different product models having various fits. That's why products' sizing and some tiny details might vary slightly. I'd say you should know them exactly before buying an Arc'teryx product. So, in this post, I've put Arc'teryx size charts and other parameters that you should pay attention to together.

Keep reading to learn how to opt for the right size Arc'teryx jacket, pants, and shoes.

Table of Contents
Arc’teryx Jackets
Arc’teryx Pants
Arc’teryx Footwear
Conclusion

Arc’teryx Jackets

To find out your Arc'teryx jacket size, you'll need to take measurements of your sleeve, waist, chest, and hip. But how?

  1. Sleeve: With your arm slightly bent and relaxed, run the tape measure from your center back neck to the wrist.

  2. Chest / Bust: Measure under your arms, wrapping the measuring tape around the fullest part of your chest or bust. Don’t wrap too tight.

  3. Waist: Take a measurement around your waist at the narrowest part.

  4. Hip: Measure around your hips at the widest point while standing with your feet hip-width apart.

If you know these four measurements, excellent, you can compare them to the Arc'teryx jacket sizing chart. And then, just choose a jacket that fits you perfectly.

But if your measurements are between sizes on the chart, then round up for a looser fit or vice-versa.

Men's sizes for Arc'teryx jackets range from XXS to 3XL, while women's sizes are XXS to XXL.

  • Arc'teryx Jacket Size Guide

SizeM-WEUUKSleeveChestWaistHip
M W
XXSM423279 (31)87 (34.5)71 (28)85 (33.5)
XSM443481 (32)92 (36)76 (30)90 (35.5)
SM463684 (33)97 (38)81 (32)95 (37.5)
MM483886 (34)102 (40)86 (34)100 (39.5)
LM524289 (35)110 (43.5)94 (37)108 (42.5)
XLM564691 (36)118 (46.5)102 (40)116 (45.5)
XXLM605094 (37)128 (50.5)112 (44)126 (49.5)
3XLM--96 (37.5)138 (54.5)128 (50.5)142 (56)
XXSW30472 (28.5)76 (30)60 (23.5)84 (33)
XSW32675 (29.5)81 (32)65 (25.5)89 (35)
SW361077 (30.5)86 (34)70 (27.5)94 (37)
MW381280 (31.5)91 (36)75 (29.5)99 (39)
LW421681 (32)99 (39)83 (32.5)107 (42)
XLW462083 (32.5)109 (43)93 (36.5)117 (46)
XXLW502485 (33.5)119 (47)103 (40.5)127 (50)

* cm (inch)

If you want to buy a product from Veilance (Men's - Women's) or System A (Men's - Women's) lines, you should check out their own sizing charts. 

See other Arc'teryx size charts: https://arcteryx.com/us/en/help/sizing 

If you have more questions about fit or sizing, you can consult them to a Arc'teryx Virtual Advisor. 

Bear in mind that Arc’teryx jackets have different jacket fits, hems, and lengths for different models. So, you should also pay attention to them while buying a jacket.

I recommend you see my Arc'teryx jackets comparison table below. You can also check out arcteryx.com’s own comparison page.

