Arc'teryx Cerium LT Hoody Review (2 Weeks of Use)
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2024
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Would’ve been great to see some real world testing in different environments in a range of temperatures as well as the features overview from the overhead camera.
I just ordered mine!! I can’t wait to get it!! Love the Arcteryx brand!! I have a lot of their gear and all has held up amazingly!
Good choice!
- Austin
How is it?
how is it? is it warm?
@@Peyovero I still have the jacket and absolutely love it!! I wear it daily as well as using it for hiking trips. I recently went hiking in Colorado and it kept me dry and warm the whole trip!! I would definitely recommend. The only downside to any jacket of this material is rips. I did get the arm snagged on a branch and had a small rip but I bought a patch at REI and it’s as good as new
Hi Joseph. I have been looking at arcteryx jackets like this as of Jan 2024, the thorium hoody and the cerium without the hood, but after reading all the reviews on these jackets on the arcteryx website lots of the comments are making me doubtful about ordering one, some reviews really are quite brutal stating overpriced tat, falling to bits in no time, feathers coming out, odd fit, short sleeves, cumbersome hood on the thorium etc etc,.. They look really nice but how they hold up at thst price worries me a lot, don't think I would order on line prob prefer to go into Manchester to cotswold outdoor and Ellis Brigham and view them properly properly ad try them on... Any cheers for now, I will see 👍
the most important information is missing, your proportions and jacket size .... :(
I rarely hit the dislike button, but after the fold I was telling myself ''ok now for the real review part''. What??! That's it?!
Would say this is more of an unboxing video than anything else.
mate what did u want him to say
Great review! I am thinking about getting the Cerium LT vest. Long story, but I burned my favorite outerwear piece, The North Face Summit Series Quince down vest ☹️ and need a replacement.
Glad you're digging the review, Adamas. That's a bummer to hear about your The North Face Summit Series Quince down vest (it always seems to be the favorites that get ruined right?!). Hope you're able to get a replacement soon!
- Rebecca
Thank you. I am also considering the Patagonia Down Sweat Vest. The Arc’teryx Cerium LT vest seems like the deserving choice though.
I hear the zippers on the cerium lt aren’t the greatest. Depends on the use case I suppose.
I’ve heard the same thing. I am still on the chase for another vest and considering the Arc’teryx Cerium LT. I’ve tried on vests with similar zippers. Not a deal breaker, but not ideal.
What size is this?
Great jacket, love mine
Thanks for sharing! 😃
-Eric
The only downside is the price which is once more as for example Rab Microlight.
Rab is a great jacket but you pay for what you get the Arc'teryx goes that one step further.
Looking for a good looking every day with me jacket, Not looking Like a Sport Jacket (Not patagonia Torrent Shell, No windbreaker or soft shell) that IS Water repalant, for 10c°+, movement should be easy in IT, Not Like the Jacket is Holding me Back, a few Pockets and Long lasting Material (If i Play with my Kids).
Not that Important to be so small in Packung measures or so lightweight
I bought a Geox Jacket 10years ago, this one is almost perfect, has zippers at sleeves to Roll the sleeves a Bit Up: perfect If IS getting Hot.
Tried Patagonia baggies, but its a Bit to short. New Geox jackets have shiny Material.
Some one any Ideas?
Is this warm enough for a stand alone jacket in weather -1
-1 Celcius? Or Fahrenheit?