Arc'teryx Sabre AR

As I said, our two societies to bolster both zippers around, even though our trans has full lifetime warranty. This is one of the great jackets out th...

So that's this. This is the Sabre jacket, so, if you're looking for it, it comes in a lot of different colors because one of their best sellers they m...

The sabre ar is an all-round mountain jacket. It is good for the backcountry, it is good for on resort and it is even stylish around town. It has an e...

Never worn in rain. Humidity is always on the low side. **Is it waterproof**: No moisture ever seeped through anywhere, even on the biggest dump days. Whatever the breakpoint, I didn't hit it.

That leaves the Cassiar and the Cassiar LT, which are definitely tailored towards inbound skiers. They both have a trim fit, with the rest of the jackets being regular. That being said, I had no issues layering an Atom LT under any of the jackets I tried. Starting with the Cassiar LT, this is essentially a resort specific Sabre AR.

The Procline looks and feels great together though the Sabre Pants AR seems more all-around hardy (though if that was my only drive I probably should just go for the Sabre Jacket too if there weren't stock issues). Ruled out Rush as don't like the fit but can see how it would be bomb proof if I was doing more serious skiing in bad weather, just don't think it's needed for my level and type of skiing?.

Personally, I'd find it too warm for the resort (I say that as a night skier), it's not a modular solution and you definitely wouldn't want to tour with it. **Sabre AR** is a basic Gore jacket with a very slight flannel liner. It's versatile, but won't be as "breathable" as Gore Pro. It's probably a capable tour jacket, but I would probably lean more toward using it on resort days.

I have the Sabre AR pants. They are durable and plenty of room for skiing in all conditions.

I’m guessing that you’re going for more of a resort jacket based on your choices. I’m currently trying to choose between the Sabre AR and Rush, but leaning towards the Rush to go over my Atom LT hoody. FWIW, the Cassiar was originally my top choice until I tried it on, only to find out that the structured collar didn’t really agree with me wearing a hoody underneath and kept it bunched up around my neck.

First of all...agree with bib...best decision I ever made and I will never go back to a non-bib pant. I love my stinger bib and would not ski in anything else. I just bought a new Rush jacket and wanted a different colour pant, but was disappointed that they only had the Sabre AR. I think pants need to be tougher than the jacket.