  • Comparison of Arc'teryx Jackets

NameList Price (USD)TypeActivityWeightFitSizesCenter Back LengthDiscontinued?M-W
Alpha Parka Men's999.0Insulated (Down)Ice Climbing / Alpine Climbing / Mixed Climbing805 g / 1 lb 12.4 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL86 cm / 34 in, Drop hemNoMen's
Alpha Parka Women's999.0Insulated (Down)Ice Climbing / Alpine Climbing / Mixed Climbing710 g / 1 lb 9 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL77 cm / 30.4 inNoWomen's
Ceres SV Men's925.0Insulated (Down)All Round880 g / 1 lb 15 ozRegularS, M, L, XL86 cm / 34 in (Thigh Length)YesMen's
Firebee AR Men's949.0Insulated (Down)All RoundRegularYesMen's
Firebee AR Women's949.0Insulated (Down)All RoundRegularYesWomen's
Fission SV Jacket Men's775.0Insulated (Synthetic)All Round890 g / 1 lb 15.4 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL81 cm / 31.8 in (Thigh Length)NoMen's
Nuclei SV Parka Men's399.0Insulated (Synthetic)Rock Climbing / Ice Climbing / Alpine Climbing / Mixed Climbing600 g / 1 lb 5.2 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL81 cm / 31.8 inNoMen's
Nuclei SV Parka Women's399.0Insulated (Synthetic)Rock Climbing / Ice Climbing / Alpine Climbing / Mixed Climbing580 g / 1 lb 4.5 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL70 cm / 27.5 inNoWomen's
Cerium SV Hoody Men's575.0Insulated (Down)All Round415 g / 14.6 ozRegularS, M, L, XL, XXL69.5 cm / 27.4 in (Hip Length)YesMen's
Cerium SV Hoody Women's575.0Insulated (Down)All Round395 g / 13.9 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL68 cm / 26.8 in (Hip Length)YesWomen's
Kappa Hoody Men's475.0Insulated (Synthetic)All Round755 g / 1 lb 10.6 ozRegularS, M, L, XL, XXL80 cm / 31.5 in (Hip Length)YesMen's
Thorium AR Hoody Men's325.0Insulated (Down)All Round490 g / 1 lb 1.3 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL72 cm / 28.3 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Thorium AR Hoody Women's325.0Insulated (Down)All Round420 g / 14.8 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL65 cm / 25.5 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Thorium AR Jacket Men's299.0Insulated (Down)All Round435 g / 15.3 ozRegularS, M, L, XL, XXL72 cm / 28.3 in (Hip Length)YesMen's
Atom AR Hoody Men's299.0Insulated (Synthetic)All Round475 g / 1 lb RegularXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL74 cm / 29.1 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Atom AR Hoody Women's299.0Insulated (Synthetic)All Round410 g / 14.5 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL67 cm / 26 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Atom AR Jacket Men's279.0Insulated (Synthetic)All Round425 g / 15 ozRegularS, M, L, XL, XXL74 cm / 29.1 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Cerium LT Hoody Men's379.0Insulated (Down)All Round305 g / 10.8 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL72 cm / 28.3 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Cerium LT Hoody Women's379.0Insulated (Down)All Round280 g / 9.9 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL63 cm / 24.8 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Nuclei FL Jacket Men's299.0Insulated (Synthetic)Rock Climbing / Alpine Climbing325 g / 11.5 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL75 cm / 29.5 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Nuclei FL Jacket Women's299.0Insulated (Synthetic)Rock Climbing / Alpine Climbing285 g / 10.1 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL67 cm / 26 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Atom LT Hoody Men's259.0Insulated (Synthetic)All Round375 g / 13.2 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL74 cm / 29.1 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Atom LT Hoody Women's259.0Insulated (Synthetic)All Round320 g / 11.3 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL67 cm / 26 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Atom LT Jacket Men's239.0Insulated (Synthetic)All Round345 g / 12.2 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL74 cm / 29.1 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Atom LT Jacket Women's239.0Insulated (Synthetic)All Round290 g / 10.2 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL67 cm / 26 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Proton LT Hoody Men's299.0Insulated (Synthetic)Rock Climbing / Ice Climbing / Alpine Climbing375 g / 13.2 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL74.8 cm / 29.4in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Proton LT Hoody Women's299.0Insulated (Synthetic)Rock Climbing / Ice Climbing / Alpine Climbing320 g / 11.3 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL66.5 cm / 26.2 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Proton LT Jacket Men's279.0Insulated (Synthetic)Rock Climbing / Ice Climbing / Alpine Climbing340 g / 12 ozTrimS, M, L, XL, XXL74.8 cm / 29.4in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Seton Jacket Men's229.0Insulated (Synthetic)Around Town315 g / 11.1 ozRegularS, M, L, XL, XXL70.3 cm / 27.7 in (Hip Length)YesMen's
Rico Jacket Men's249.0Insulated (Down)Around Town325 g / 11.5 ozTrimS, M, L, XL, XXL70 cm / 27.5 in (Centre Back Length)YesMen's
Cerium SL Hoody Men's359.0Insulated (Down)All Round215 g / 7.6 ozTrimS, M, L, XL, XXL69 cm / 27.2 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Cerium SL Hoody Women's359.0Insulated (Down)All Round205 g / 7.2 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL65 cm / 25.5 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Proton FL Hoody Men's259.0Insulated (Synthetic)Rock Climbing / Alpine Climbing323 g / 11.4 ozTrimS, M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL77 cm / 30.4 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Proton FL Hoody Women's259.0Insulated (Synthetic)Rock Climbing / Alpine Climbing275 g / 9.7 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL67 cm / 26 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Argus Jacket Men's199.0Insulated (Synthetic)Running320 g / 11.3 ozTrimS, M, L, XL, XXL72 cm / 28.3 in (Hip Length)YesMen's
Gaea Jacket Women's199.0Insulated (Synthetic)Running265 g / 9.3 ozTrimXS, S, M, L65 cm / 25.5 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Atom SL Anorak Men's209.0Insulated (Synthetic)All Round245 g / 8.6 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL72 cm / 28.3 inYesMen's
Atom SL Anorak Women's209.0Insulated (Synthetic)All Round230 g / 8.1 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL66 cm / 26 inNoWomen's
Atom SL Hoody Men's229.0Insulated (Synthetic)All Round269.4 g / 9.5 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL74 cm / 29.1 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Atom SL Hoody Women's229.0Insulated (Synthetic)All Round237 g / 8.4 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL66.5 cm / 26.2 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Nexis Jacket Women's239.0Insulated (Down)Around Town280 g / 9.9 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL62 cm / 24.4in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Semira Jacket Women's229.0Insulated (Synthetic)Around Town265 g / 9.3 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL63.2 cm / 24.9in (Hip Length)YesWomen's
Alpha AR Jacket Men's599.0ShellRock Climbing / Ice Climbing / Alpine Climbing / Expedition430 g / 15.2 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL79.5 cm / 31.25 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Alpha AR Jacket Women's599.0ShellRock Climbing / Ice Climbing / Alpine Climbing / Expedition340 g / 12 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL69 cm / 27.2 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Alpha SL Anorak Men's375.0ShellRock Climbing / Ice Climbing / Alpine Climbing209 g / 7.4 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL76.5 cm / 30 inNoMen's
Alpha SL Anorak Women's375.0ShellAlpine Climbing180 g / 6.3 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL70 cm / 27.5 inNoWomen's
Alpha SV Jacket Men's799.0ShellRock Climbing / Ice Climbing / Alpine Climbing / Expedition510 g / 1 lb 2 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL78 cm / 30.75 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Alpha SV Jacket Women's799.0ShellIce Climbing / Alpine Climbing / Expedition440 g / 15.5 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL69 cm / 27.2 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Beta AR Jacket Men's599.0ShellAll Round460 g / 1 lb RegularXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL77 cm / 30.4 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Beta AR Jacket Women's599.0ShellAll Round410 g / 14.5 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL69 cm / 27.2 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Beta LT Jacket Men's399.0ShellAll Round395 g / 13.9 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL76 cm / 30 inNoMen's
Beta LT Jacket Women's399.0ShellAll Round350 g / 12.3 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL69 cm / 27.2 inNoWomen's
Beta SV Jacket Men's675.0ShellAll Round495 g / 1 lb 1.5 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL79 cm / 31 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Beta SV Jacket ReBird Men's675.0ShellAll Round495 g / 1 lb 1.5 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL79 cm / 31 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Beta SV Jacket ReBird Women's675.0ShellAll Round435 g / 15.3 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL72 cm / 28.3 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Beta SV Jacket Women's675.0ShellAll Round435 g / 15.3 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL72 cm / 28.3 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Cassiar Jacket Men's799.0ShellSki/Snowboard820 g / 1 lb 12.9 ozTrimS, M, L, XL74.5 cm / 29.3 in (Centre Back Length)YesMen's
Cassiar LT Jacket Men's599.0ShellSki/Snowboard605 g / 1 lb 5.3 ozTrimS, M, L, XL75 cm / 29.5 in (Hip Length)YesMen's
Cita Hoody Women's139.0ShellTraining/Fitness / Running120 g / 4.2 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL67.5 cm / 26.5 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Cita SL Hoody Women's129.0ShellTraining/Fitness / Running65 g / 2.3 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL61.5 / 24.2 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Gamma LT Hoody Men's249.0ShellAll Round545 g / 1 lb 3.2 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL76 cm / 30 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Gamma LT Hoody Women's249.0ShellAll Round465 g / 1 lb RegularXS, S, M, L, XL66 cm / 26 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Gamma LT Jacket Men's225.0ShellAll Round445 g / 15.7 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL74 cm / 29.1 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Gamma MX Hoody Men's349.0ShellAll Round555 g / 1 lb 3.6 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL74 cm / 29.1 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Gamma MX Hoody Women's349.0ShellAll Round480 g / 1 lb RegularXS, S, M, L, XL65 cm / 25.5 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Gamma SL Hoody Men's225.0ShellAll Round310 g / 10.9 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL74 cm / 29.1 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Gamma SL Hoody Women's225.0ShellAll Round265 g / 9.3 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL65.5 cm / 25.8 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Incendia Jacket Women's749.0ShellSki/Snowboard / Backcountry Skiing / Freeride & Freeride Touring610 g / 1 lb 5.5 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL79 cm / 31 in (Thigh Length)NoWomen's
