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Arc'teryx Hyllus Hooded Softshell Jacket - Women's
Arc'teryx Hyllus Hooded Softshell Jacket - Women's $374.95
Tech Specs
| Material: | Polartec Power Shield O2 (80% polyester, 20% nylon) |
| Fabric Waterproof Rating: | water-resistant |
| Fabric Breathability Rating: | highly breathable |
| Fit: | relaxed |
| Center Back Length: | 25.75 in |
| Hood: | yes |
| Pockets: | [external] 2 laminated zippered hand, 1 sleeve, [internal] 2 mesh |
| Liner-Compatible: | no |
| Weight: | [M] 15.8 oz |
| Recommended Use: | hiking, climbing, casual |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | lifetime |
Description
Warm, but not too warm.
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Love Arc'teryx!
wen4601078
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- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Arc'teryx is by far the best outdoor apparel I've used. I love my new Hyllus jacket. It is perfect for fall. Great construction seems like will last and be well worth the money!
Comfortable, warm, breathable
dbqi748981
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- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Love it, great fit, color, lightweight yet kept me very warm and dry. Perfect for everyday and great for climbing!
Overall a Good Jacket
mcrp98076
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- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I've been waiting to buy this jacket for a while and was finally able to buy it on a great discount. I got the Neptune Sky and I love the colors, though warning the orange is more neon than the pictures have shown. I haven't been able to test it on all weather conditions but since this fall, it has kept me very warm. Sometimes more warm then I would like. Since it is starting to get colder, I am amazed at how well it does to keep me warm though. I can wear just a long sleeved, thin shirt and still feel toasty.
update on hyllus
iha5579845
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- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Just an update: since the last review, I actually returned the medium Neptune Sky color (which I don't even think they are offering anymore) in exchange for a small Black Hyllus. The Black is different than the Carbon Copy - I think it is darker, and has a lighter blue lining and very light blue zips . In the online pictures it shows up as white but it is actually a light blue. I exchanged it because I wanted a color that would go with more things (a little more formal), and I wanted a little more formfitting of a jacket. I am 5'6" 130 lbs, A cup, and the small is perfect - I can actually still fit a small atom hoody under it + a baselayer (then you are really toasty!). I really love this jacket so far! It is a great weight - still pretty portable, but definitely very warm. So far I've worn it down to 30 degrees and it is actually a little too warm if you have a baselayer on and are being pretty active. That being said, you will be chilly if you wear it with only a tshirt and are just standing there in 20-30 degree weather. Very comfy though. A little stiffer than the atom, but that's to be expected because it has wind protection. The sleeves are the perfect length and subtly taper to not let drafts in. Love it!
MADE IN CHINA!!
justadoe704
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I bought this jacket for my wife because she needed a good solid jacket that she could go snowshoeing in but then still look classy, and this jacket definitely delivers. Right out of the box the jacket is much different than your standard soft shell. The outer material is very very flexible, almost feels and moves like a sweatshirt. The zippers and pockets seem pretty sturdy and the thick fleece on the inside was actually much thinner than we were expecting. It's almost like a short shag carpet, but it actually does a great job keeping her warm. The DWR coating seems to do its job, she's been in a few drizzles and the water beads and then rolls off.
There are a few big flags with it though, the main one being the huge "made in china" tag on the inside. This would actually be a huge deal breaker for me if I had ordered this jacket, but my wife seems willing to give it a go. It's not as though it seems like a shoddily sewn jacket, but Chinese produced goods never seem to hold up nearly as well as American made, and to shell out hundreds of dollars for a jacket it better hold up.If it wasn't for arc'teryx's fantastic warranty I would have sent it back regardless of what my wife thinks. We do plan on putting this jacket to the test if anything just to see how their Chinese produced goods hold up. Also the sizing is a tad off, at first we ordered the medium, and while it fit around the waist, the arms were almost ridiculously short. We bumped up to a large and the sleeves were ok but she had a lot of room in the waist (she's 5'9" 155).
