Veste à capuche Squamish Homme

Would be great if it had pockets , is it to save an ounce in the description online . This jacket is not being worn for 100 meter world record attempts, add the extra ounce and put some pockets on these already,

I got my Squamish Hoody a few months ago, and it has quickly become my favourite Arc’teryx piece. I use it for a wide range of activities, from hiking and mountain biking to casual wear around town and even as a jacket for going to the gym. This hoody is extremely light yet provides adequate wind protection. The lightweight yet cozy design means it’s suitable for a range of temperatures and activities. When mountain biking, it’s easy to pack into my hip pack since it compresses down to a small size. However, the thin and breathable material means it may not be warm enough on its own for very cold days, so layering with a warmer midlayer is probably a good idea in frigid temperatures. I honestly have no complaints about this piece. The Squamish Hoody is versatile, comfortable, and highly packable, making it a staple in my wardrobe for travel and adventures. My only note, as mentioned earlier, is the thin material may not provide enough insulation for very cold weather, so wear additional layers on chilly days! Overall, the Squamish Hoody is a fantastic do-everything jacket that I highly recommend for a range of outdoor recreation and casual use. This jacket will remain a favourite in my wardrobe for years to come.

Coming from Denmark and the cold climate in the Nordics I own several Arc'teryx products... I saw the squamish hoody and was like "I need that". Honestly it will probably be my go to jacket in the warmer months of the year and serve as easy to pack jacket, if going somewhere. It should take a few raindrops, but other than that don't expect it to hold out the wet elements. Packs nicely into it's own chestpocket, very nice and simple product. I would wish they made a similar version with Gore-Tex ShakeDry layer on the outside, similar to the GoreWear R7 jackets.

Super light, packable, fabric isn't crispy at all. Wish it had hand pockets, that's my only complaint!

Recently purchased but already put to many uses. Already a go to jacket in mild conditions

Ideal for trail running and climbing in windy or fast changing conditions.

I bought this 6 months ago. It’s lost it’s shape (gone baggy), got a few holes in it and the plastic frame of the hood made a hole of its own and fell out (I can’t get it back in). It’s very lightweight and does a good job but it’s not worth the money imo!

Nice item was dithering about deciding if should keep it or not but decided to return the item. It's good but not 130 pounds good. It's probably double the price point it needs to be. When I compare it to my Atom LT for not much more there is no comparison.

The description says it is water resistant but I found it leaked through very quickly while walking a dog in light mist.

Living in Southern California can be a bit strange, it's chilly (60 F) in the morning but hot during the afternoons (80 F). This jacket do great with the changing conditions and is light enough to be kept in a backpack.

Very happy with the packability of this jacket. For its size and weight it offers great wind and water resistance for short bouts in inclement weather. Super easy to add to any pack or bag.

I have had this current model of Squamish for over a year at this point and am definetely not disappointed with the made changes. The fit is really comfortable while allowing light layers. I've mainly used this in conjunction with proton fl jacket which creates a very versatile combination. The earlier version (before 2018) was perhaps slightly more breathable as I used it also for trail running. I gifted my earlier squamish to my friend who uses it for variety of activities and the jacket still does not show any signs of wear and tear. I am expecting this newer version to last even longer due to at least seemingly strudier fabric.

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Pros: Pack very small for my everyday carry Wind-resistant with great breathability Light rain-resistant (the water goes through, you still get wet if it gets severe) Cons: The zipper of the chest pocket cuts four large holes on the jacket, front and back (see attached pic). Submitted a service request but they only offered fabric patches for self-repair, meh.

