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Lightweight good raincoat. Sits on top like a glove, in the familiar Arvteryx style

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A light coat or layer for warm weather. Over the years, it loses its shape. Gamma Mx is more versatile for Finnish weather.

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A light but warm jacket that packs into a very small space when needed. The water and wind repellent fabric combined with the armpit breathable mesh fabric make it a good choice for almost every weather. Combined with this, Arcteryx's high quality and neat appearance make the jacket worth five stars.

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A light and warm water-repellent jacket that goes into a small space. In contrast, the outer fabric would appear to tear easily.

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Very versatile and warm-feeling cry. It can be considered a head jacket and does not look like a Michelin man. In windy weather, the sides shed a little cold, but in a small movement it is not noticeable. A great jacket for cross-country hiking trips in both Finland and Central Europe. Price quality in place.

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Quite a great all-around jacket that, when combined with a shell jacket, withstands even the harshest frosts. The "poorness" of wind resistance is mainly due to the open sides. If this is a problem then you should check out the SV model. The jacket has also withstood the harsh surprise rains of winter, although it has not been designed for it.

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Comfortable to wear, surprisingly warm and breathes well. From these features at least beats e.g. Patagonia Nanopuffin. Also dimensioning better, no splitting in the middle, sleeves long enough and cuffs excellent. I am not yet able to give a decent estimate of the wind resistance and durability.

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LT is not a particularly windproof jacket. The matter was confirmed from Arcteryx's own customer service. An excellent jacket, but this is good to keep in mind for the purpose.