All in all a decent jacket, we'll just see how it holds up to a little wear and tear
Super cute, but still untested
iha5579845
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I bought this in the middle of summer because it was on sale (still $260 though - yikes!). I rarely if ever buy such expensive gear, especially a hoody, but I researched this one very carefully before making my decision. I got a medium in Neptune Sky and love the color, style, etc. It seems like it will go well with everything, but with the orange inside and raspberry zippers, has a kind of urban street cool. It fits me really well (5'6", 130 lbs) with room for a very light underlayer (maybe I will spring for the Atom hoody in the future?). The fit seems great, it is really cute on - we'll see how it holds up when it gets colder and I am actually using it! I'll update my review after a cold Boston winter and let you guys know. I hoping for this to be my layer for cold but not freezing days, which we get a lot of in Boston. I have a big Marmot down coat for the REAL dead of winter; it isn't as stylish and makes me look like a big blue marshmallow, but always does the job.
Don't care for it
kas5455649
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Let me start by saying that I love Arcteryx. I have the Atom SV hoody and am in love with it. I am 5'7"/125 - a street size 4 and athletic. I purchased this in a small and the sleeves were a bit short (I have long arms and legs) and the Neptune Sky that appears more of a grey tone on the website is rather brown. The pockets are too high for my taste and overall, I found this to be a seriously overpriced jacket for Arcteryx. Also, the entire interior is a fuzzy bright orange color including the interior of the hood. I returned it - too much money for something that I wasn't in love with.
Wunderbar!
Anne
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Love this cozy coat. It's fleece lined so pretty thick but it breathes terrifically. I was a little wary at first because it doesn't have the features of many other soft shells - pit zips, thumb holes, wrist protectors, etc - but it's really great. I love it for around town as well as hiking, snow shoeing, etc. Size-wise, I'm 5'8" and usually a size 4 but the medium is good on this. I can fit a bunch of layers underneath but it's fine with just a base layer too.
Could this serve as an outer shell for...
ANNE HINDER
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Could this serve as an outer shell for skiiing in colorado? its hard to tell from the photos... i have plenty of fleeces, base layers, down jackets, now i need an awesome outerlayer. i cant find any XS or S in bright colors.... i want my friends to be able to see me on the mountain!! help me out, thanks!
Mitch Andrews
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This would be a great outer layer for most days especially early and late season but you might want to think hard shell for those super cold windy days
PAUL UDOVIC
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Its not really designed for skiing as a stand alone shell. It is quite air permeable so you will feel a chill going down the hill. It is best suited as a mid layer or outer layer for mild aerobic pursuits.
Spend a few more bucks and pick up the sentinel, stingray or tempest jacket. its made with gore tex softshell and designed with skiing in mind and are also fully waterproof.
i have an arcteryx beta sl, and i love it...
yip3521717
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i have an arcteryx beta sl, and i love it for the lightweight and rainproof, but when it rains, it's gets very wet as if the goretex is soaked and very cold to my inner layer. i feel there's no windproof at all w/ the goretex paclite, i'm freezing even in 15mph wind w/ sweater beneath. did i get a lemon from china? I'm looking for a softshell w/ some insulation, and something that is >70% windproof, and waterproof w/ hood, but not extremely heavy. is hyllus a good choice or is there something else? i still believe in arcteryx
PAUL UDOVIC
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The more windproof/waterproof a faric is, the less breatheable it typically is. There always seems to be trade-off. The Venta series is the most waterproof/windproof softshell in the Arcteryx line up (but is less breatheable than most others). The Hyllus cuts a large chunk of the wind has great insulation and breathes extremely well. The firee series is similar but is more windproof. All are good choices, they all come with hoods and meet your criteria. It just depends on what you want the most out of a softshell.
As for your paclite- my alpha SL has a similar problem with the fabric getting wet (but still holds its windproof qualities).The face fabric is very thin and the DWR coating does not seem to hold upwell to heavy rain. When it pours I go for my pro-shell.
