Last updated: 24-Oct-18 By Luke Jarmey A late player to the trail running game, Arc’teryx have only recently been releasing a slew of specifically-designed and targeted running products. Along with the 14 litre version, the Norvan 7 represents their first punt at a hydration vest. Would it live up to the gold plated reputation of …
Last updated: 17-Feb-19 By Luke Jarmey Having already reviewed Arc’teryx’s highly lauded Cerium LT Hoody, I was bubbling with excitement to hear that they’d released an even lighter version. Blasting just under 100 grams off the LT, this SL looked like a ludicrously tempting bit of kit for the discerning runner. What really conjured my …
Last updated: 24-Mar-21 By Steve Diederich Following on from the ground-breaking Norvan VT shoe – Arc’teryx had a tough act to follow albeit in a slightly different segment. Described as being “specifically designed for all-day comfort on extended trail runs” this was a big ask of the designers. Did they meet the brief and come …
Last updated: 16-Aug-18 By James Eacott It’s early December and #BlackFriday and #CyberMonday have passed. Like us, you’re probably still searching for those last (or first!) few Christmas presents. Show your love (or at least mild appreciation) for the ultra running man in your life with a gift this Christmas. Below we’ve detailed 10 Perfect …
Last updated: 25-Feb-19 By Luke Jarmey With the Northern Hemisphere winter fast approaching, kit lockers are rapidly changing to accommodate the lower temperatures and generally less hospitable climate. If you’re anything like me, you still won’t be wearing much more when actually running… Ok, maybe a longer sleeved tee and/or a thin mid layer, but …
Last updated: 04-Dec-18 By Steve Diederich In a crowded market with everyone piling into trail shoe production, is there room for a premium priced new entrant from a manufacturer of premium climbing and outdoor gear? Given that Arc’teryx’s parent company Amer Sports owns Salomon, they certainly have pedigree to draw on, so can the Norvan …
Last updated: 17-Aug-18 By Fiona Outdoors I rarely go anywhere without a lightweight insulated jacket. I wear one before and after training and races. If it’s summer, I wear the jacket on its own and in autumn or winter I use the jacket as a mid-layer underneath a waterproof jacket or another insulated jacket. I …
