Arc'teryx Solo Jacket

Average Rating: Not yet rated
Become the first reviewer

View Description
No Reviews
Write a Review
Compare Prices
View Similar Products

Description

The Solo Jacket is a synthetic insulated jacket made by Arc'teryx. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

Here's what other sites are saying:

From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Arcteryx Men's Solo Jacket (Fall 2008) The Men's Solo Jacket by Arcteryx is incredibly light and compressible and destined to be taken on every outing. Extremely hydrophobic and breathable, this jacket is a superb summit jacket, a super-warm mid-layer, or a perfect camp piece. Constructed with a single layer of ThermaTek laminated insulation, the Solo is tremendously warm for its weight and denies moisture retention. Specifications: Weight: 14.5 oz (550 g) M Features: Exclusive laminated 2.7 oz ThermaTek non-quilted construction One internal pocket with attachment loop Smooth knit gusseted cuffs Two hand pockets with laminated zippers Waist length Articulated elbows Hem Draw cord Zipper guard Internal pocket with built in stuff sack Fabrics: 2.7 oz ThermaTek We are not able to ship Arcteryx products outside the US because of that other thing."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"No excuse to get stuck without an extra layer, the Arc'teryx Solo Jacket for Men, weighting in at just 14oz, has a built in stuff sack and is so compressible you can throw in your jacket pocket. Built with Arcteryx single layer TermaTek laminated insulation, it is extremely warm for its weight, hydrophobic & breathable, making it a great summit jacket, midlayer, or base camp pullover."

From Backcountry.com:
"At a weight of only 14.5 ounces, the Arc'teryx Men's Solo Insulated Jacket provides much-needed insulation for fast-moving ascents in cold weather. A single layer of continuous-filament ThermaTek insulation keeps you toasty at a rest break and ensures that the Solo Insulated Jacket has no cold spots to cause discomfort. This waist-length Arc'teryx jacket stuffs into its own internal pocket, so you can pack it away quickly and get on with your climb."