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Arc'teryx Beta LT Jacket - Women's - 2008 BCS

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Beta LT Jacket - Women's

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For the female alpinist who needs lightweight protection in harsh mountain conditions, the Arc’teryx Women’s Beta LT Jacket keeps you dry and moving fast thanks to the three-layer Gore-Tex Pro Shell construction. This minimalist shell features a helmet-compatible, stowable storm hood and two high front pockets that can be accessed with your harness on. The sleek stylings and feminine cut translate back home when you’re battling epic urban weather.

Bottom Line: A lightweight shell with heavy-duty storm protection to accentuate your girlish figure.

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Write your question here... Here's the scoop...5'10"+

Write your question here... Here's the scoop...5'10"+ Michigander is looking for a new warm, wind-resistant, non-bulky winter jacket. Will this one fit the bill or do you have another rec?

By: PB
October 23, 2009

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This is a shell jacket and as such, doesn't have insulation. It's great with a fleece (Delta SV is super warm and low bulk). If you want a more insulated version, check the Arc'teryx Scarabee, Venta SV, or Easyrider. Ideal warm coat is the Kappa SV or Fission SV, but the trade-off for super warm, is that they are more bulky; still super comfy though. The Arc'teryx patterning tends to move well, so a puffy doesn't feel restrictive.

By: Brandon Carlile
October 23, 2009