Arc'teryx Theta SV Jacket
User Reviews
I was extremely hesitant to pay this much for a piece…
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Price Paid: $550
I was extremely hesitant to pay this much for a piece of clothing. However after getting it and wearing it for a while, I have no regrets.
It is a very well made product that I believe will last me many years of enjoyment/use. The fit seems just right for layers and still leave room for movement. The zippers are great and ventilation is as well.
Awesome jacket.
This is without question one of the best garments…
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Fabric: Gore tex
Price Paid: $550
This is without question one of the best garments I have ever owned for every temp, every condition, icy cold or summer cold summer rains on the coast after surfing.
This company prides itself in being the best. I have since switched over all of my gear to Arc'teryx and it is simply the best ever made. Period.
I am a bit biased as I have tried all of the major brands and although this being one of the most expensive, one is paying for top notch quality, made in Canada by enthusiasts which makes me feel better than giving my cash to a Chinese or offshore company who charge almost as much and have fat profit margins. So buying from Arc'teryx is a social decision as well as I would rather support families in this continent.
Specs
Specs
| Sizes |
S, M, L, XL, XXL |
| Weight |
549 g / 1 lb 3.4 oz |
| Fit |
XPD Expedition fit, Thigh length |
| Materials |
480N GORE-TEX® Pro Shell 3L |
Description
The Theta SV Jacket is a men's hard shell jacket made by Arc'teryx. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 2 user reviews
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