I had heard plenty of rave reviews about the legendary Squamish jacket and needed something lighter than the other standard soft-shells I own. This isn't as breathable for high-output, warm-weather activities above 50 degrees, but it's perfect to protect from sun and wind over 50 degrees if you are slow or not moving much. I use it up to 90 degrees for low-output activities in Red/Timelapse color. As opposed to the Gamma LT, which is a bit rough direct to skin, the Squamish is something I could live in. Insanely comfortable, which adds to its versatility. it IS an excellent piece for high-output activities on very cold days (below 20 degrees) - keeps heat and moisture close to the skin, but vents excess heat/moisture out. I wear it just above my baselayer on super-cold days, with a Proton FL or Practicioner AR over, and the Nuclei SV for belays, and it is perfect. If I were dragging it around rock, I'd go with a burlier shell. And I wouldn't work up a sweat in it in too-warm temps. But for ski touring in the open, all-around sun and wind protection in any temperature, and next to baselayer for ice climbing and touring on very cold days, it is perfect. I find myself wearing this just about all the time around the house and in the office in air conditioning, to keep the bugs away on summer nights walking the dogs or at a campfire, and for cold winter pursuits. It is an essential piece.

At first glance I didn't feel as though I had a good use case for this hoody. After trying it on in store I quickly realized it would be the perfect light layer for summer climbing in the Rockies. Nice and breathable but not delicate, the Squamish is exactly what you want for a packable layer when out on the rocks. I bought a size bigger than normal for extra mobility and tucking into a harness and cant recommend it enough!

I have worn the jacket a few times and so far it fits my needs. A few days ago, I had the jacket packed in its inner pocket and hung on its own hanger with a normal carabiner on the side of my backpack. After a short hike I noticed how the jacket hung only by a thread. Unfortunately, and this is really annoying for a 150 EUR jacket, that the hanger is simply torn within a few hours. I do not find the highly advertised quality here. And because the jacket is so thin and only has a couple of seams, it will be difficult to sew it back together on my own. I bought the jacket at an official store, so hopefully it will be replaced.

I bought this product about a month ago. I sized up to XL for an oversized fit but the product came in and fits like an L. All my friends commented that it’s made of some of the thinnest material they’ve ever seen. It feels like the same material used for tents and bevy’s. Spending a $150 dollars on a jacket and getting comments about it looking cheap is not fun. I guess I’ll spend $400 so I don’t get bad quality again!

Love this jacket,lightweight,cuts wind,and fits me perfect in xs.

I'm 178cm 74kg, tried size medium and large and finally bought a large size. Everything is good and fit perfectly except for chest, it's too tight in the chest and armhole. Even size large is too long in length but I feel comfortable in chest. Moreover, hopefully there would be extra pockets on side.

I got the Ether color, and it's a lot more transparent than I'd expected. I would've purchased black if I had known. Just wanted to let anyone who's considering the color Ether to know. Either way, the Squamish hoody is absolutely amazing. I'm gonna get the black color once they're restocked.

I ordered small and XS in Mesmer thinking I would keep the one that fit. However I loved the Jacket so much I am keeping the XS for light layering in spring summer and the Small for winter/fall for heavy layering - The length and overall fit was perfect … I am 1101bs and 5ft 2” - AND I decided to order another XS in vitality … I run/bike commute everywhere so this will be essential for me :) … Thank You!!!

Okay seriously, I've owned many comparable pieces of kit over the years but NONE has come close to how great the Squamish Hood is! I originally bought this as an alternative to my Patagonia Houdini jacket that I loved (but didn't breathe). My complaint with the Houdini is/was that after any high output activities, I would be soaking wet underneath. This is where the Squamish Hoody really shines. Not only is it super wind resistant, it is highly breathable. I no longer get wet and cold after a long run. I am so glad I've added the Squamish hoody to my arsenal. It is now my "go to" mountain running jacket.

It’s a decent windbreaker. The previous version had better breathability and the shoulders are a bit narrow on this revision for someone with broad shoulders/ back. The proton FL, LT, and Atom LT and AR fit my shoulders all in large but this doesn’t. Kinda strange. If I size up then the torso is super bulky. Widen the shoulders a bit and add some underarm ventilation and then the jacket would be great.

This squamish is a great lightweight jacket, super comfortable and good material used / as expected from arc'teryx . .

Love wearing this on quick high-output activities and having it as a backup for long, high alpine pursuits.

I bought this a few weeks ago and I want to return it already.