Colossal Arc’teryx spring jacket sale — save up to 45% right now
Now's the time to score Arc'teryx outerwear
The season of spring sales events is upon us, and even ultra-high-tech outerwear brands like Arc'teryx have deeply discounted deals. In this case, it's on last season's styles. With savings up to 45% off, here are the ones I recommend.
Men's Arc'teryx Delta fleece jackets start at just $88, Norvan Windshells are only $91 and women's Sima Pullovers are $98. All of these deals are through the Arc'teryx outlet.
Arc'teryx spring outerwear deals – quick links
- Arc'teryx Delta Jacket (men's): was $160 now $88
- Arc'teryx Norvan Windshell (men's): was $130 now $91
- Arc'teryx Norvan Windshell (women's): was $130 now $91
- Arc'teryx Sima Pullover (women's): $140 now $98
- Arc'teryx Delta Half Zip Hoody (men's): was $180 now $126
- Arc'teryx Atom Crew Neck Pullover (women's): was $240 now $180
- Arc'teryx Atom LT Hoody (men's): was $260 now $195
Arc'teryx spring outerwear deals
Arc'teryx Delta Jacket (men's): was $160 now $88
Designed with mountain climbers in mind, this handsome fitted jacket is ultra-breathable and stretchy. Made from Polartec Powder Dry Fleece, it also provides plenty of insulating power, despite weighing just under nine ounces.
Arc'teryx Norvan Windshell (men's): was $130 now $91
The Arc'teryx Norvan is a ridiculously lightweight and packable windbreaker built for trail runners, but that doesn't mean you can't rock it in more chill settings. Weighing just 3.2 ounces, this vented shell provides solid protection from wind and moisture.
Arc'teryx Norvan Windshell (women's): was $130 now $91
Ladies can also get in on the Norvan Windshell goodness, with two styles to select from, including, yellow and grey — men only get purple. The women's version, somehow, weighs even less than the men's, just 2.3 ounces, yet boasts all the same features.
Arc'teryx Sima Pullover (women's): $140 now $98
This stylish quarter-zip pullover is designed with hikers and trekkers in mind. Weighing a little over five ounces, the synthetic fabric is UPF-rated for sun protection. Perfect for warmer climates, it's also plenty breathable and moisture-wicking.
Arc'teryx Delta Half Zip Hoody (men's): was $180 now $126
Like the Delta fleece jacket above, the hooded half-zip version is built for maximum mobility, breathability and sweat-absorbing prowess. Ideal for a range of outdoor adventures, this cozy fleece provides ample insulating power despite its lightweight design.
Arc'teryx Atom Crew Neck Pullover (women's): was $240 now $180
The Atom Crew Neck pullover weighs a mere 8.5 ounces but provides plenty of synthetic insulating power. Wear it as a mid-layer or as an outer shell — the jacket has a high degree of moisture and wind resistance. It's also highly packable.
Arc'teryx Atom LT Hoody (men's): was $260 now $195
I don't own the Arc'teryx Atom LT Hoody, but I've come darn close to buying one on multiple occasions, including as I write this. Real talk: I love synthetic, lightweight insulated jackets, especially those that can be worn as a main or mid-layer. And the Atom LT is among the most technical and sleekest out there.
Arc'teryx is just one of several Gorpcore brands with seriously tempting sales at the moment. Several of my favorite L.L. Bean puffers are also on deep discount. Similarly, REI has a handful of my go-to Patagonia jackets on sale. Last but not least, Nike has all sorts of fly kicks marked down, including several top-rated TG models.
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Dan Bracaglia is the Tom’s Guide editorial lead for all things smartwatches, fitness trackers and outdoor gear. With 15 years of experience as a consumer technology journalist testing everything from Apple Watches to instant cameras, Dan is deeply passionate about helping readers save money and make informed purchasing decisions. In 2024 so far, Dan’s tested dozens of wearables, including the latest devices from Apple, Google, Garmin, Fitbit and Samsung.
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