Love warm jackets
map4444132
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Love this jacket! Have gotten many compliments from both genders on my new black jacket. Btw, the blue in the pic is not nearly as blue as it appears. It's almost a tourqoise color. At first, I wasnt' sure but it quickly grew on me. Just wish it didn't cost so much.
thumb's up!
syl2590818
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awesome,awesome, awesome!!! this jacket is my absolute favorite! so soft,warm, and true fit, not bulky at all, i wear it as a layer and also as an outer jacket around town, the bright green is very cool, this is hands down an all around excellent choice!
thank you arcteryx!
Awesome!!
Kristi
Member since
I can honestly say it is one of the best soft shell jackets I own. I am 5'5" and weigh 140 with a larger chest. As a result most jackets have a tendency to look really boxy or shapeless once I get them on. I ordered the large so that I could also wear more layers under it if I wanted to. The cut is not boxy at all and has a nice shape to it. It goes down lower in the back which allows for better coverage. The inside is a super soft fleece that makes this jacket nice and warm. It is moderately water proof so as long as you are not in a torrential downpour you are good. I got the dark grey color with the raspberry colored zippers, can't remember exactly which color that was. It is very flattering and I have received many compliments on it since. It has become my go to jacket.
kim3573521
Member since
Nevermind, found it on another site - it's "Neptune Sky".
What is a good Arcteryx shell to wear over...
SkiChick
Member since
What is a good Arcteryx shell to wear over this in the chilly northeast? I don't need bells and whistles but like large and/or useful pockets... Found a Theta AR on sale but very disappointed with the pockets. The Napoleon pocket might have fit a credit card, and the 2 "large" pockets wouldn't have held much more than a mitten, each.
PAUL UDOVIC
Member since
SkiChick,
You will want one of the models with a drop hood (ie no collar). The hyllus hood does not fit well over jackets with collars (ie: theta), it tends to bunch up and pull your collar back. You should be looking at the Alpha SV or Alpha LT. Mpst arcteryx jacket's have minimal pockets. The Alphas pockets have bellows to expand and can carry a good amount of stash. They only have 3 outer pockets (2 napoleon pockets and 1 bicep pocket), so if you like putting your hands in your pockets this will not work for you. Other models to consider are the Tempest (which uses a gore tex softshell) or the insulated Kappa SV.
So worth the price
Annie Naylor
Member since
This was my first Arc'teryx jacket ever. I practically stole it from SAC last Spring and have worn it at least a few times a week ever since.I agree with the reviewers on Arc'teryx sizing issues for us tall girls. I have discovered that I can only wear their jackets because the tops and vests are all too short. I am 5'11" and about 170 with an athletic build and I usually wear a medium top, but the sleeves and length on this jacket were too short in a medium so I sized up to a large. I'm glad I did because I can layer underneath it. It's still a bit short for my preference (when I raise my arms above my head a couple inches of my stomach is exposed) and I don't wear it as a light ski jacket, as I was hoping to do, but as a casual jacket it's so warm and soft and perfect and even up a size it still has a cute, flattering fit.I have worn it a couple times as a super warm layer under my ski shell but the hood is big and kind of gets in the way. It's definitely soft and flexible enough to make a good layering piece, but if you're going to layer I'd go for the hoodless version. I've also washed it around five times now and it still looks brand new and beads water fantastically. Go, Arc'teryx! I'm so sold.
Fine jacket - check around for price
bob4068839
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This is one fine jacket - stylish, warm, functional, and with a flattering fit. My wife loves this gift I got for her. Only gripe is the price - this really should sell for around half of what it lists for. Personally I see better value in my TNF Sentinel Thermal Jacket - price more in line, similar fleece backing material and the bonus of a Gore Windstopper membrane for exceptional performance. Fortunately for us we got the Arcteryx jacket at a steep discount due to a discontinued color.
skibarbie
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I find it hard to believe that anyone would think that North Face can hold a candle to ArcTeryx....
