Stingray Arc'teryx Men's Jacket

$498.95

Product Specs

5 Reviews

Sizing Chart

Stingray Arc'teryx Men's Jacket

Gore-Tex goes soft shell in this ultimate big mountain freeride resort jacket.

Waterproof, highly breathable 730 GORE-TEX® Soft Shell Low Loft fabric
WaterTight™ and laminated zipper construction along all outer openings
Arc'teryx Drop Hood™
Laminated quick dry chin guard and soft brushed lined collar
One chest pocket, one sleeve pocket two hand pockets--all laminated
Recco Reflector (never intended as a replacement for an avalanche transceiver)
Laminated die cut Velcro™ cuffs
Adjustable laminated powder skirt and lower hem drawcord
Weight: 26.8 oz. (760 g.) in medium

In years past skiing and climbing enthusiasts didn't readily associate any sort of GORE-TEX fabric with anything but waterproof outerwear, but this Arc'teryx Stingray Jacket will certainly change old notions. It's made with a new softer and quieter GORE-TEX Soft Shell Low Loft fabric that breathes better than previous GORE-TEX membranes but doesn't compromise the waterproof protection. Unlike the tapered cut on the Women's Stingray Jacket, the Men's Stingray Jacket has a relaxed cut to maximize your middle layering potential. The Stingray is primarily oriented for big mountain resort adventures and features extras like a removable Drop Hood and Recco Reflectors. Laminated pit zips beneath the sleeves give you extra breathing potential for any sunny hikes up to untracked bowls. If you're considering pants, the Arc'teryx Stingray Pant is a perfect match.

Purchase USD$45 or more and get free shipping. The Arc'teryx Stingray Jacket for Men is available through Altrec.com.

Customer Reviews for the Stingray Arc'teryx Men's Jacket

Mark Adams - July 9, 2007

Best of All Possible Combinations
Trade offs are what we as buyers tend to scrutinize the most. Breathability versus waterproofing & wind blocking is a major one for me, and the Stingray Jacket has just the right balance for my needs. It breathes well enough for some hiking. Stops the wind from cutting to the bone at the top of the ridge you just hiked to, you don't even know its on when you ski down, & if you do stuff your body into the powder you'll come out dry. Water proofing is not an issue with this jacket. At 6"3", 225 lbs the XL fits just fine even with 3 baselayers on. I've got $600.00 Spyder & Phoenix jackets that take in water like a sponge & a Arc'teryx Sidewinder that lets the wind penetrate to the core. I only need one jacket now, i've found "my" jacket with the Best of All Combinations.

Anon. Shopper - April 8, 2007

Great all around jacket. Light, soft, quiet, great fit, great fe
Great all around jacket. Light, soft, quiet, great fit, great features. Almost replaces the need to have a hardshell.

Anon. Shopper - January 20, 2007

great shell, but don't expect to wear a helmet with the hood.
Great shell. I took it to Breckenridge with temperatures ranging from 5-20 with gust of 30mph winds. Didn't feel a thing. BUT...The hood is not compatible with a helmet (Giro 9). I was a little bummed about this fact. The wind was so cold, that I would have liked to put the hood over my helmet. The zippers are impossible to work with gloves (Marmot seems to have them beat on this with the little rubber grabbers on their zippers). Still glad I bought it.

Gerard Bu - November 14, 2006

One of the best shells made
I have been looking for a new shell that can be worn skiing as well as cooler temperatures that was water proof looked good and wore well. There is really no comparison to the quality of Arcteryx clothing so I will concentrate on what this model offers. I tried the shells like beta, alpha and theta and the thicker shells for snow sport. I disregarded the insulated shells since they are warmer and limits their use to winter only. The hard shells like alpha, theta etc felt to thin to wear unless is used for technical reasons. This left the scorpion, the sidewinder and the stingray. The Sidewinder did not appeal to me due to the external material that it is not as appealing, in the opposite end the scorpion does not seem to have the rugged exterior that the stingray has. The stingray has a smooth yet rough exterior that it is very nice to the touch and while providing the jacted with a sense of durability. The sleeves have a velcro attachment that provides a very nice look to it, the linning is thin enough to be worn on srping and fall and ligth enough to layer for warm ski days while it provide the room to layer up for those cold skiing days. Overall is a wonderfull jacket that will provide use over the 3 seasons.

Craig Bokesh - October 31, 2006

The Kind of Ski Jackets
This jacket is the highlight of my closet. It has a soft feel to it, yet it's built for the harshest conditions that mother nature can throw at you. I've worn this to the top of Mt. Baker during some pretty harsh conditions and it kept the ice and moisture on the outside where it belongs. Arcteryx makes the best quality jackets around...they aren't cheap, but I consider this an investment for life.

Sizing Chart

Men's Sizing
	XSmall	Small	Medium	Large	XLarge	XXLarge
Chest	36" 91cm	38" 97cm	40" 102cm	43" 109cm	46" 117cm	50" 127cm
Waist	29" 74cm	31" 79cm	33" 84cm	36" 91cm	39" 99cm	43" 109cm
Hip	36" 91cm	38" 97cm	40" 102cm	43" 109cm	46" 117cm	50" 127cm
Center Back to Waist	32" 81cm	33" 84cm	34" 86cm	35" 89cm	36" 91cm	37" 94cm

Unisex Sizing
	XSmall	Small	Medium	Large	XLarge
Chest	34" 86cm	37" 94cm	40" 102cm	43" 109cm	46" 117cm
Waist	28" 69cm	30" 76cm	33" 84cm	36" 91cm	39" 99cm
Center Back to Waist	30 1/2" 77cm	32 1/4" 82cm	34" 86cm	35" 89cm	36" 91cm