Brand: Arc'teryx

    Category: Climbing Insulation

    Recommended by Jason Antin, IFMGA/AMGA Mountain Guide | Avalanche Educator | Mountain Performance Coach — Golden, CO

    The Proton Hoody by Arc'teryx is a versatile and lightweight insulation layer designed for dynamic outdoor activities. Its exceptional warmth-to-weight ratio and packable design make it an essential companion for adventurers facing varying weather conditions. 1. Advanced Composite Mapping: Utilizes a combination of materials to provide targeted warmth and breathability where you need it most. 2. Coreloft™ Insulation: Lightweight and compressible insulation that retains warmth even when wet, ensuring comfort in diverse conditions. 3. Durable Water Repellent (DWR) Finish: Helps shed moisture and light rain, enhancing the hoody's performance in unpredictable weather. 4. Adjustable Hood: Features a fitted design that provides warmth and protection while allowing for unobstructed peripheral vision. 5. Two Hand Pockets: Strategically placed pockets for convenient storage and easy access to essentials while on the move. 6. Lightweight and Packable: Easily stows into its own pocket, making it ideal for travel and layering without added bulk. 7. Articulated Patterning: Designed for optimal mobility and comfort during active pursuits, accommodating a full range of motion. The Proton Hoody is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts engaging in activities such as hiking, climbing, or skiing in cool to cold conditions. It excels in environments where versatility is key, including alpine settings and transitional weather. Ideal for intermediate to advanced users, this hoody is designed for those who demand performance and functionality in their gear. Its lightweight and packable nature makes it an excellent choice for multi-day trips or spontaneous adventures, especially during fall and winter seasons.

    Price: $350

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    What other hosts are saying

    3 experts recommend the Arc'teryx Proton Hoody.

    Blake Votilla, AMGA Certified Ski Guide

    Nice mid layer for colder days. Check out the Atom jacket for a lighter weight mid layer.

    Recommended in Ski Touring

    Philip Burnett, Weber State University Rental Manager

    Another great option for active insulation, esp if you run colder or your objective is colder. This one is warmer than the nano-air light, but also less breathable by design.

    Recommended in Winter Alpine Climbing