Arcteryx Squamish Hoody - Black - XL


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The Arcteryx Squamish Hoody is a versatile, ultra-lightweight windshell designed for outdoor enthusiasts and active individuals who need reliable protection against sudden wind and light moisture. It excels as a highly packable layer that can be worn over a t-shirt or under heavier gear to cut the chill, though its thin nylon construction is intended for wind protection rather than heavy-duty thermal insulation or prolonged rain exposure.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Black |
| Gender | Male |
| Material | Nylon |
| Size | XL |
| Model Part Number | 19755571 |
| Brand | Arcteryx |
No, it is wind-resistant and water-repellent, meaning it can handle light mist or brief showers, but it is not a dedicated rain shell.
It provides warmth primarily by blocking wind, which prevents evaporative heat loss. It does not provide significant insulation on its own.
The fit is designed to be slim for performance. It is best suited for layering over t-shirts, baselayers, or thin technical fleeces.
Locate the chest pocket, turn it inside out, and feed the rest of the jacket into it until fully compressed.
The StormHood features adjustment points to pull the fit tight to your head or helmet, ensuring it moves with you.
The DWR finish has likely worn off. Wash the jacket with a technical cleaner and tumble dry on low to reactivate it, or reapply a DWR spray treatment.
Ensure the internal fabric flap is clear of the zipper track. If it continues, clean any debris from the zipper teeth with a soft brush.
This garment requires no complex setup; it is a pull-over-and-go layer. It is fully compatible with most climbing helmets and can be layered comfortably over base layers or thin fleece mid-layers. To maintain the effectiveness of the FC0 DWR finish, wash the hoody in cool water using a technical gear cleaner. Avoid using fabric softeners or harsh detergents, as these can strip the water-repellent properties. It is recommended to tumble dry on low heat occasionally, as this can help reactivate the DWR treatment. Always inspect the nylon fabric for small tears after use in rugged environments and repair them promptly to prevent further fraying.