Incendia One Piece Women's999.0ShellSki/Snowboard / Backcountry Skiing / Freeride & Freeride Touring887.3 g / 1 lb 15.3 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XLNoWomen's
Incendo Hoody Men's139.0ShellTraining/Fitness / Running125 g / 4.4 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL(Hip Length)NoMen's
Incendo SL Hoody Men's129.0ShellTraining/Fitness / Running80 g / 2.8 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL73 cm / 28.75 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Nodin Jacket Men's199.0ShellHiking / Trekking155 g / 5.5 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL75 cm / 29.5 in (Centre Back Length)NoMen's
Nodin Jacket Women's199.0ShellHiking / Trekking140 g / 4.9 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL75 cm / 29.5 in (Centre Back Length)NoWomen's
Norvan SL Hoody Men's325.0ShellTraining/Fitness120 g / 4.2 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL77 cm / 30.4 in (Hip Length)YesMen's
Norvan SL Hoody Women's325.0ShellTraining/Fitness110 g / 3.9 ozTrimXS, S, M, L(Hip Length)YesWomen's
Micon Jacket Heather Men's750.0ShellSki/Snowboard / Freeride & Freeride Touring685 g / 1 lb 8.2 ozRegularS, M, L, XL, XXL83 cm / 32.5 inNoMen's
Micon Jacket Men's699.0ShellSki/Snowboard / Freeride & Freeride Touring685 g / 1 lb 8.2 ozRegularS, M, L, XL, XXL83 cm / 32.5 inNoMen's
Procline Jacket Men's499.0ShellBig Mountain Skiing / Ski/Snowboard / Backcountry Skiing / Freeride & Freeride Touring720 g / 1 lb 9.4 ozTrimS, M, L, XL, XXL76 cm / 30 inNoMen's
Ravenna Jacket Women's799.0ShellSki/Snowboard725 g / 1 lb 9.6 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL69.5 cm / 27.4 in (Centre Back Length)YesWomen's
Ravenna LT Jacket Women's599.0ShellSki/Snowboard540 g / 1 lb 3 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL69 cm / 27.2 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Rush Jacket Men's749.0ShellSki/Snowboard / Backcountry Skiing590 g / 1 lb 4.8 ozRegularS, M, L, XL, XXL79.5 cm / 31.25 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Rush Jacket ReBird Men's749.0ShellSki/Snowboard / Backcountry Skiing590 g / 1 lb 4.8 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL79.5 cm / 31.25 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Sabre AR Jacket Men's675.0ShellSki/Snowboard / Backcountry Skiing700 g / 1 lb 8.7 ozRegularS, M, L, XL, XXL79 cm / 31 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Sabre LT Jacket Men's699.0ShellSki/Snowboard660 g / 1 lb 7.3 ozRegularS, M, L, XL, XXL83 cm / 32.5 in (Hip Length)YesMen's
Sentinel AR Jacket Women's675.0ShellSki/Snowboard / Backcountry Skiing590 g / 1 lb 4.8 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL72.5 cm / 28.5 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Sentinel LT Jacket Women's699.0ShellBig Mountain Skiing / Backcountry Skiing / Ski Alpinism565 g / 1 lb 3.9 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL73.5 cm / 29 in (Centre Back Length)NoWomen's
Shashka Stretch Jacket Women's499.0ShellSki/Snowboard670 g / 1 lb 7.6 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL71 cm / 28 inNoWomen's
Solano Coat Women's279.0ShellTravel/Commute / Around Town365 g / 12.9 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL86 cm / 34 in (Thigh Length)NoWomen's
Solano Hoody Men's229.0ShellTravel/Commute / Around Town350 g / 12.3 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL72 cm / 28.3 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Solano Hoody Women's229.0ShellTravel/Commute / Around Town305 g / 10.8 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL68 cm / 26.8 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Solano Jacket Men's209.0ShellTravel/Commute / Around Town340 g / 12 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL72 cm / 28.3 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Squamish Hoody Men's159.0ShellAll Round140 g / 4.9 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL77.5 cm / 30.5 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Squamish Hoody Women's159.0ShellAll Round125 g / 4.4 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL65 cm / 25.5 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Trino SL Anorak Women's225.0ShellTraining / Fitness / Running290 g / 10.2 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL65 cm / 25.5 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Trino SL Hoody Men's225.0ShellTraining / Fitness / Running340 g / 12 ozTrimS, M, L, XL, XXL74 cm / 29.1 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Venda Anorak Women's399.0ShellTravel/Commute / Around Town255 g / 9 ozRelaxedXS, S, M, L, XL75.5 cm / 29.7 in (Thigh Length)NoWomen's
Zeta SL Jacket (US) Men's299.0ShellHiking / Trekking310 g / 10.9 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL77.8 cm / 30.6in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Zeta SL Jacket (US) Women's299.0ShellHiking / Trekking270 g / 9.5 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL69.7 cm / 27.4 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Andessa Jacket Women's949.0Shell & Insulated (Down + Synthetic)Ski/Snowboard895 g / 1 lb 15.6 ozTrimXS, S, M, L67 cm / 26 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Alpha IS Jacket Men's899.0Shell & Insulated (Synthetic)Ice Climbing / Alpine Climbing / Expedition610 g / 1 lb 5.5 ozRegularS, M, L, XL78 cm / 30.75 in (Hip Length)YesMen's
Norvan SL Ins. Hoody Men's399.0Shell & Insulated (Synthetic)Training/Fitness / Running270 g / 9.5 ozTrimS, M, L, XL, XXL71.5 cm / 28.1 in (Hip Length)YesMen's
Norvan SL Ins. Hoody Women's399.0Shell & Insulated (Synthetic)Training/Fitness / Running245 g / 8.6 ozTrimXS, S, M, L67 cm / 26 in (Hip Length)YesWomen's
Macai Jacket Men's999.0Shell & Insulated (Down + Synthetic)Ski/Snowboard1 kg / 2 lb 4 ozRegularS, M, L, XL, XXL76 cm / 30 in (Centre Back Length)NoMen's
Macai LT Jacket Men's799.0Shell & Insulated (Down + Synthetic)Ski/Snowboard855 g / 1 lb 14.2 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL74 cm / 29.1 inNoMen's
Rush IS Jacket Men's799.0Shell & Insulated (Synthetic)Ski/Snowboard / Backcountry Skiing720 g / 1 lb 9.4 ozRegularS, M, L, XL, XXL79 cm / 31 in (Hip Length)YesMen's
Sentinel IS Jacket Women's749.0Shell & Insulated (Synthetic)Ski/Snowboard / Backcountry Skiing600 g / 1 lb 5.2 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL79 cm / 31 in (Thigh Length)NoWomen's
Shashka IS Jacket Women's799.0Shell & Insulated (Synthetic)Ski/Snowboard / Backcountry Skiing585 g / 1 lb 4.6 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL70.5 cm / 27.75 in (Hip Length)YesWomen's
Thorsen Parka (US) Men's849.0ParkaAround Town1.1 kg / 2 lb 5.4 ozRegularS, M, L, XL, XXL91 cm / 36 inNoMen's
Therme Parka (US) Men's699.0ParkaAround Town1 kg / 2 lb 4.5 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL85 cm / 33.5 in (Thigh Length)NoMen's
Piedmont Coat Men's449.0ParkaAround Town515 g / 1 lb 2.2 ozRegularS, M, L, XL, XXL82 cm / 32.25 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Camosun Parka Men's649.0ParkaAround Town960 g / 2 lb 1.9 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL80 cm / 31.5 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Radsten Parka Men's625.0ParkaAround Town745 g / 1 lb 10.3 ozRegularS, M, L, XL, XXL82 cm / 32.25 in (Thigh Length)NoMen's
Patera Parka (US) Women's649.0ParkaAround Town905 g / 1 lb 15.9 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL93 cm / 37 in (Knee Length)NoWomen's
Radsten Insulated Jacket Men's575.0ParkaAround Town715 g / 1 lb 9.2 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL73 cm / 28.75 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Sensa Parka Women's599.0ParkaAround Town785 g / 1 lb 11.7 ozRelaxedXS, S, M, L, XL86 cm / 34 in (Thigh Length)NoWomen's
Koda Jacket Men's499.0ParkaAround Town720 g / 1 lb 9.4 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL75 cm / 29.5 in (Centre Back Length)NoMen's
Magnus Coat Men's549.0ParkaAround Town690 g / 1 lb 8.3 ozRegularS, M, L, XL, XXL83 cm / 32.5 in (Upper Thigh Length)NoMen's
Fraser Jacket Men's475.0ParkaTravel/Commute / Around Town375 g / 13.2 ozRegularS, M, L, XL, XXL71.5 cm / 28.1 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Keppel Trench Coat Men's499.0ParkaTravel/Commute / Around Town585 g / 1 lb 4.6 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL, XXL94 cm / 37 in (Thigh Length)YesMen's
Sawyer Coat Men's449.0ParkaAround Town435 g / 15.3 ozRegularS, M, L, XL, XXL84 cm / 33 in (Thigh Length)NoMen's
Andra Coat Women's449.0ParkaAround Town355 g / 12.5 ozRelaxedXS, S, M, L, XL90 cm / 35.5 in (Thigh Length)NoWomen's
Andra LT IS Coat Women's499.0ParkaTravel/Commute / Around Town755 g / 1 lb 10.6 ozRelaxedXS, S, M, L, XL(Thigh Length)NoWomen's
Codetta Cinch Coat Women's349.0ParkaTravel/Commute / Around Town385 g / 13.6 ozRegularXXS, XS, S, M, L, XL81 cm / 32 in (Thigh Length)NoWomen's
Codetta Coat (US) Women's349.0ParkaTravel/Commute / Around Town425 g / 15 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL81 cm / 32 in (Thigh Length)YesWomen's
Codetta Cinch H. Coat Women's425.0ParkaTravel/Commute / Around Town415 g / 14.6 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL81 cm / 32 in (Thigh Length)NoWomen's
Durant Coat Women's599.0ParkaAround Town570 g / 1 lb 4.1 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL86 cm / 34 in (Thigh Length)YesWomen's
Mistaya Coat Women's475.0ParkaAround Town530 g / 1 lb 2.7 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL92.5 cm / 36.4in (Thigh Length)YesWomen's
Nuri Coat Women's399.0ParkaTravel/Commute / Around Town370 g / 13.1 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL90 cm / 35.5 in (Above Knee Length)YesWomen's
Sandra Coat Women's499.0ParkaAround Town485 g / 1 lb 1.1 ozRelaxedXS, S, M, L, XL91 cm / 36 in (Knee Length)NoWomen's
Seyla Coat Women's425.0ParkaAround Town511 g / 1 lb 2 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL87 cm / 34 in (Thigh Length)NoWomen's
Wynd Softshell Coat Women's449.0ParkaAround Town660 g / 1 lb 7.3 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL76 cm / 30 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Atom LT Vest Men's175.0VestAll Round240 g / 8.5 ozTrimS, M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL74 cm / 29.1 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Atom SL Vest Men's149.0VestAll Round178.6 g / 6.3 ozTrimS, M, L, XL, XXL72 cm / 28.3 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Atom SL Vest Women's149.0VestAll Round153.8 g / 5.4 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL66 cm / 26 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Cerium LT Vest Men's249.0VestAll Round185 g / 6.5 ozTrimS, M, L, XL, XXL72 cm / 28.3 in (Hip Length)NoMen's
Cerium LT Vest Women's249.0VestAll Round170 g / 6 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL63 cm / 24.8 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's
Cita Vest Women's89.0VestTraining/Fitness / Running70 g / 2.5 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL66 cm / 26 in (Hip Length)YesWomen's
Incendo Vest Men's89.0VestTraining/Fitness / Running85 g / 3 ozTrimXS, S, M, L, XL73 cm / 28.75 in (Hip Length)YesMen's
Nexis Vest Women's189.0VestAround Town210 g / 7.4 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL62 cm / 24.4i n (Hip Length)YesWomen's
Piedmont Vest Men's249.0VestAround Town290 g / 10.2 ozRegularS, M, L, XL, XXL70 cm / 27.5 in (Centre Back Length)NoMen's
Seyla Vest Women's225.0VestAround Town230 g / 8.1 ozRegularXS, S, M, L, XL60 / 23.6 in (Hip Length)NoWomen's

