Nuclei FL Jakke Dame

Je possède déjà un ancien modèle ainsi qu’un modèle Nuclei SV Taille un peu plus gran que l’ancienne qui avait une coupe ajustée mais moins grand que le modèle plus chaud

Super jacket. Ideal for the transition period and for quick training sessions.

Terrible quality. For a $400 outdoor jacket, you would expect that the jacket would last more than 5 wears. I had gone for a walk in the forest (as you would with an outdoor jacket like this), my arm brushed against a branch and the jacket snagged a hole. This is super disappointing for such an expensive product, 100% would not recommend purchasing this at all. Customer service was poor too and their only solution was to provide tape to tape up the hole.

This jacket is AMAZING. I bought it a couple months ago and it has been my go-to ever since. I have taken it on a variety of outdoor pursuits from downhill and Nordic skiing to climbing to simply wearing it around town. I would not use it during high-output activities, but it excels in warming me up during breaks. In every context, it has served me brilliantly and, at the risk of sounding hyperbolic, it is even better than what I could have expected. I run super cold and can be really needy on the jacket and insulation front. I have been known to wear 200g down belay jackets in above freezing temperatures and been perfectly content inside without a drop of sweat. This jacket has totally changed the game and I barely reach for my bulky (but cozy!) belay parka anymore. It is incredibly windproof, slightly longer than your average midlayer, and has long arms to allow for full coverage of arms (and hands, if needed). I have no idea how 65g of synthetic insulation can be this warm, but the combination of the windproof face fabric, continuous fill insulation, and sprinkling of Arc'teryx magic enables this jacket to pack a much heavier punch than it should. It is also FEATHER light and somehow feels lofty whenever I put it on. I have been able to enjoy this jacket with a long sleeve cotton t-shirt, jeans, and leather boots up to about 10C either statically or some light movement without overheating. On the opposite end of the spectrum, I have been able to push this down to -10C at night, without sun in the middle of a snow squall, with a grid fleece, thin synthetic base layer, soft shell pants, and insulated boots. I would not stand around in those temps with this as my only jacket, but with some light movement I stayed warm and dry for 2+ hours. In summation, I would buy this jacket again (and will!) in a heartbeat. It is by far my most used piece of equipment that I own and I look forward to taking it on many more adventures. I bought a Large size and am 5'9", 39.5-32-40. It fits me perfectly for my uses but would size up if I wanted room for bulky layers underneath or if I wanted to be able to throw it on top of a shell.

Great as both a layer and stand alone. Very warm for its light weight. I wear it climbing on cold days and belay in summers. I always bring it with me

This jacket comes with me practically anytime I am multi pitch or alpine climbing in the rockies. The warmth to weight ratio is pretty incredible and it has kept my comfy at many a belay.

I've used my Nuclei FL Jacket mostly as a warm layer to have in my pack for higher output activities like ski touring. It's great to have a synthetic layer that compresses so well and is so light. It also makes a fine outer layer for the ski down on colder days or when standing around more than usual. The fact that it has this really windproof fabric is clutch!

This jacket is so packable and yet so warm... It's become one of my favorites to wear around this Fall and Winter. I've used it when hiking, climbing and car-camping in freezing temperatures and it's kept me pretty toasty. It does run a liiiiitle large (I'm pretty petite and a size XS) but I think it's meant to be a relaxed fit to maximize movement and comfort. Highly recommend it!!

I wish I knew about synthetic down many years ago as it outperforms down amazingly when wet. A great warm and very light and packable layer for ski touring, I rarely leave home without this piece of gear. On super cold days, it's important to me that my kit packs down to save space and allow for more efficiency. On wet days, the synthetic down is key and crucial to stay warm as it drys much better. Added wind proofing with this fabric and it's kind of the perfect mid layer or layer to throw on top when out and about.

Both my boyfriend and I love this jacket. It is great weight to warmth ratio. I wear it backcountry skiing, climbing, walking the dog. It’s such a great layer, so light weight and I would buy it again and again. It fits over my proton jacket perfectly for added warmth, I love the fit of Arcteryx jackets with the high neck and comfortable x zip. 12/10 recommend! Hope it never gets discontinued!

I bought this as an alternative to the Atom LT. I wanted something that would be lightweight and warm. It fits wonderfully (true to size, not quite as fitted as the Atom), and feels amazing next to the skin. Comfortable to wear up to around 65 degrees. Worth every penny!

love the nuclei jacket. this is the second one i have purchased. perfect for under my shell or insulation on its own. its very light and packable. i love the synthetic fill. its very warm without the bulk.

I went in to buy the proton but the nuclei was a nicer fit for my body type. It is fitted and hangs a little lower that the proton. Wish there were better color choices though!

I find myself grabbing this jacket nearly every time I leave the house. It's lightweight, warm and windproof. I wear it ice climbing, skiing, I keep it in my pack while hiking. I also wear it around the hood as a day to day coat. perfect jacket to keep in your pack for a backpacking trip. more colors would be great. I like the current yellow but let's be honest, buying a coat in that color is a major flex. because you probably need to also have one in a neutral color.

In early winter, this was a perfect jacket (outer layer) around the town. But what I use the new Nuclei FL most for is as a mid-layer when backcountry skiing, ice climbing, and mountaineering. It is so lightweight and packable, and very warm for the weight/size. It's easy to clip to a harness. The hood fits very well both with and without a helmet, I like the wrist material that slides nicely under gloves, and it looks so dang good! :)