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Arc'teryx Men's Sidewinder AR Jacket

$249.39

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Arc'teryx Men's Sidewinder AR Jacket

For deep powder days, in the backcountry or on the mountain, the Arcteryx Sidewinder AR Jacket for Men delivers superior performance against the elements. Fully equipped for the deep snow runs, the Sidewinder features a snow-blocking powder skirt, stowable hood, pit zips, a Recco avalanche rescue reflector and a laminated radio pocket. Plenty of pockets and one hand pull cords make the Sidewinder an ideal choice for hard-charging storm protection.

Gore-Tex® Pro Shell 3L
Laminated powder skirt with gripper elastic and snap closure
Laminated quick dry chin guard
Laminated die-cut Velcro® cuffs
Helmet compatible Stow Hood
One hand pull cords
Two-way pit zips
Watertight Sidewinder™ front, pit and pocket zippers
Molder zipper garages
Two hand pockets with sewn in zippers
Two laminated internal pockets
Laminated Opti radio pocket
One chest pocket
Recco® avalanche rescue reflector
Micro seam allowances
Tiny GORE-TEX® seam tape

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Reviews - Arc'teryx Men's Sidewinder AR Jacket

Dohun Kim - 2010-05-15

Great jacket!!
Weight - Arc'teryx hardshell always satisfied me. Compare with LT jackets, naturally it's more heavy but It's AR jacket!! One thumb up! Design & color - Unique design! Sidewinder Zipper design really satisfied me. i got candy apple red, i love the color too!! Two thumb up!! Activities - Great at winter mountain trekking. Windproof..Waterproof..but not heavy also not too warm. Good for skiing too!! But if the weather is cold, you should prepare other insulate jacket. This jacket isnot warmth jacket!! This is Hardshell..so don't blame this jacket for the warmth. I love sidewinder..although Lt jacket is better to climbing mountains, but this jacket is good at wintersports!!

Anonymous - 2009-12-07

Keeps out the elements
Bombproof jacket. i have had just it and my base layer on in -30 winds snowshoeing in Montana. Ive used it in downpours in the midwest too. keeps me dry, warm and free of the elements. If i get too hot the pit vents do the trick. I wear my sidewinder backcountry snowboarding and I am amazed how comfortable I stay. tough too, ive caught multiple tree limbs and snags on tight runs and some how it hasn't ripped. Im 5'11" and 152lbs, got the medium and it fits perfect, tight enough for technical movements but has the room to layer a base, mid layer and fit a down sweater from Patagonia while still allowing comfortable movement. with its construction, I might die before this jacket wears out!