If you'd like to see the data sets to Arc'teryx jackets... Jump there:

  • Insulated Jackets: Temperature Ratings
  • Shell Jackets: Performance Data

Arc’teryx Pants

Before buying Arc'teryx pants, you should know various of your body measurements. They're your waist and hip circumferences and the length from your groin to the floor (a.k.a. inseam length).

  1. Waist: Take a measurement around your waist at the narrowest part.

  2. Hip: Measure around your hips at the widest point while standing with your feet hip-width apart.

  3. Inseam: Measure from your groin down the inside leg to the floor while standing. To get an accurate measurement, I'd recommend asking someone to do it for you.

Now compare your measurements to the Arc’teryx pant size chart below.

As with Arc’teryx jackets, if your measurements are between sizes, select the larger size for a looser fit or vice-versa.

  • Arc'teryx Pant Size Guide

SizeM-WEUUKWaistHipRegular InseamShort InseamTall Inseam
M W
28M282875 (29.5)90 (35.5)80 (31.5)75 (29.5)88 (34.5)
29M292978 (30.5)93 (36.5)81 (32)76 (30)88 (35)
30M303080 (31.5)95 (37.5)81 (32)76 (30)89 (35)
31M313183 (32.5)98 (38.5)82 (32)77 (30)89 (35)
32M323285 (33.5)100 (39.5)82 (32.5)77 (30.5)90 (35)
33M333388 (34.5)103 (40.5)82 (32.5)77 (30.5)90 (35.5)
34M343490 (35.5)105 (41.5)83 (32.5)78 (30.5)90 (35.5)
36M363695 (37.5)110 (43.5)84 (33)79 (31)91 (36)
38M3838100 (39.5)115 (45.5)84 (33)79 (31)92 (36)
XXSM423271 (28)85 (33.5)80 (31.5)--
XSM443476 (30)90 (35.5)80 (31.5)75 (29.5)88 (34.5)
SM463681 (32)95 (37.5)81 (32)76 (30)89 (35)
MM483886 (34)100 (39.5)82 (32.5)77 (30.5)90 (35)
LM524294 (37)108 (42.5)83 (33)78 (31)91 (35.5)
XLM5646102 (40)116 (45.5)84 (33)79 (31.5)92 (36)
XXLM6050112 (44)126 (49.5)84 (33)79 (31.5)92 (36)
00W28261 (24)85 (33.5)77 (30.5)74 (29)-
0W30464 (25)88 (34.5)78 (30.5)74 (29)-
2W32667 (26.5)91 (36)78 (30.5)74 (29)-
4W34870 (27.5)94 (37)78 (31)74 (29)86 (34)
6W361073 (28.5)97 (38)79 (31)74 (29)86 (34)
8W381276 (30)100 (39.5)79 (31)74 (29)86 (34)
10W401479 (31)103 (40.5)80 (31.5)74 (29)86 (34)
12W421684 (33)108 (42.5)80 (31.5)74 (29)86 (34)
14W441889 (35)113 (44.5)80 (31.5)-86 (34)
16W--94 (37)118 (46.5)81 (32)-86 (34)
XXSW30460 (23.5)84 (33)78 (30.5)73 (28.5)85 (33.5)
XSW32665 (25.5)89 (35)78 (31)73 (29)86 (33.5)
SW361070 (27.5)94 (37)79 (31)74 (29)86 (34)
MW381275 (29.5)99 (39)79 (31)74 (29.5)87 (34)
LW421683 (32.5)107 (42)80 (31.5)75 (29.5)88 (34.5)
XLW462093 (36.5)117 (46)81 (32)76 (30)88 (35)

* cm (inch)

If you want to buy a product from Veilance (Men's - Women's) or System A (Men's - Women's) lines, you should check out their own sizing charts. 

See other Arc'teryx size charts: https://arcteryx.com/us/en/help/sizing 

If you have more questions about fit or sizing, you can consult them to a Arc'teryx Virtual Advisor. 

Arc’teryx uses two different size ranges for the pants models: Numerical and Alpha. And some pants feature regular, short (S), and tall (T) inseam length options.

So, when you check jackets’ size options, you can see letter-letter or number-letter combinations on their product pages. The first shows the size, and the latter is the inseam length symbol.

For example, M S = Medium Size, Short Inseam Length or 36 T = Size 36, Tall Inseam Length.

But, if you see only the size symbol, it means that the pants have a regular inseam length.

That said, the inseam length of various models might vary. So, I suggest you find out this measurement for the product you'll buy. And of course, you should know its pant fit.

See the comparison table below to stay on top of Arc'teryx pants’ inseam length, fit, and more.

