Why Choose the Arc'teryx Nanton Jacket?
The Arc'teryx Nanton Jacket is where urban and outdoor styles intersect. They made this piece for cyclists who commute across town, but I purchased it to run in. It's made from lightweight Alwyn polyester fleece that keeps the cold and wind out while still allowing my skin to breathe.
It comes in a trim fit that layers effortlessly under shells or insulated jackets, while the articulated design and gussets allow for full freedom of movement. A mid-height collar and full-front zip will enable me to seal in heat or let it out. There are hidden zip pockets to secure small items, and it has a longer back hem, worth mentioning, but not useful in my particular use case.
Key Features
- Material: Alwyn 178 g/m² polyester fleece, heathered face, soft brushed back.
- Weight: 310g
- Fit: Trim for base layer or light mid-layer use.
- Design: Mid-height collar, full front zip, two hidden zip hand pockets.
- Articulation: Strategically placed for freedom of movement.
- Back Hem: Longer for coverage, ideal for cycling.
- Performance: Breathable, warm without overheating.
How I Use the Nanton Jacket.
I purchased this piece from Arc'teryx after reading that it effectively blocks wind.
- Running: This jacket provides ample breathable insulation for cool runs, keeping me comfortable when the weather is on the crappy side.
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