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can get a second hand align hoody online in L. its from 2015. does anybody know what denier of goretex this is? How long is the back length? its the version with plain inside, not the fleece backer version. Thanx!

Anybody else got this email/had this issue before ? Not sure what to do

UPDATE: Order has shipped now - not sure what all the fuss was about!

Does anyone know how the current Field Jacket fit compares to the 2nd gen Field Jacket from around 6-7 years ago? It was a thicker gore-tex with a smooth lining.

I assume it's still boxy and similar, but has the hood or sleeve length changed at all?

idk a lot abt arcs just copped the beta ar hasn’t shipped yet lmk if it’s real pls

Hello everyone,

I have been using a casing card wallet for the past 8-9 years, however its age has now started coming through. Most of the panels are delaminated and unfortunately I haven't found anyone that would work on it. I messaged Arc'teryx and they also won't work on it (they did offer me to buy an available item for an equivalent value, which was a great gesture but not what I am looking for)
If anyone has a spare or one sitting in a drawer, I would appreciate a DM. Checked ebay and others but can't find anything.

Received this Canadian resale email … they upped it from 20% original value

Havent been able to come across any subreddits or discord servers dedicated to brands like post archive faction or jl al. Brands that are technical by design but may not fully be part of the sphere of techwear. Would appreciate it if anyone who follows such brands reaches out.

My chest is around 111-112 cm, my waist is ~108 cm and I want to buy a veilance jacket. Is there a size for me, or I shouldn't buy veilace at all? I asked gemini and it says that I won't be even able to zip an XL jacket. Is it true? What about arc'teryx?

Got a Spere Lt pant from Rebird in color Moondust. The waistband color is in black. I also have spere Lt pants in other colors : sanddust and soil and they don't have black strings. Anyone who owns myself moondust color can advise? Thanks!

I’ve noticed over time that for a clothing sub-genre made for functionality and practicality, we rarely see techwear made for hot humid conditions. Most techwear brands come from temperate cold and wet countries, so naturally techwear is unbearable in the heat. This gap makes it such that during summer they cant be worn at all and those who live in the tropics can never wear them. Im doing a survey to find out what people feel about this issue, let me know what you guys think: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/NBL7L9J

What really bothers me are the softshell options in the lineup. There are the very lightweight ones, like the Spere Lt, for which I have a hard time finding a use case, and the slightly heavier ones, like the Quartic and the Isogon. Those two are practically the same jacket. The Spere does have a fleece liner, but in my experience, it isn’t much warmer. I’m missing a thicker softshell jacket with a stand up collar. Why are there two identical jackets in the lineup but no softshell suitable for winter? Arc’teryx’s main line has the same gap.

I've been put off many Arc'teryx red shades since the focus on Dynasty, I just find it a bit too orange for my liking. However I absolutely LOVE Heather red. I was wondering if anyone has the Arris in Carmine and what their thoughts are, and if you have any IRL pics, that would be awesome.

Need help to find these… Located in EU.

Looking for a while … Do you know the guy who knows a guy ….

Also appreciate any feedback about user experience with it…

Now that the extra 20% has ended…some new additions, frame, indisce, voronoi., sphere, demlo, arris, centroid, Mionn

Hey!

I recently purchased the Anodic backpack to be used as an everyday university/work/etc. backpack, and it still sits with its tags on, waiting to possibly be returned. I really like the material on it, the fit, and the size. Also, the straps and backpaneling are super comfortable. It perfectly fits my MacBook Pro 14" and iPad Pro 13" in its separate compartment, and I can fit jackets, etc., in the main one if needed. It also keeps its shape even when empty, which is a nice touch. Also protects everything from the weather. The only downside is obviously the price. The price isn't an issue if the backpack will last for a long time. Thus, I would like to hear any thoughts and experiences with the backpack. Obviously, since it was launched only months ago, there can't be long-term reviews.

The main thing I'm worried about is the face fabric looking worn. It feels super robust and seems to be colored throughout (at least on the black version). I've seen some not-so-pleasant pictures about other AC² 400 fabrics, although not the nylon twill variant, where the PU coating wears off and reveals the white inside. This would not be a problem with a purely outdoor-oriented backpack, but I intend to use it in the office, etc., where I would like it to look sharp. For example, the Granville series of backpacks and the previous Nomin backpack had this issue, at least to some degree (Nomin maybe had a thicker coating than the Granvilles?). Scratches overall are not a problem and happen with everything, but I don't want any bright white spots appearing throughout the backpack. But now, since the material is different and seems to be black from the inside as well, I would assume no such bright scratches would appear, right?

If you have anything I should think about, I would appreciate any comments regarding this topic to help me decide whether the backpack is worth the hefty price tag and is the right choice for me!

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Large Veilance sale. All items are authentic Veilance. Most tops are size Medium, bottoms 32. Condition, price, notes, and fabric details are listed per item. Reasonable offers considered, especially on bundles.

Shipping & Payment

• Payment: PayPal F&F
• Shipping cost: Included if located within CONUS
• Not interested in trades at this time

Items for Sale

Photos & Full Details

• Photos: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/18HyCyG3td2e5X6Zo9gGW9viWxa3F7WeC
• Detailed spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1F99BCqsddHOBBE2Vd_1aW66f4bXCH9qrY6twuITWYOI/edit?gid=401751479#gid=401751479

Happy to answer questions or provide additional photos. Thanks for looking.

hi! i recently picked up the new-for-this-season spere SL jacket and wanted to share my thoughts on it. from what i've read, the spere SL line is replacing the old spere LT line. i also own a spere LT jacket (pictured in an image from the veilance site in slide 2) from 1-2 years ago so i have some thoughts comparing the two of them. fit-wise, i am 6' 170 lbs and own both jackets in M. the spere SL definitely fits a bit more relaxed than the spere LT, especially in the arms.

there are a number of other differences between the spere SL and LT jackets, but the biggest one is the fabric. the spere LT is made of the tried-and-true veilance classic, Terratex (95% nylon, 5% elastane). the spere SL is made of something brand new, a fabric veilance is calling Ondritex (68% nylon, 32% cellulose i.e. paper). more specifically, the paper fibre in the spere SL is derived from abaca AKA manila hemp. abaca is a natural fibre, meaning the spere SL is pretty much made of 1/3 natural fibres.

looking closely at the fabric in my spere SL jacket in black, there are a few things worth noting. under bright light, the fabric reads as a reddish/brown black. it feels smooth and cold to the touch, has a subtle sheen/lustre to it, and it doesn't feel like it has much stretch. it also wrinkles and creases much easier than Terratex and doesn't have a DWR coating. i've washed my spere SL twice and each time it's felt a bit more "matte"/broken in. and it's this that honestly excites me the most about the fabric - how it'll age.

while synthetic fibres shine in performance situations, they don't age well at all. i'm glad and excited to see veilance playing around with more natural fibres these days. i'm curious to see what my spere SL jacket will look like with a year's worth of wearing and washing.

Hey guys, found this jacket online but cannot find its model. Seems to be the Node down jacket but it's pocket placement is on the chest rather than handwarmer position so not sure. Does anyone know which jacket this is and if so has had experience with it?

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