I am 5'5" and weigh 120 lbs. I read a lot...
jpi3968902
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I am 5'5" and weigh 120 lbs. I read a lot of mixed reviews about the sizing for this jacket, and ended up ordering the small. Will this size be okay? I don't want it to be too snug but I don't want it baggy either.
Brandon Carlile
Member since
I'd say a small is perfect for you. My GF is the same size and LOVES her size small Hyllus-close enough to layer, but not too tight to wear by itself. You've probably got your jacket by now- how does it fit?
Wow!
JKC
Member since
This jacket is nice! After reading reivews on several different sites regarding the slim fit, I decided to order a medium. I have an Arcteryx Alpha SL, Alpha LT, Beta SL, and Atom LT--all size small. I'm 5'4" and 105lbs. Turns out the medium is just right. It's only slightly large around the hem, but can be adjusted with the elastic bungie. I'm sure I could wear a small, but I wanted this to fit like a jacket, not a sweater. I don't like form-fitting clothes. If you do, then go with your regular size. The jacket is beautiful and feels great on. I can hardly wait for fall!
Great jacket, be careful with the color and length
A.M.
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Color: I ordered a slate jacket. The color is better in person, it's a dark gray and the pink is much darker than on the picture, it's not neon or anything. It's more like the color of raspberry flavored hard candy, or like the raspberry color in the VS magazines. I saw a coffee bean one at a store and it was more of a brown with a hint of olive green than a coffee bean color, and the zippers were more of a neon yellow than a creme color like it appears in the picture.
Jacket: The jacket is awesome, but it comes a little wrinkled as it comes half balled up and half folded in a bag, but the wrinkles go away after it's been hanging up for about an hour or two. It's the most comfortable jacket I've ever had. It keeps me very warm but doesn't make me too hot when it's not very cold.
Size: I did a lot of size research before ordering and got a lot of mixed information. I don't think Arc'teryx runs small for those with athletic builds, but I can see how a wide statured person could say that. The size charts work very well. I am exactly an XS by the size chart, am 5'5", and my torso length is exactly the length of my legs (sounds odd to mention but some people have shorter torsos and some have longer and it definitely matters for this jacket). If you have a short torso, you don't have to worry about this but if you don't and if you wear low cut pants like I do (pants seam sits at top of hip bone and curves down a little in the front at the button/zipper) and you don't want a sliver of your belly to be exposed to the cold if you move around you should get one size up from the size chart. But, if you want the jacket to come down to where it says it's supposed to, the waist (not the "natural waist" at the belly button, but to the top hem of low cut pants), then the size chart is good to go by. If you want some overlapage, then go up a size as each size increase gives you about 1" more of length in the front of the jacket (the back of the jacket is much lower as it curves down over your butt so your skin isn't exposed when you bend over). The jacket is loose enough using the size chart to wear a sweater underneath, but small enough to still be flattering and form fitting without a sweater. It's also a little wider in the waist than I'd like, but it's not too wide to not be flattering. If you use the size chart, it fits perfectly at the shoulders and hips, but just doesn't seem to curve in quite enough at the waist to fit as perfectly as it could. This might be beneficial to women with bigger chests than the size chart specifies or maybe women with a little bit of a belly, but was a bit annoying to me. Still, a great jacket overall.
FiFiM
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This is exactly the sort of information I'm after, thank you so much. I have been looking for a cold weather softshell for ages but details regarding the fit have been lacking. Based on your comments, I feel better about sizing up and layering under.
Be Careful with Size
kar3716963
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I needed a warm jacket with a hood for winter hikingso I bought this jacket site unseen after reading all the wonderful reviews. The jacket met both of my requirements, except for one....size. I ordered small, my usual size; however, after wearing it a few times I realized it was a little too small....short in body and sleeves. I went to a competitor store in Denver and tried on a Medium before sending my jacket back for the next size up. But the Medium was too large. I've never bought a jacket online before because it's much easier to get the size right by trying it on in the store, but I thought I'd give it a try. The jacket itself is lightweight and very warm, which I think is a big plus for hiking. However, I'm a little disappointed with the size issue.
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kim3573521
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