  • Comparison of Arc'teryx Pants

NameM-WTypeActivityTechnical FeaturesInseam lengthPrice (USD)Weight (oz)FitSize (US)Inseam Length - cm (size)Main MaterialNo of pocketsNo of color opt.
Acrople Jogger (Men's)MJoggerAround Town / Travel / CommuteB LR100.008.50Regular28 - 34, 36, 3876 (32)93% nylon, 7% elastane23
Levon LT Pant (Men's)MPantAround TownL DR130.007.40Regular29 - 34, 36, 38Unavail.93% nylon, 7% elastane53
Gamma Quick Dry Pant (Men's)MPantAll RoundQ L DR S T160.009.90Fitted28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 3881.3 (32)TerraTex™54
Levon Pant (Men's)MPantAround Town / Travel / CommuteL DR139.0016.60Tapered leg, Regular29, 30, 32, 33, 34, 36, 3881.7 (30)65% cotton, 26% nylon, 9% elastane54
Incendo Pant (Men's)MPantRunning / Training / FitnessB M LR129.005.80Tapered leg, Trim XS - 2XL79 (M)Aquarii22
Gamma MX Pant (Men's)MPantAll RoundE T B D SR S T299.0015.20Trim fitXS - 2XL83 (M)Fortius 2.0™43
Gamma AR Pant (Men's)MPantHiking / Trekking / Rock Climbing / Alpine ClimbingE O B DR199.0017.10Straight leg, Trim28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 3883.6 (30)Burly™31
Atlin Chino Pant (Men's)MCanvasAround Town / Travel / CommuteV DR139.0014.80Straight leg, Trim29, 30, 32, 33, 34, 36, 3881.3 (32)65 / 26 / 9% Cotton / Nylon / Elastane43
Micon Bib Pant Heather (Men's)MBib PantFreeride & Freeride Touring / Ski / SnowboardW I B DR650.0021.30RegularS - 2XL82.5 (M)NP100d 3L Goretex31
Beta SV Bib Pant (Men's)MBib PantAll RoundW B DR S T575.0022.80RegularS - 2XL84.1 (L)N80d 3L Goretex Pro + N140d 3L Goretex Pro11
Rush Pant (Men's)MPantBig Mountain Skiing / Freeride & Freeride Touring / Ski / SnowboardW I B DR549.0022.90RegularS - XL86 (M)N100d 3L Goretex Pro13
Procline Pant (Men's)MPantBig Mountain Skiing / Freeride & Freeride Touring / Ski / SnowboardH I BR399.0023.50TrimS - 2XL82.2 (S)N70p Goretex Infinium33
Trino SL Tight (Men's)MTightsRunning / Training / FitnessO Q I BR149.008.80TrimS - 2XL80.5 (M)P50k Goretex Infinium + Teslin™ 21
Motus AR Bottom (Men's)MBase LayerRunning / Training / FitnessM BR79.005.10Ankle length, TrimXS - 2XLUnavail.Phasic™ AR II02
Macai Pant (Men's)MPantSki / SnowboardW I B D SR575.0024.70TrimS - XLUnavail.N80p - X Goretex 2L21
Veilance Spere LT Pant (Men's)MPantAround TownRR300.009.00Regular29 - 34, 36Unavail.Recycled TerraTex™43
Veilance Secant Comp Pant (Men's)MPantAround TownH E BR275.007.80Tapered leg, RelaxedXS - XL75.5 (S)78% nylon, 22% elast. + 87% nylon, 13% elast.43
Veilance Convex LT Pant (Men's)MPantAround TownRR300.009.30Tapered leg, Fitted29 - 34, 36Unavail.Recycled TerraTex™43
Veilance Secant Trackpant (Men's)MJoggerAround TownR L DR275.009.30RegularXS - XLUnavail.78% nylon, 22% elast. + 87% nylon, 13% elast. + Venus Drytech42
Veilance Spere LT Short (Men's)MShortAround TownB R LR250.007.90Relaxed29 - 34, 36Unavail.Recycled TerraTex™43
Veilance Haedn LT Pant (Men's)MTrouserAround TownHR400.009.30Tapered leg, Regular29 - 34, 36Unavail.100% wool42
Veilance Indisce Pant (Men's)MPantAround TownH IR400.0014.10Tapered leg, Trim 28 - 34, 3683.2 (28)Goretex 3L Infinium42
Veilance Align MX Pant (Men's)MPantAround TownH ER350.0016.20Tapered leg, Standard29 - 34, 36Unavail.Burly™43
Sabre AR Pant (Men's)MPantBackcountry SkiingW I B DR S T549.0021.20RegularS - 2XLUnavail.N80p - X Goretex with soft shell constr.35
Gamma SL Pant (Men's)MPantAll RoundL DR S T160.0010.20Tapered leg, Fitted28, 30, 32, 34, 36, 38 81.2 (32)Aequora AirPerm™34
Gamma SL Pant (Women's)WPantAll RoundL DR S T160.008.10Tapered leg, Fitted00, 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10,12,14,16Unavail.Aequora AirPerm™33
Gamma LT Pant (Men's)MPantHiking / Trekking / Rock Climbing / Alpine ClimbingO L DR S T180.0012.50Straight leg, RegularXS - 2XL82.8 (S)Fortius™ DW 2.0 34
Gamma LT Pant (Women's)WPantHiking / Trekking / Rock Climbing / Alpine ClimbingO L DR S T180.0010.40Straight leg, Fitted00, 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10,12,14,1682 (8)Fortius™ DW 2.0 34
System_A Eislen Cargo Pant (Men's)MCargo PantAround Town / Travel / CommuteR L DR250.0010.10Relaxed29 - 34, 36Unavail.Fortius™ DW 1.0 42
System_A Eislen Cargo Pant (Women's)WCargo PantAround Town / Travel / CommuteR L DR250.008.10Fitted0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12Unavail.Fortius™ DW 1.0 42
Beta LT Pant Hadron (Men's)MPantAll RoundW I B L DR350.007.80Tapered leg, RegularXS - 2XLUnavail.Hadron 3L Goretex + Hadron LCP?1
Beta LT Pant Hadron (Women's)WPantAll RoundW I B L DR350.008.60Tapered leg, RegularXS - 2XLUnavail.Hadron 3L Goretex + Hadron LCP?1
System_A Metric Insulated Pant (Men's)MPantAround Town / Travel / CommuteE R B L D SR250.0010.40Straight leg, Relaxed2XS - XLUnavail.Fortius™ Air 2022
System_A Metric Insulated Pant (Women's)WPantAround Town / Travel / CommuteE R B L D SR250.0010.40Straight leg, Relaxed2XS - XLUnavail.Fortius™ Air 2022
Beta AR Pant (Men's)MPantAll RoundW B L DR S T499.0016.40RegularS - 2XLUnavail.N80d 3L Goretex Pro12
Beta AR Pant (Women's)WPantAll RoundW B L DR S T499.0015.90RegularXS - XL82 (M)N80d 3L Goretex Pro11
Beta Pant (Men's)MPantAll RoundW I B DR S T275.0011.60Tapered leg, RegularS - 2XLUnavail.N70p 3L Goretex with Goretex C-Knit backer techn.02
Beta Pant (Women's)WPantAll RoundW I B DR S T275.0010.90Tapered leg, RegularXS - 2XLUnavail.N70p 3L Goretex with Goretex C-Knit backer techn.02
Konseal Pant (Women's)WPantRock Climbing / Alpine Climbing B DR S T130.0010.40Tapered leg, Regular00, 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10,12,14,16Unavail.66% organic cotton, 20% nylon, 14% elastane53
Essent High-Rise Legging 28" (Women's)WLeggingsAll RoundV DR120.005.60Next-to-skin00, 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10,12,14,16Unavail.Chira™24
Essent High-Rise Legging 26" (Women's)WLeggingsAll RoundV DR120.006.20Next-to-skin00, 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10,12,14,16Unavail.Chira™24
Contenta Pant (Women's)WPantAround Town / Travel / CommuteB L QR S T120.006.20Tapered leg, Regular00, 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10,12,14Unavail.100% polyester33
Alroy Pant (Women's)WPantHiking / TrekkingB L D QR S119.007.90Tapered leg, Trim 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14Unavail.Aequora AirPerm™52
Sentinel LT Bib Pant (Women's)WBib PantBackcountry Skiing / Ski / SnowboardW B DR525.0018.30TrimXS - XLUnavail.N80p 3L Goretex with Goretex C-Knit backer techn.22
Sentinel LT Pant (Women's)WPantBackcountry Skiing / Ski / SnowboardW B DR S T499.0016.80Trim0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14Unavail.N80p 3L Goretex with Goretex C-Knit backer techn.32
Veilance Logen LT Pant (Women's)WPantAround TownB R LR300.009.50Wide leg, Relaxed0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 1250.5 (6)Recycled TerraTex™?2
Iden Pant (Women's)WPantAround TownQR99.0010.20Tapered leg, Trim 0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 1473 (6)54% cotton, 41% nylon, 5% elastane32
Veilance Allo Trouser (Women's)WTrouserAround TownB L R400.009.00Straight leg, Relaxed0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12Unavail.Polartec Neoshell®42

If you need extra information, see the product pages of Arc'teryx pants.

Also, you can ask an Arc'teryx Virtual Advisor your questions.

Arc’teryx Footwear

Buying the appropriate size for your feet while shopping online might be challenging. So how will you ensure you buy an Arc'teryx pair that's the right fit?

Easy peasy... Just measure your foot length using a ruler or tape measurer from the heel to the tip of your longest toe. Like in the image on the left. Then find your foot size on the Arc'teryx footwear sizing chart below.

If you can't see the length value you measured on the conversion chart, look at the nearest large value to it.

Speaking of which, Arc'teryx footwear products have a standard width. It's categorized as "D" for men and "B" for women in the North American system.

  • Arc'teryx Footwear Size Guide

Foot length cm (inch)M-WUSUKEUMondo
M W
25 (9.8)M76.54025
25.5 (10)M7.5740 2/325.5
26 (10.2)M87.541 1/326
26.5 (10.4)M8.584226.5
27 (10.6)M98.542 2/327
27.5 (10.8)M9.5943 1/327.5
28 (11)M109.54428
28.5 (11.2)M10.51044 2/328.5
29 (11.4)M1110.545 1/329
29.5 (11.6)M11.5114629.5
30 (11.8)M1211.546 2/330
30.5 (12)M12.51247 1/330.5
31 (12.2)M1312.54831
31.5 (12.4)M13.51348 2/331.5
32 (12.6)M1413.549 1/332
22 (8.7)W53.53622
22.5 (8.9)W5.5436 2/322.5
23 (9.1)W64.537 1/323
23.5 (9.3)W6.553823.5
24 (9.4)W75.538 2/324
24.5 (9.6)W7.5639 1/324.5
25 (9.8)W86.54025
25.5 (10)W8.5740 2/325.5
26 (10.2)W97.541 1/326
26.5 (10.4)W9.584226.5
27 (10.6)W108.542 2/327
27.5 (10.8)W10.5943 1/327.5
28 (11)W119.54428
28.5 (11.2)W11.51044 2/328.5
29 (11.4)W1210.545 1/329

See other Arc'teryx size charts: https://arcteryx.com/us/en/help/sizing 

If you have more questions about fit or sizing, you can consult them to a Arc'teryx Virtual Advisor. 

