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When the wind whips up a shower on your return loop to the car, pull out the super-lightweight Arcteryx Men's Squamish Hooded Jacket and get back to the trailhead without running for shelter. This wind- and water-resistant shell packs into its own chest pocket and weighs less than a sandwich. The Gossamera fabric is light and packable, but still has a substantial feel so you won't feel like you're wearing a plastic bag, and it actually looks good enough to wear around town.
- Light wind jacket stows away when the wind dies down on the climb
- DWR coating ensures durable weather resistance
- Tyono ripstop fabric is light, packable, and wind-resistant
- Adjustments at hood, cuffs, and hem give a secure fit
- Jacket packs inside chest pocket for compact storage
- Item #ARC3756
- Material
- Gossamera (100% nylon ripstop)
- Fit
- athletic
- Length
- hip
- Hood
- yes
- Pockets
- 1 chest
- Claimed Weight
- 5.5 oz
- Recommended Use
- hiking, climbing
- Manufacturer Warranty
- limited
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February 8, 2016
Arc'teryx Squamish Hooded Jacket - Men's
Adam Saucedo
January 14, 2019
is this the old gossamer or new tyono fabric?
Camille S.
February 4, 2016
Does anyone have or have seen the Azul color in person? It looks borderline purple but we all know how tricky colors can be online. Thanks in advance
EBars
August 11, 2015
Does the hood *actually* fit over a climbing helmet? By this I mean, when the hood is over your helmet and you zip up, does the fabric stay at your chin?
Icychap
Lisa Edlund
August 11, 2015
Hi Icychap, The hood is helmet compatible. Depending on your head/neck shape and helmet size and model it is hard to say for certain whether it would stay right at your chin, but it should be close!
May 15, 2015
Hi, I am 5' 9'', 41chest and 33 arm. I am going to use the jacket for rock climbing, so I may need to wear it over some layers. Would you recommend a small or a medium? Thanks!
Marco L.
Nathaniel K.
September 21, 2015
I'm 5'7", 40 chest and 32 arm and have worn this jacket in both a small and a medium. The small has enough room for just an r1-type layer beneath it and the medium has enough room for base, r1, and ~maybe~ an ultralight puffy layer, (which would be compressed a bit by the squamish). I usually wear my puffy over this when belaying and if the weather has a chance of getting really gnarly I bring a full-on technical shell as well. I suggest getting a medium for your height and other vitals, and I don't think even a large is going to have enough room to stack more than a couple layers underneath; it's a very athletic, form-fitting cut and not really designed to go over thick layers. The squamish is by far my most used piece of gear and finds a place in my pack year-round, it's just so versatile, light, and effective at what it does there's no reason to ever leave it behind.
April 15, 2015
Center back length?
Grant Kates
Grant Kates
April 15, 2015
29 inches, medium
January 30, 2015
We might be talking semantics here but would this jacket be called a softshell? If not, what are the differences? Looking for something windproof that would fall under softshell to add to my alpine kit
Nathan S.
Ron Bergundy
March 2, 2015
I wouldn't really classify it a softshell. Softshells are going to be a large percentage polyester and/or have some elastane to give the garment stretch. This is 100% nylon so it won't stretch as much. I would suggest the gamma lt or outdoor research ferrosi hoody if you are looking for a softshell. I have the ferrosi and it is a fantastic jacket!
May 20, 2014
The picture of the Iron Anvil color, seems...
The picture of the Iron Anvil color, seems to pretty clearly be a women's instead of a men's. Is that the case?
PoorManJacketEnthusiast
Grant Kates
May 20, 2014
Hey dp2113306511, Thanks for your question. No, that is not the case. This item is a mens jacket. http://www.arcteryx.com/product.aspx?gender=mens&model=Squamish-Hoody&language=EN
PoorManJacketEnthusiast
May 21, 2014
Thanks Grant, but that picture you linked to is not the same picture that is shown above on this page, at least in my browser. The zipper is lower and the shape of the torso has a more feminine shape. (Just in the iron anvil color)
Wayne Christoffersen
May 21, 2014
Yeah, I am backing PoorMan on this one at least as far as the picture goes. That photo is clearly a women's cut. However, that is just a mistake by our photo team. The actual inventory that would ship out if you were to purchase that variant would in fact be the men's option. I will make sure that heads roll for this one! Actually I will just see if somebody will swap the photo out.
January 26, 2014
What are the differences between this 2014...
What are the differences between this 2014 version and the 2013 version, which costs $10 more.
Andrew H.
MaxDilthey
March 6, 2014
As far as I know, the 2013 uses a 20d fabric and the 2014 uses a 30d fabric, which is heavier but more durable. The 2014 is also cut slimmer.
Benjamin August
January 31, 2019
Each of our Squamish hoodies should have the new Tyono fabric - as verified with inventory.