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| Men's Clothing > Jackets & Vests | Rated: 
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Also available for: Women |
When March settles in and it's time to shrug off your winter parka for something a little more lightweight that blocks the wind and sheds moisture, turn to the Solano Jacket from ARCTERYX. Chill, early spring breezes won't get at you with WINDSTOPPER material and high collar with a modern cut. Specifications based on size Medium.
The Arc’Teryx Solano Jacket is a lightweight, Windstopper shell ideal to combat wind, and lightly insulate. Great to protect from the wind and wick moisture during activity, the Solano Jacket weight in at only 11.7 ounces. With articulated elbows, no-lift gusseted underarm, stretch wrist gusset and an adjustable hem drawcord this jacket moves with you; so light you forget it’s there.
Capped off this two hand pockets and a full front zip with wind flap, the Solano Jacket is a perfect lightweight, breathable wind shell for an active user.
The lightweight Arc'teryx Solano Jacket is the perfect choice for times you need total wind protection and not a lot of warmth. Made with Gore-Tex® Windstopper® fabric, the Solano Jacket blocks all the wind without compromising breathablity, perfect for high intensity aerobic activities in cooler temperatures. A polyester face fabric sheds moisture while Nylon lined sleeves reduces friction so it remains easy on/easy off regardless what you are wearing beneath it.
The lightweight Arc'teryx Solano Jacket for men is a polyester faced WINDSTOPPER® shell that sheds moisture exceedingly well and balances protection with active use breathability. Nylon lined sleeves facilitate donning the jacket, and gives ease of movement. a brushed polyester lining on the body wicks moisture and adds a small degree of insulation
If you're more in the market for a windproof next spring then there's one on offer called the Solano Jacket.
The lightweight Solano Jacket is a polyester faced WINDSTOPPER® shell that sheds moisture exceedingly well and balances wind protection with active use breathability. Nylon lined sleeves facilitate donning and ease of movement, and a brushed polyester lining on the body wicks moisture and adds a small degree of insulation.
The Arc'teryx Men's Solano Softshell Jacket protects you from a howling gale with its nylon face fabric and WindStopper membrane. Although the Solano Softshell Jacket adds warmth and wicking with a brushed polyester lining, it has smooth nylon inside the sleeves to eliminate bunching when worn over a base layer. Thanks to the thin, lightweight design of this Arc'teryx softshell, it provides plenty of breathability for a trail run or cross country ski tour. *Only available for US shipment.
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This men's Jacket by Arcteryx is a polyester faced Windstopper shell that sheds moisture exceedingly well and balances wind protection w/ active use breathability.
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| Breathable Rating: | Not specified |
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| Core Venting: | No |
| Fabric: | polyester |
| Hood: | No |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Material: | [Shell] nylon-faced WindStopper; [Lining] brushed polyester |
| Materials: | 245P WINDSTOPPER® 2L |
| Pockets: | 2 Hand |
| Powder Skirt: | No |
| Recommended Use: | Hiking, backpacking, cross country skiing, climbing |
| SKU: | 5880 |
| Seam Taped: | No |
| Waterproof Rating: | Water-resistant |
| Weight: | 11.1oz (333g) |
| Zip-in Compatibility: | No |
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 | Arc'teryx Solano Jacket - Women's | $119.37 - $199.00 |
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Love this jacket | |
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This is just a fantastic jacket. It weighs next to nothing, blocks the wind very effectively due to the Windstopper material, breathes just enough, and it's thin enough to wear as a mid-layer on colder days. It also looks great when you wear it, which is something that Arc'teryx always seems to get right. For me this is the perfect jacket for DC where I live, because it rarely gets frigid here, and I hate wearing heavy jackets. This feels like wearing a comfortable shirt and I can wear it a good 7 months out of the year. I also got it on Sale at Hudson Trail Outfitters in Rockville, MD for $150! Can't beat that! | |
| evanredmon1009920 at Backcountry.com on 10/14/2009 | |
Great running jacket! Beats Nike / Asics | |
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This is great running jacket for winter time. I tried Nike, Asics, and ended up with Arc. I run in the city road maybe 3~5 time /wk, and needed something solid to wear during winter training season (read as off season). This jacket keep wind out, and has good enough warmth. The only downside is the material making noise while running, I guess that's the windproofing. I'd also hope that they will add an extra pocket on bicep or chest to carry a MP3. Oh, and pricing was VERY good, even compare to mass produced Nike or Asics....can't belive I spend more than $20 for running jacket. Haha. | |
| wasabi at Backcountry.com on 02/16/2009 | |
Arc'teryx Solano | |
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First off, the jacket blocks wind like a champ. In San Francisco, the wind gets pretty strong in some places and I haven't felt bothered by the wind while wearing this jacket at all. The material is very light and packable. It does tend to get chilly on cold dry days, but I don't think this jacket was meant for those days. Carry a layering sweater and you'll be fine in the city. The sizing fits perfectly and true. It is cut slightly shorter in the front about an inch. | |
| ek415 at Backcountry.com on 05/12/2008 | |
A really great jacket to have. | |
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After being somewhat disappointed with some of Arc'teryx latest offerings (don't they make anything in Canada anymore?), I can definitely say that this is a must have jacket. The athletic fit is like having a 2nd skin and it does keep the wind out. The only reason why I didn't give it 5 stars was the lack of a pocket up near the chest area (either inside or out) to carry an iPod. | |
| gre3085996 at Backcountry.com on 08/24/2009 | |