Arc’teryx US shoe sizes for Men's models range from 7 through 13, while they're between 5 and 10 for Women's. Only Acrux AR Mountaineering (Men’s - Women’s - my review) and Acrux LT GTX (Men’s - Women’s - my review) feature different shoe size ranges.

  • Comparison of Arc'teryx Footwear Products

NameM-WTypeActivityWaterproof?Price (USD)Weight (oz)UpperDrop (Stack) (mm)Review
Norvan LD 3 GTX (Men's - Women's)M WShoeTrail RunningYes20010.00Mesh6 (29:23)
Norvan LD 3 (Men's - Women's)M WShoeTrail RunningNo16510.00Mesh6 (29:23)
Norvan SL 2 (Men's - Women's)M WShoeTrail RunningNo1606.00TPU mesh7 (19:12)
Aerios FL MID GTX (Men's - Women's)M WShoeHiking / TrekkingYes18513.00Cordura® mesh9
Aerios FL GTX (Men's - Women's)M WShoeHiking / TrekkingYes17012.00Cordura® mesh9 (27:17)
Aerios FL (Men's - Women's)M WShoeHiking / TrekkingNo13512.35Cordura® mesh with TPU protection9 (27:17)
Aerios AR MID GTX (Men's - Women's)M WBootHiking / TrekkingYes26019.00100% PFC-free woven polyester12 (29:17)
Konseal FL 2 Leather GTX (Men's - Women's)M WShoeHiking / Trekking / Rock Climbing / Alpine ClimbingYes22013.93PFC-free split-suede leather11
Konseal FL 2 Leather (Men's - Women's)M WShoeHiking / Trekking / Rock Climbing / Alpine ClimbingNo19012.70PFC-free split-suede leatherUnavail.
Konseal FL 2 GTX (Men's - Women's)M WShoeRock Climbing / Alpine ClimbingYes17512.00Mesh11Review
Konseal FL 2 (Men's - Women's)M WShoeRock Climbing / Alpine ClimbingNo14511.0060% PA 40% PE mesh11Review
Konseal AR (Men's - Women's)M WShoeRock Climbing / Alpine ClimbingNo18516.00Nubuck suede leather11Review
Konseal LT(Men's - Women's)M WShoeRock Climbing / Alpine ClimbingNo14010.00Polyester mesh10Review
Arakys Approach (Men's - Women's)M WShoeRock Climbing / Around TownNo15010.00Ripstop synthetic with TPU protection10
Acrux TR GTX (Men's - Women's)M WBootHiking / TrekkingYes25019.00SuperFabric®11Review
Acrux AR Mountaineering (Men's - Women's)M WBootIce Climbing / Alpine ClimbingYes75033.00Goretex 3L with TPU protection + 3D PE foamUnavail.Review
Acrux LT GTX (Men's - Women's)M WBootIce Climbing / Alpine ClimbingYes40023.00SuperFabric®Unavail.Review

If you need extra info, see my footwear reviews: https://outdoorcrunch.com/category/gear/footwear/

Also, you can check out the product pages of Arc'teryx footwear.

Conclusion

Whether you're running, hiking, or climbing, gear that fits your body can help improve your performance. That’s why, while buying an Arc’teryx product, it’s essential to look into its ultimate size guide.

But the sizing and some features may differ slightly from model to model. So I've done a deep dive into how Arc'teryx items fit. And I've shared all the tips and advice with you in this post.

But if you still need more details about the sizing, you can speak to an Arc'teryx Virtual Advisor.

For more info about the jackets' performance ratings, see my other post: https://outdoorcrunch.com/arcteryx-wiki/

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Arc’teryx Konseal AR vs LT vs FL 2 vs FL 2 GTX

Last updated: May 17, 2022 by Canberk Koksal

The Arc’teryx AR, LT, FL 2, and FL 2 GTX all offer great stability best paired with rocky terrain. Yet, it’s the Konseal AR (see image) that marries tacky traction with rugged durability that’s built to tackle technical climbs route after route.

In the Arc’teryx shoe lineup, the Konseal AR, LT, FL 2, and FL 2 GTX fill the niche of tackling the approach. Durable, lightweight, fast, and waterproof, all four of these models have their own perks. What they don’t offer is extra ankle support like the Acrux LT GTX.

In summary, the stiff sole and abrasion-resistant uppers of the Arc’teryx Konseal AR offer rugged durability. What these shoes lack in comfort, the Konseal LT makes up for with every stride. Meanwhile, the biting grip of the Konseal FL 2 and FL 2 GTX beckon your feet to the crag.

Let’s get a closer look at how these options pit against one another. 

Comfort

Although the Konseal AR is one attractive-looking shoe, it’s stiff as a board. Same with the Konseal FL 2 and Konseal FL 2 GTX. While this is ideal for lengthy scrambles, it’s a problem when the going gets mellow. 

The comfort level will leave you wishing you opted for a wider toe box and more cushioning on flat trails. For comfortable day hiking shoes, you’ll want to use the Arc’teryx shoe finder.  

The Konseal LT is precisely the opposite. The breathability and flex of the mesh uppers in combo with the lighter weight provide ample comfort on mellow and rocky terrain. 

Arc’teryx even thoughtfully added in a collapsible heel, turning these into slip-ons for lounging around base camp. Of these four options, the Konseal LT is the one I would slap on for a full day of ascending the approach.

Traction

When scrambling around boulders, you need reassurance at your feet. All four of these Arc’teryx approach shoes offer a solid degree of traction. Which, of course, varies with conditions and terrain.

As for the Konseal LT (see image), this shoe surprisingly holds its own among the bunch. The lightweight design and tacky sole offer ample traction on rocky terrain and talus slopes.

For instance, the sticky tread of the Konseal FL 2 clings well to rocks and hard-packed trails, as does the Konseal FL 2 GTX. The biggest difference with this shoe is the Gore-Tex waterproofing adds better traction in wet conditions.

This will likely improve your approach as mother nature releases her furry but to a degree. The design of the shoe leads me to suspect some water may seep in around the tongue, causing some slippage inside.

Meanwhile, what the Konseal AR lacks in comfort, it makes up for in traction. This shoe provides a solid grip on smooth slabs and jagged surfaces. The shallow lugs provide full foot contact allowing you to grab surfaces like a chameleon.

As for the Konseal LT, this shoe surprisingly holds its own among the bunch. The lightweight design and tacky sole offer ample traction on rocky terrain and talus slopes. Just don’t test these when it starts to pour.

Stability

Stiff soles may not be ideal for comfort, but they help with stability. The rigid sole of the Konseal AR does well when the terrain resembles anything but flat.

The Konseal FL 2 hugs the foot with higher synthetic sidewalls that increase stability with each maneuver. Its waterproof counterpart, the Konseal FL 2 GTX, does this and more as it meets the challenge of sloshy conditions with sure-footedness.

And our lightweight friend, the Konseal LT? Even these add stability when precision counts most.

Needless to say, all offer good stability. Yet, if I’m slogging through muddy terrain with a loaded pack, I would go with the Konseal FL 2 GTX.

Durability

For wet and muddy climbs, the Konseal FL 2 GTX (see image) is a better choice.

Slap the Arc’teryx label on anything, and you expect durability. Or so you would think.

Don’t get me wrong; any approach shoes will take a beating. But the Konseal LT may wear out faster than the others. This is mostly due to design.

The collapsible heel leads me to suspect durability issues down the road. Same with the toe cap.

On the other hand, the Konseal FL 2 and FL 2 GTX offer better durability. But like the Konseal LT, I fear the toe cap may eventually separate from the synthetic mesh of both pairs.

Then there’s the Konseal AR. These shoes are built to take some serious abuse. From the abrasion-resistant upper suede to the sole, this is the best option for durability out of the four.

Versatility

The Konseal AR, LT, FL 2, and FL 2 GTX all work for scrambles and climbs. Yet, it’s their technical features that limit their use for varying activities. 

The Konseal FL 2 (see image) hugs the foot with higher synthetic sidewalls that increase stability with each maneuver. 

The Konseal AR may claim “all-around” use, but the comfort level is less than desirable for the mellow section of a hike. Although, they do look good being sported around town.

The Konseal is the opposite. The comfortable fit and lighter weight can take you from flat hiking to jagged scrambling with minimal compromise. It will let you hop around with agility while you're at it too.

