Arc’teryx December sale — 7 deals I'd shop right now
Scoop up these sales before I do
Arc'teryx makes tough-built, long-lasting outdoor apparel. Beloved by both ski bums and streetwear gurus alike, these high-tech pieces don't come cheap. Fortunately for you, we're obsessed with finding the Internet's best deals on Arc'teryx gear, and right now, a buffet of tempting savings abounds.
Two of the brand's best lightweight, packable jackets are on sale: The Arc'teryx Atom SL Hoody is a whopping 40% off through the Artc'teryx outlet, knocking the price down to just $138. And my personal favorite, the Arc'teryx Squamish Hoody, is also on sale for 30% off or $112 also through the Arc'teryx outlet.
Arc’teryx December deals – quick links
- Arc’teryx Atom SL Hoody: was $230 now $138 @ Arc'teryx outlet
- Arc’teryx Squamish Hoody: was $160 now $112 @ Arc'teryx outlet
- Arc’teryx Merino Wool 3/4 sock: was $26 now $18 @ REI
- Arc’teryx Kyanite Wool Crew: was $160 now $112 @ Arc'teryx outlet
- Arc’teryx Cormac Crew LS: was $80 now $56 @ Arc'teryx outlet
- Arc’teryx Venta Glove: was $70 now $45 @ Arc'teryx outlet
- Arc’teryx Sinsola Hat: was $65 now $42 @ Arc'teryx outlet
Arc’teryx December deals
Arc’teryx Atom SL Hoody: was $230 now $138 @ Arc'teryx outlet
The best deal on the Atom SL Hoody is in light green, shown here. You can also grab the blue, brown or yellow jacket for 25% off or $172. Whichever style you choose, the Atom SL is an impressively packable, insulated weatherproof hoody. It also weighs just 9.5 ounces, so, there's no excuse not to bring it along.
Arc’teryx Squamish Hoody: was $160 now $112 @ Arc'teryx outlet
Looking for an even lighter-weight packable hoody? Look no further. The Squamish — which I own and love — weighs a mere 4.9 ounces, packs down into a minuscule size and provides ample wind and light rain protection. Choose from three colors, including orange, powder blue and yellow.
Arc’teryx Merino Wool sock: was $26 now $18 @ REI
Trust me, you need these Merino wool socks in your life. Luxuriously soft and comfy and available in a wide range of discounted colors and sizes, these dog warmers prove that socks are not, in fact, a "meh" gift.
Arc’teryx Kyanite Wool Crew: was $160 now $112 @ Arc'teryx outlet
$112 is a great price for this warm, breathable long-sleeve crew. Wear it as a standalone shirt or as a mid-layer when especially chilly. Featuring a wool and fleece blend, the Kyanite Crew is super-comfy with plenty of stretch. So it's a solid choice for a range of outdoor activities.
Arc’teryx Cormac Crew LS: was $80 now $56 @ Arc'teryx outlet
The Cormac long-sleeve Crew is made from purely synthetic fiber, so it is lighter weight than the Kyanite. This material is especially good at wicking moisture and is super breathable, making it a great option for runners, skiers, climbers and everyone in between.
Arc’teryx Venta Glove: was $70 now $45 @ Arc'teryx outlet
A solid pair of cold-weather gloves never goes out of style, which is good because the softshell Arc'teryx Venta gloves are built to last. Warm, breathable and weather-resistant, wear them for mundane activities like shoveling the driveway or more extreme ones like cruising frozen lakes on a snowmobile.
Arc’teryx Sinsola Hat: was $65 now $42 @ Arc'teryx outlet
Like an ice-cold six-pack of brews, this lightweight sun hat is super crushable, so feel free to shove it in a pocket or the bottom of a bag. It will morph back into its original form whenever you need it. Choose from two stylish designs, neither of which I can pull off.
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Dan Bracaglia covers fitness and consumer technology with an emphasis on wearables for Tom's Guide. Based in the US Pacific Northwest, Dan is an avid outdoor adventurer who dabbles in everything from kayaking to snowboarding, but he most enjoys exploring the cities and mountains with his small pup, Belvedere. Dan is currently training to climb some of Washington State's tallest peaks. He's also a big photography nerd.