Question 1

Can this be used as a warm ski jacket?

Seymour, Arc'teryx Guest Services · Accepted Answer

Hi there, thanks for reaching out. The Beta Jacket can absolutely be used for skiing. It is a waterproof and windproof, versatile GORE-TEX® ePE shell. That said, it doesn't have any snowsport-specific features or insulation, so the key to staying warm will be layering appropriately. We recommend referring to our layering guide for more tips on staying warm: https://arcteryx.com/gb/en/shop/layering-guide/

Question 2

est ce bon pour l’hiver

River, Arc'teryx Guest Services · Accepted Answer

Bonjour, la veste Beta est tout à fait adaptée pour l’hiver, mais il faut garder en tête qu’il s’agit d’une coquille GORE‑TEX 3 couches non isolée : elle offre une protection complète contre le vent, la neige et l’humidité, mais la chaleur dépend entièrement des couches que vous portez en dessous. Avec une bonne couche intermédiaire — comme une doudoune ou une polaire — la Beta fonctionne très bien en conditions froides, tout en restant polyvalente pour les journées plus douces ou actives. En résumé, oui, elle est excellente pour l’hiver, tant que votre système de couches est bien ajusté à la température et à votre niveau d’activité.

Question 3

Whats the waterproof and breathability rating?

River, Arc'teryx Guest Services · Accepted Answer

Hello Anna, great question! All our GORE‑TEX shells, including the Beta Jacket, use a membrane tested to a 28 000 mm water‑column rating for waterproof performance. We don’t assign a numerical breathability value like MVTR or RET, since those lab tests can vary a lot depending on the method and don’t reliably reflect how the jacket performs in real conditions. Instead, we focus on how the full garment manages moisture and airflow through its construction, patterning, and ventilation features.

Question 4

Does the jacket pill if wearing a backpack over?

River, Arc'teryx Guest Services · Accepted Answer

Hello Morgan, thank you for reaching out. The Beta Jacket does not pill from wearing a backpack. It’s built with a durable, tightly‑woven 3‑layer GORE‑TEX face fabric, which is designed to resist abrasion and friction from straps, hip belts, and regular pack use. Because the surface isn’t a knit (like fleece), there’s no loose fiber structure that would pill under pressure or rubbing.

Question 5

What size the model is wearing

River, Arc'teryx Guest Services · Accepted Answer

Hello Teemo, the models wearing the Beta Jacket are wearing a size Small.

Question 6

Est-ce que la taille est ajustable?

River, Arc'teryx Guest Services · Accepted Answer

Bonjour, oui, la veste Beta permet d’ajuster la taille grâce à un cordon de serrage au bas de la veste, ce qui offre un ajustement personnalisé selon vos besoins.

Question 7

How do I take care of the gortex waterproofing

Luna · Accepted Answer

Hi Ankita, thank you for your question! The best way to care for your GORE‑TEX garment is to wash it regularly and reapply the Durable Water Repellent (DWR) treatment when needed. When left unwashed, dirt, oils, and sweat can compromise performance over time. Regular washing and DWR re‑treatment help ensure long‑lasting waterproof protection. While the GORE‑TEX membrane itself is fully waterproof, if the outer face fabric stops repelling water and no longer beads, it may appear to “wet out.” This does not affect the waterproofness of the GORE-TEX membrane; it simply means the DWR treatment needs to be refreshed. For detailed steps on how to wash your GORE-TEX product and apply DWR to your garment, check out our ReCARE guide: https://arcteryx.com/ca/en/help/product-care/wash-dry-gore-tex/. As a general rule, use your best judgment: if your garment looks dirty or is no longer beading water, it’s time for a wash.

However, we recommend washing for:
Heavy use (e.g., high-output activities): wash every 5–8 days of use
Light use (e.g., day-to-day wear): wash every 10–20 days of use

We hope this helps!

Question 8

I see the hood can be tightened from the back, but is there anything to make it  fit closely around your face so that cold/humidity don't get in? You used to have toggles for a truly snug fit.

Luna · Accepted Answer

Hi Monica! Thank you for your question. We completely understand wanting a close-fitting hood to help seal out cold and damp conditions. The Beta Jacket was designed as a durable and highly versatile mountain shell. As the base model in our Beta line, it does not include as many features as the Beta AR, SL, or SV styles. The Beta Jacket features a low‑profile StormHood™ with a single rear pull adjuster, designed to sit closer to the head while still maintaining peripheral vision and providing a more streamlined fit. As a result, there are no additional front locks to cinch the hood more closely around the face. In comparison, the Beta AR, SL, and SV feature a helmet‑compatible StormHood™ designed with additional adjustment points. These extra cord locks are intended to accommodate a range of helmet sizes and allow for a more customizable fit, both with and without a helmet. We hope this helps!

Question 9

A local store had the Beta AR and it bunched under the arms, fabric was stiff, wondering if the regular beta version would do the same or not?

Seymour, Arc'teryx Guest Services · Accepted Answer

Hi Furey, thanks for reaching out. The Beta Jacket features a thinner face fabric than the Beta AR Jacket, which means it will be less crinkly and stiff overall. Specifically, the Beta Jacket uses an 80-denier fabric, compared to the 100-denier and 80-denier GORE-TEX PRO ePE fabric on the Beta AR Jacket, resulting in a softer and less rigid feel. The Beta Jacket in a size M is also 2 cm smaller in the chest width compared to the Beta AR Jacket, so it will fit slightly smaller around the chest. We hope this helps!

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