What the Konseal LT doesn’t excel at is scrambling up super slick boulders. For wet and muddy climbs, the Konseal FL 2 GTX is a better choice. Meanwhile, the Konseal FL 2 balances weight with traction to keep you light on the approach.

Conclusion

Approach shoes are best when you need precision at your feet. The Arc’teryx AR, LT, FL 2, and FL 2 GTX all offer great stability best paired with rocky terrain. Yet, it’s the Konseal AR that marries tacky traction with rugged durability that’s built to tackle technical climbs route after route.

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Arc’teryx Acrux TR GTX vs LT GTX vs AR

Last updated: May 17, 2022 by Canberk Koksal

The Acrux TR GTX (see image) is better for multi-day hikes where the trail can go from dirt to rugged slopes. This is more akin to what most hikers would need who get technical from time to time. 

Climbing technical terrain? The Arc'teryx Acrux TR GTX, LT GTX, and AR feature an earth-biting grip. What these boots don’t offer is agility. For that, you’re much better off with the Arc’teryx Aerios FL MID GTX.

The Arc’teryx Acrux TR GTX, LT GTX, and AR are built for technical climbs. The Acrux TR GTX can handle varying terrains on multi-day hikes. For jagged rocky peaks, the Acrux LT GTX is a great match. Meanwhile, the Acrux AR has enough warmth and stability to tackle icy routes.

Comfort

Finding a technical boot that is functional and comfortable is challenging. The Acrux TR GTX solidifies that point.

The comfort of the Acrux TR GTX is about subpar. The cushion on the midsole is not as thick as I’d like considering these are designed for rocky terrain. The fit is also tighter than I typically go for. Which, in my experience, means blisters.

What I do like about the Acrux TR GTX is the rubber toe cap. This means you’re much less likely to be cursing the trail when you stub your toe on a rocky ascent.

The Acrux LT GTX is pretty brand spanking new to the Arc’teryx lineup. From first impressions, these boots are stiff where you need it and flexible where you want it.

They do offer a degree of breathability, which is always appreciated. Unfortunately, just like the Acrux TR GTX, the Acrux LT GTX has a narrow fit. So wide feet need not apply.

As for the Acrux AR, these boots are surprisingly comfy. Don’t get me wrong; they’re not like slipping into a pair of Crocs.

But, the combo of the flexible inner bootie, warmth, and lighter weight makes them more comfortable than other options.

Break them in over a season, and they’ll grow more comfortable over time. Of course, like my prior complaint, I do wish they offered a wide version.

Stability 

Aside from comfort, stability is one of the most important features of a technical boot. The Acrux LT GTX offers some excellent heel-to-toe stability. Just try it out on a talus slope. 

The Acrux TR GTX and AR also offer stellar stability. However, some minor improvements could be made.

For instance, the Acrux LT GTX could use a wider outsole to better avoid ankle rolling. 

As for the Acrux AR, it could take a lesson from the Acrux LT GTX and incorporate some eyelets and lacing that go higher up the tongue.  

All that said, I’d still take any of these options on technical climbs and maintain confidence in stability.

As for the Acrux LT GTX (see image), this is certainly an alpine boot with a sole that’s got a bite. On rocky scrambles, you’ll get a good toehold, even on edges. While this is great, it is very technical. 

Traction

Let’s get one thing straight. The Arc’teryx Acrux AR is made for ice climbing.

A good portion of the time, you’ll be heavily relying on crampons. For the times you’re not using crampons, the anti-slip tread provides reliable traction.

Unlike the Acrux AR, the Acrux TR GTX is not made for ice. What it is made for is more mixed terrain that varies from dry to wet conditions.

The Acrux TR GTX has a grippy sole that does well on talus slopes and stream crossings. I’m also digging the deep lugs, which provide sure footing.

As for the Acrux LT GTX, this is certainly an alpine boot with a sole that’s got a bite. On rocky scrambles, you’ll get a good toehold, even on edges. While this is great, it is very technical.

If you’re trekking in varying terrains, I’d go with the Acrux TR GTX.

Use

Arc’teryx claims all three of these boots are built for alpine environments and rock climbing. Which they are, but to a different degree.

The Acrux AR is purely for mountaineering. Find yourself in sub-zero temps with an ice axe in hand, and you’ll want these on your feet.

The Acrux TR GTX is better for multi-day hikes where the trail can go from dirt to rugged slopes. This is more akin to what most hikers would need who get technical from time to time.

For those who really like to scramble up the ascent, the Acrux LT GTX would be a better bet.

Due to the technicality, I wouldn’t recommend any of these for an average, all-around hiking boot. But out of the three, the Acrux TR GTX does have the most versatility.

The Arc’teryx boot finder is a useful tool if you need help deciding.

Value

The Acrux AR (see image) has enough warmth and stability to tackle icy routes.

Your feet are your biggest tool when doing any sort of trekking. I would personally pay top dollar to keep mine in working condition, blister-free.

All three of these technical trekking boots come at a high price. This is precisely what you should expect from anything sporting the Arc’teryx label.

So bottom line, the Acrux AR boots are much harder to slip on than the TR GTX or LT GTX. They also may have some durability issues with the toe. However, they provide exceptional warmth and reassurance when you’re mountaineering.

The TR GTX will offer the most versatility. However, the technical features may be overkill for those who aren’t looking to do multi-day backpacking.

The new LT GTX is a very stylish boot. But, these puppies are too new to see how they’ll withstand some serious trail abuse throughout a season.

Although, if you’re looking to start doing some rocky peak bagging, this could be a good investment for you.

One thing to keep in mind is all these shoes have a narrow fit. If you have wider feet, all the drool-worthy specs will be useless to you.

Conclusion

The Arc’teryx Acrux TR GTX, LT GTX, and AR all have some promising features. Where they fall short is on the narrow fit.

For those who don’t need a wide fit, these technical climbing and trekking boots could be a good choice.

For more versatility, the TR GTX is a solid option. For scrambling, the lugs on the Acrux LT GTX provide great bite. And anyone looking to brave mountaineering can appreciate the warmth of the Acrux AR.

Need a warm jacket to go with your technical climbs? Check out my review for Best Arc’teryx Jackets.

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Adidas NMD vs Ultraboost

Last updated: July 14, 2022 by Canberk Koksal

If you're aiming for comfort and/or versatility, Ultraboost is your pick.

NMD and Ultraboost are two of the best selling Adidas products.

I'd say the first thing you should know about them is that UB's are superior to NMD's in all cases except cold/damp weather use. 

In summary, if you'll be running with your new shoes even just for a few times, absolutely get the Ultraboost and NOT THE NMD. 

For every purpose other than running I'd still recommend the Ultraboost - but unlike running, NMD's can be a good alternative this time. For cold/damp weather use, NMD's can even be superior to UB's. 

Don't forget to check out Adidas' very own Shoe Finder tool as well. 

  • Information given in this article is only applicable to UB 16, 17, 18, 19 20, DNA & PB and NMD R1 & R1 V2.

Let me tell you this first: 

  • Ultraboost beats NMD in almost all departments: Comfort, versatility, breathability and (to most people) looks. 
  • Weather resistance is the only thing where the NMD's perform superior to the UB's. 
  • As for durability, I'd say they score about the same - both are robust. 

UB (Ultraboost) has born as a technical running shoe originally back in 2014.

However, it has now morphed into a fashion favorite modern icon and even started to offer other alternative line: DNA and PB. 

Comfort

  • Ultraboost would probably be the single most comfortable shoe you'll ever own.

In Adidas' entire running footwear line, the UB's come with the softest sole and highest traction. 

In order for you to be able to make a healthy comparison around the comfort levels of NMD vs Ultraboost, you need to understand what is it that drives total comfort in shoes first. 

The answer is pretty straightforward: It's all in the cushion. 

Generally speaking, the amount of cushioning (a.k.a stack height) determines the balance between comfort and energy return. 

The more the cushioning, the more the comfort but the less the energy return. 

So it's a trade-off. You can't have both. 

This is why long distance running shoes come with abundant cushioning. It proves more potential last without flattening out for hours. Fewer cushioning on the other hand wouldn't have enough time to recover back to its original stack height. 

Whereas for sprints, the runners take more advantage of minimalist shoes. Because in shorter distances, energy return starts becoming a higher priority than long-term comfort. 

