Arc'teryx Men's Apache AR Zip Shirt
Set yourself up for a comfortable day in the mountains with a quality fleece layer like the Arcteryx Men's Apache AR Zip Shirt. This versatile mid-weight fleece shirt serves up the moisture wicking performance and insulation you need to for all-day comfort in the mountains and around town. Arcteryx sets this fleece top apart with Polartec Thermal Pro Tweed fabric. The fabric's smooth knit-like face and soft interior looks as good as it feels. The Arcteryx trim fit and no-lift arm gussets afford comfortable movement and easy layering, while the half zip front makes putting it on a breeze. This fleece top is a fundamental piece for any active layering system. From cool weather runs to ski day layering, the Arcteryx Apache AR Zip Shirt for Men delivers performance and great looking style.
- Materials: Polartec® Thermal Pro® Tweed
- Schoeller® Dynamic GNS; nylon/spandex blend
- Moisture-resistant outer face fabric
- Great warmth-to-weight ratio
- Compressible and packable
- Quick-drying
- Laminated elbow patches
- Flatlocked seams lie flat for added comfort
- No-lift gusseted underarms
- Chest pocket with laminated zip
- Chest half zip
- Stretch-knit cuffs
- Fit: Trim fit
- Weight: 385 g, 13.6 oz
Purchase the Arc'teryx Apache AR Zip Shirt for Men from Altrec.com. All order totals over $45 qualify for free ground shipping.
Reviews
Apache AR Zip
When the weather is cool or damp and I get involved in outdoor fun the Apache AR Zip is my first choice.It will keep you warm,and comfortable allowing you to enjoy your outdoor activity.
Great Midlayer Fleece
I was looking for a 200 weight midlayer with the new thermal pro feece technology from Polartec -- I think this may be the only one on the market. The tweed fabric on the outside was a unique plus, and the laminated patches on the elbows help compenste for the high cost of the garment. I can wear it with my Patagonia simple guide jacket down to 30 degrees while walking the dog. When combined with a down sweater, I've taken this piece to just below 20 degrees and felt warm. If you are willing to spend the extra dollars, you won't be dissapointed. The only way I would improve upon its design would be to install an internal pocket, rather than the laminated pocket on the chest - which would make it more city-friendly.
Very Well Made...
I'm very keen on details and this product is exceptional. The manufacturing is top notch and looks like it's built to last. I was drawn to Arc'Teryx because the majority of their clothing is base on 'sport fit'. I ordered the medium and it maybe a tad small, so I will try the large. I will try other Arc'Teryx items, like their jackets and pants. Arc'Teryx is higher on the pricing scale, but well worth it.
Great Mid Base Layer
I purchased this for a trip to Canada in Jan. This Mid layer is excellent in fit, not too baggy, not to tight. I purchased a large (5'11" 180 lbs) and it will have the right amount of room for base layers. I love having the ability to zip up the neck if I am getting the chill or zip down if I am getting to warm. Having the ability of adjusting your layers from zipped up to zipped down is a huge plus to keep the sweat from chilling the body. Yes Arcteryx is know for its quality and with that you tend to invest more so than other brands. I can tell you that any expedition I take will be based on Arcteryx gear. Oh and the front pocket is good for items like cell phones (mine is in its protective case) and it fits comfortably.
Great to wear to keep warm
I'm a fan of Arc'teryx gear and this item did not disappoint. I bought it to wear under my hard shell and it worked beautifully. I was kept warm, maybe too warm, when I wore it in temperatures below 30F. The material is much thicker then the pictures would suggest. The fit was spot-on. I ordered a L and I have a 42" chest. Would definitely recommend this to stay warm.
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