ARCTERYX CAMOSUN VS FISSION SV SKIN
ARCTERYX CAMOSUN VS FISSION SV FULL
ARCTERYX CAMOSUN VS FISSION SV PRO

We're going to hear about this a lot this winter. Through winter, it's ski & snowboard.Įxpect to see new products and revisions for both activities. 2- Focus on hiking and skiingĪctivity sharp point through fall is fast and light hiking. So from my point of view, this is a step forward for women. I never truly recommended wearing cross gender Arc'teryx anyway. I no longer recommend wearing cross gender products, not even just to a minority. Seems like the delta between the cuts of men's and women's counterparts is growing. Still, even if that turns out to be the case Arc'teryx is still very, very likely to keep up with its 'best winter outerwear brand' reputation in the market by a large, clear margin. My guess is that this new stance will do some harm on the performance and technicality side of things. Men's counterpart has slowly been undergoing the same evolution, and we can also expect seeing similar changes with men's department soon. With Arc'teryx putting more and more focus on fashion day after day, this might not be all that surprising when you think about it.įrom what I can see, this isn't going to remain limited to women's either.

Sentinel IS ( read my review) → Sentinel Insulated.

Sentinel AR ( read my review) → Sentinel.

Sentinel LT ( read my review) → Sentinel.

Rho LTW ( read my review) → Rho Merino Wool.

Rho AR ( read my review) → Rho Heavyweight.

Atom AR ( read my review) → Atom Heavyweight.

Only applies to women's counterparts, including vests.

ARCTERYX CAMOSUN VS FISSION SV FULL

Suffixes (e.g LT, AR, SV) in insulated jacket names are wiped off for women, with the exception of Cerium SV (expected release is early 2023).įollowing is the full naming changes on the making. I'm excited and anxious about this at the same time. Alp.Naming scheme and fit of women's counterparts are changing dramatically. Patagonia Frozen Range ( Men's - Women's) Sabre Insulated ( Men's): Can be an option if you want insulation.Not even when you need to carry this item in a carry-on luggage. But I can't think of any situations where this edge would justify other drawbacks. The only upside to this jacket compared to others is packability (it packs into its own stuff sack unlike other models here). Even if you run cold I'd recommend layering the Rush instead of getting a Rush Insulated. Why not Rush Insulated? That thing would be an oven. Macai, Theriss Down and Sabre Insulated does have it. I can understand getting an insulated ski jacket although I'm not a fan of it. Rush Insulated ( Men's- Women's): Not recommended.On top of that, Sabre SV also offers a two-way zipper in addition to pit zips. Only Alpha SV and the discontinued Incendia had 100d everywhere in entire Arc'teryx history.

Even the Beta SV didn't have that kind of privilege. Sabre SV ( Men's): A super-long overachiever.So it's not as robust, durable and weather resistant as the Rush either. It offers 80 denier throughout the entire garment.

ARCTERYX CAMOSUN VS FISSION SV PRO

The second main difference is that unlike the Rush, the face fabric of the Sabre is not Gore-Tex Pro but Gore-Tex AND it doesn't have 100d thick reinforcements. But you can't remove it (e.g you can overheat), jacket is 50% heavier and putting the jacket on and off can be a bit more difficult.

ARCTERYX CAMOSUN VS FISSION SV SKIN

It's warm, more comfy to skin and not as 'crinkly' on the move. Flannel liner too however is a double edged sword. Not as bad as the Rush Insulated or Sabre Insulated, which are down insulated. Because it's not technically insulated and instead just offers a flannel liner. I've never been a fan of insulating a ski jacket but the Sabre is kind of in the middle.

Sabre ( Men's): First main difference between Rush and Sabre is that Sabre offers a flannel liner.

Still, should not be a deal breaker for most. The straps of a backpack however can get in the way of accessing hand warmer pockets. Two internal dump pockets offer plenty of room. Has got everything you need in a ski jacket: 3L Gore-Tex Pro face fabric with reinforcements, pit zips, and a powder skirt. All 5 of Sabre and Rush jackets compared by Arc'teryx:

Arcteryx camosun vs fission sv