  • To my knowledge, here are the two main reasons for losing energy return significantly with a more cushioned shoe:
  1. Physiological reason: Higher number of total area inviting more energy leakage when running.
  2. Psychological reason: The more the feedback your mind receives from beneath your feet, the more efficient the mind-feet connection gets.

This trade-off is more aggressive for shoes with soles made of standard EVA foam. Meaning that it's more difficult to benefits from both worlds at the same time. 

And what about Adidas UB and NMD?

Enter "boost" technology. 

Based on a new chemical process developed in partnership with BASF, the chemical company, solid granular material (TPU) is turned into thousands of energy capsules which make up the footwear's distinctive midsole - as you can see in the image. 

With their unique cell structure, these energy capsules store and unleash energy more efficiently in each stride. 

Versatility of Ultraboost 20. Just as good for the streets. 

It's still impossible for boost technology (or any other technology for that matter) to excel in both comfort and energy return departments at the same.  

But it manages to deliver both of them at an impressive level. A level that's impossible for shoes with soles made of standard EVA foam.

Now...

Although both NMD and Ultraboost are equipped with this cutting edge sole, Ultraboost is equipped with more boost particles than the NMD. 

  • In Adidas' entire running footwear line...

...the UB's come with the softest sole and the highest traction.

In the end, Ultraboost provides more comfort AND more energy return than the NMD. 

This is why Dennis Kimetto, who professionally runs with Ultraboost's, set a new world record in 2014 Berlin Marathon with them. 

I'm not planning to make this a scientific article, so I'll stop here. 

NMD R1. Translucent overlays on top of the soft and supportive knit upper help keep rain out.

Breathability

Ultraboost is more breathable than the NMD.

If you've never worn any shoes with a breathable upper before, then I think this will be one of the most surprising aspects of UB for you. 

Keeping you less sweaty and more ventilated, I find breathable upper fabric add to the shoe's comfort as well.

The only time this becomes a problem is when it's cold out - which, in my opinion, is the only scenario where the NMD's can be a superior alternative to Ultraboost. 

Durability & Versatility

I've used one Ultraboost 16 and one 17 until now. They're still almost just as new. 

I ran, lifted and hiked in them but mostly used them for casual purposes.

Having quit my white collar job 6 months ago, now I wear them even more and I don't even look for other shoes. 

Lifting in UB 20's. 

It has been 2 years since I bought both of them and the technical aspect is just as new. 

I expected the cushioning to wear out by time - especially I squat relatively heavy with them {(up to 300 lbs (135 kg)} but from what I can tell that did not happen. 

The foam sole of both my shoes are white, so the looks obviously started to suffer but I didn't clean them by any means. Never treated them gently either. I still like how they look though. 

Conclusion

Does it worth paying the extra for Ultraboost? 

As long as you care about the comfort, looks and breathability (you do); I'd say yes.

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Can I get NMD's and be just fine? 

NMD's are still more comfortable than some other shoes out in the market - but absolutely nowhere near the UB's.

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What if I'll be traveling?

If you think it'll be raining for quite a bit, then NMD's can probably be a better choice. Otherwise I'd recommend the UB's as always.

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Altra Olympus vs Lone Peak

Last updated: July 19, 2022 by Canberk Koksal

#Note: I'll compare both the Olympus 3.5's and 4.0's to the Lone Peak 4.5's in this post. However, I also laid out the differences between Olympus 3.5 and 4.0 as well as the differences between Lone Peak 4.0 and 4.5, so check them out if you're interested.

Lone Peak 4.5's in action.

The most important difference between Olympus and Lone Peak is in their cushioning (as it's the case with almost all Altra trail running shoes).

In summary, with everything else being average; if you're mostly going to be backpacking, trail running, walking and/or standing uninterruptedly, for long periods of time; then you're highly likely to benefit a lot from the extra cushion Olympus has over the Lone Peak's.

In Altra's trail running line, Lone Peak's are the closest you get to a typical trail running shoe and hence a safer choice than the Olympus and is probably a better option for beginner folks.

Additionally, Lone Peak 4.5 looks quite pretty (this Gray/Orange color of Lone Peak 4.5 is really liked by many - including me).

If you think you're in somewhere between these two points, then checking out my Timp 2.0 review as well as my comparison of Timp's to Lone Peak's can be a good idea.

In fact, comparing one of these trail running shoes to Timp's, rather than to each other, would make more sense, but never mind...

Cushion

While it's true that more cushion generally results in more comfort as either the distance to cover gets longer, or the individual gets heavier, or the trail gets rockier etc...

It's a myth that more cushion generally results in less damaging to our joints.

I wanted to make this clear before we get to compare these two products because cushioning would be my single most important criteria when deciding between them - although joint health shouldn't be counted as a criteria.

So, with everything else being average; if you're mostly going to be backpacking, trail running, walking and/or standing uninterruptedly, for long periods of time; then you're highly likely to benefit a lot from the extra cushion the Olympus possesses over the Lone Peak's.

Olympus 4.0. On the shelves around summer 2020.

If you're to be participating ultramarathons with these shoes, then generally speaking, I'd probably draw the maximum event distance line for Lone Peak's at 50 miles (80 km's). Anything longer and you're likely to wish having more cushioned kicks such as the Timp or Olympus.

This is NOT to say that Lone Peak's are an objectively better choice when you're below that limit. Because, if you're a relatively heavy person, more than, say, 200 lbs (90 kg); or the trails you'll cover will mostly be fairly rockier than average; or you're fond of having more underfoot protection for any reason etc...

...then a more cushioned alternative such as the Timp or Olympus can still be a reasonable choice.

BUT...

One strong downside of ample cushion is weaker toe-off when running - which is kind of important when running longer distances, and definitely important when running shorter distances.

Olympus 3.5's.

If you're unaware, here's what toe-off means: Pushing the ground farther from yourself not only using your entire forefoot but also your toe strength. Yes, this results in minuscule differences, but it adds up when you're competing with milliseconds (hint: Shorter distances).

This is the biggest downside of extra cushion.

After reading the entire thing until here, if you think you're somewhere between these two pairs, then I'd probably recommend you to check out the Timp 2.0's. It's probably what you're looking for.

This is it for the cushion part.

Now...

I'd even go that far and recommend you to downright IGNORE EVERYTHING else such as traction, fit, breathability, durability etc...

Not because they aren't important (they are), but because they don't differ much in our case - especially when compared to how cushioning differs.

Men's Lone Peak 4.5 & Olympus 3.5:

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Women's Lone Peak 4.5 & Olympus 3.5:

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That said, I'll try to hit the most important points there.

Traction

Olympus 4.0 equips the most recent, so-called "Vibra Mega" grip technology of Altra. Compared to the outdated "DuraTrac" of Olympus 3.5's, this is a HUGE step forward. Going from 3.5 to 4.0, the lugs also seem to have increased especially through the mid-foot.

"MaxTrac" outsole of Lone Peak 4.5's is undoubtedly better than Olympus 3.5's "DuraTrac".

However, "Vibra Mega" of Olympus 4.0 still shines thorough even when it's compared to the "MaxTrac" of Lone Peak 4.5's - owing to its extra capability that somehow "sticks" to the ground.

But... that's the case when things are kept technically.

In practice, with everything else being equal, higher stack height usually also means lesser traction in many cases. Extra cushion that the Olympus 4.0 has over the Lone Peak 4.5's evens out its advantage, resulting in more or less equal traction capabilities in practice.

So, in traction department, it's safe to say Olympus 4.0 = Lone Peak 4.5 > Olympus 3.5 for most of the cases.

Conclusion

I'd highly recommend you to base your decision primarily off the cushion differences.

If you're going to be participating to an ultra-marathon, absolutely check out the event distance & the chart in the introduction and pick accordingly.

In summary, with everything else being equal and average, if the event distance is more than, say, 75 miles (120 km); then the Olympus is likely to be a better choice over the Lone Peak's because of its extra cushion.

If you won't be participating to ultramarathons...

In summary, with everything else being average; if you're mostly going to be backpacking, trail running, walking and/or standing uninterruptedly, for long periods of time; then you're highly likely to benefit a lot from the extra cushion Olympus has over the Lone Peak's.

In Altra's trail running line, Lone Peak's are the closest you get to a typical trail running shoe and hence a safer choice than the Olympus and is probably a better option for beginner folks.

Men's Lone Peak 4.5 & Olympus 3.5:

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Women's Lone Peak 4.5 & Olympus 3.5:

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