Arc'teryx Rush LT Jacket

I think it just looks a lot cooler than the Saber Lt. and you have this nice blue color that I have here that was my favorite color out of all the sel...

It's a great product to highly recommend that you get this if you're definitely if you're an aggressive skier and don't forget, be sure to visit us on...

So it's the Rush Lt Jacket from Arctur X It's available from Arcturex.com It's 550 pounds and it's brand new for the 2018-19 winter season.

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Last December, I was overdue for a new set of outwear for PacNW skiing. I spent a lot of time considering Arc’Teryx vs. Patagonia. After thorough research, I decided to pay a couple hundred $$ more (altogether) on...

Great in the elements but worried about the durability of it. The powder skirt has already ripped, the elastic on the hood has broke and I already got a tear at the bottom of the jacket. A lot of issues for 20 days in.

Lastly, I think people who live in dry or wet climates and who are looking for one shell for everything — from winter touring to dealing with the summer storms — should also check out the Rush LT Jacket. It’s moderate fit, low weight, and fantastic weather protection make it a very versatile shell.Bottom LineThe Arc’teryx Rush LT Jacket brings excellent weather resistance in a very light, packable package, but it isn’t some ultra-specialized piece that only works for certain niche purposes

Hopefully from what you’ve been reading – you’ve got a positive impression of this jacket as I’m certainly singing its praises! Light, durable, a great cut, perfect feature set for up and down adventures. It’s my one jacket for all skiing whether it be off the lifts or a full on ski mountaineering mission. I don’t think I can suggest any improvements, it’s really that good!5 stars for the Arc’teryx Rush LT!

Just had a week in this. Fit is perfect. Pockets in the right places. Very breathable. I am into ski touring. Soft shells are no good for week long tours - you still need to carry a good outer layer. So with this jacket I can happily wear as the outside layer in warmer weather on top of a base layer...

Wore this last season. Zero complaints. Light and great for all conditions. I layered this with arcteryx wool base layers here in CO and never had an issue. The length was perfect. I do wish it had a skirt for those deeper powder days.

Reading Time: 6 minutesEvery winter I spend in Utah, I seem to ski the resorts less and the backcountry more. It’s to the point that the only time I ride a chairlift is to access a backcountry gate. After years of touring and tinkering around with my gear, I’ve found that backcountry skiing requires...