Arc'teryx

Arc'teryx Arc’teryx was born and raised in Canada, with its Head Office located in North Vancouver and proprietary manufacturing facilities in Burnaby, BC.

Beginning with harnesses in 1991 and moving into apparel in 1998, the single-minded application of designing the lightest, best performing, highest quality products lead a revolution in performance outdoor equipment. Function is our primary initiative. Designs are streamlined, architectural & enduring. In-house manufacturing facilities allow the development of radical shifts in construction technologies and many Arc’teryx developed construction innovations are now perceived as standard. Materials are created and customized in combination with our long standing fabric partners. The future holds unknown horizons. What began as an innovation company remains an innovation company. Evolution in action.

09/01/2026

What’s on the other side of the mountain? A lifetime of climbing.

Follow along as two of the most accomplished climbers Ines Papert () and Sarah Hueniken () push harder than ever and prove there’s always room to get better.

“Fifty — Fifty,” the latest from Arc’teryx Presents, drops later this month.

With first ascents around the world, M14 and 5.14 ascents under their belts, and a combined age of 102, pro climbers Ine...
08/01/2026

With first ascents around the world, M14 and 5.14 ascents under their belts, and a combined age of 102, pro climbers Ines Papert () and guide Sarah Hueniken () prove that climbing doesn’t belong to the young. ⁣
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Climbing better now than ever, these two athletes remind us that there's no “aging out” of the mountains — there’s only gaining experience and finding new lines to climb.⁣
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Read the “The Shape of Time” on Lithographica, link in bio.⁣
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It all started with a video part. Growing up, Tadashi Fuse () spent plenty of time in the mountains, but it wasn’t until...
02/01/2026

It all started with a video part.

Growing up, Tadashi Fuse () spent plenty of time in the mountains, but it wasn’t until he was sixteen when the riding of Jamie Lynn and Bryan Iguchi spoke to him decisively: snowboarding was his calling.

While filming for Between Days, Tadashi reminisced on his path from Honshu to British Columbia, his legendary career filming segments all over the world, and the intention that’s guided him throughout his career: to share the joy of standing sideways.

Read the full story on Lithographica at the link in our bio.

Yearning is the blueprint. As the year comes to a close, we’re drawing inspiration from q***r guiding organization OUT...
31/12/2025

Yearning is the blueprint.

As the year comes to a close, we’re drawing inspiration from q***r guiding organization OUT in the Wild () and their work to create a climbing scene where technical know-how and community are equally nurtured.

Read the story via our link in bio.

Photographer: Patrick Dunn
Climbers: Talia Colten and Chloe Goyal
Guide: Sof Petros
Location: Exit 38 | Ancestral lands of the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe
sdukʷalbixʷ (Snoqualmie) and Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla

A sequence of moments, textures, and terrain—where movement meets place and effort gives way to connection. Shaped as mu...
30/12/2025

A sequence of moments, textures, and terrain—where movement meets place and effort gives way to connection. Shaped as much by the landscape as by the people within it, the experience became about time spent outside together, immersed in something bigger than the climb itself. Jonathan Siegrist () reflects on the summit.

“This December, the Arc’teryx Climb team landed in Jilotepec, Mexico, bringing together our family of climbers to explore, try hard, connect and give back. Joined by our Design team, the days were filled with big sessions at the crag, feedback, misadventure, and stewardship. The 2025 Arc’teryx Climb Summit was the first of its kind—and a trip we won’t soon forget.”

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29/12/2025

In Japan, the snowpack stacks up on stumps, bends over branches, and contorts the forest under its weight. Storm after storm, flake after flake, the systems that cycle through can change the way we perceive things.

While filming for Between Days, Sevi van der Meer () took a moment to appreciate that transformation. What did he see? A perfect heart.

Watch Between Days on our YouTube channel at the link in our bio.

A look back on the Arc’teryx Winter Tour. Curated by the cold. A 6 week journey across Europe, connected by film, immer...
23/12/2025

A look back on the Arc’teryx Winter Tour. Curated by the cold.

A 6 week journey across Europe, connected by film, immersive experiences, and shared stories. From quiet backcountry moments to shared turns in the mountains, each stop became a unique gathering shaped by the season that defines us.

22/12/2025

Taking advantage of a breath between storm cycles, Elena Hight () eases her way through the Japanese Alps.

Strap in with her and the rest of the Arc’teryx snowboard team in Between Days, the latest from Arc’teryx Presents. Playing now at the link in our bio.

19/12/2025

Home stretch. Time to wrap up that holiday wish list. 🎁

For last minute gift ideas head to your local Arc’teryx store. Visit the link in our bio to find location near you.

19/12/2025

A season-defining storm cycle, nine riders, and a healthy appetite for the kind of weightlessness that no other place in the world can deliver.

Watch Between Days on our YouTube channel at the link in our bio.

The Bozeman Ice Climbing Festival (), presented by Montana Mountaineering Association (), is built on education, mentors...
18/12/2025

The Bozeman Ice Climbing Festival (), presented by Montana Mountaineering Association (), is built on education, mentorship, and meaningful access to the mountains. MMA creates space for climbers of all backgrounds to learn, connect, and grow through guided experiences and alpine education, strengthening the ice climbing community in Montana and beyond. Quentin Roberts () captures that spirit perfectly:

“Grounded in shared effort, curiosity, and a genuine love for adventure, the Bozeman Ice Fest brings together a quietly impressive community. A real pleasure to be back there with Arc’teryx this year.”

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18/12/2025

Every year during the heart of Black History Month, BLKWinterFest transforms the snowy Laurentian Mountains of Quebec into a celebration of culture and community. It began with Jamillah Jean, founder of Routes to Rootz, whose vision sparked the idea, and Joey Odman, an Arc’teryx ambassador whose expertise and love of the outdoors helped bring it to life. Together, through movement, laughter, and teaching, they’ve reimagined what it means to belong in nature.

Directed by: Alexa Fay, Nkosi Phanord�Produced by: Alexa Fay
Featuring: Joey Odman and Jamillah Jean
A co-production by: �Routes to Rootz�La Boîte à Films�Humans with Ideas�Joey Odman

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Chaque année, au cœur du Mois de l’histoire des Noirs, le BLKWinterFest transforme les montagnes enneigées des Laurentides en un lieu de rassemblement, de culture et de communauté. L’initiative est née de la vision de Jamillah Jean, fondatrice de Routes to Rootz, et de Joey Odman, ambassadeur Arc’teryx, dont l’expertise et l’amour profond du plein air ont contribué à donner vie au projet. Ensemble, à travers le mouvement, le rire et le partage, ils redéfinissent ce que signifie trouver sa place en nature.

Réalisé par : Alexa Fay, Nkosi Phanord �Produit par : Alexa Fay
Avec : Joey Odman et Jamillah Jean
Une coproduction de : �Routes to Rootz �La Boîte à Films �Humans with Ideas �Joey Odman

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