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Okay, so when you're hitting the big mountain for some freeriding, your gear really needs to hold up. I'd noticed Arc'teryx was getting serious about freeride gear last year, but I wasn't expecting them to drop something huge like the Arc'teryx sabre SV this year!
You gotta understand, Arc'teryx doesn't just slap the 'SV' (which stands for 'Severe Environment') on anything. It's been at least ten years since they had an SV product in their snow line – I'm talking way back to the Sidewinder SV and the old softshell Sabre SV. So, what makes this new Arc'teryx sabre SV worthy of that SV badge?
1. Top-Tier Fabric
For starters, the Arc'teryx sabre SV uses the same top-notch 3-layer GORE-TEX® PRO fabric as their Alpha SV. It's got that super tough, wear-resistant tech and the DWR waterproofing, so it'll block wind, rain, and snow, and still breathe pretty well. When it comes to the outer shell, this is already the best Arc'teryx offers right now, so calling it SV isn't a stretch.
2. Multi-functional Design
It's got all the must-haves, like a hood that fits over a helmet and a RECCO® reflector for avalanche rescue. What really surprised me is that it's got seven pockets, inside and out! That's pretty unusual for Arc'teryx, since they usually go for a more streamlined design. I guess that's because you need to carry a bunch of little things when you're skiing, and it shows they're designing this thing for some serious conditions.
3. Ergonomic Tailoring and Convenient Design
This jacket's got articulated tailoring, so even when you're making big moves on your skis, it won't hold you back. But the real game-changer – and snowboarders have been asking for this forever – is the two-way zipper. It makes life way easier, whether you're sitting down strapping in or trying to get going again in deep powder. Plus, if you're rocking a backcountry pack, you can grab stuff from the inside pockets without having to undo all the straps.
4. Differences from Rush
Now, the Rush is built for ski mountaineering, so it's all about being light and breathable for those climbs. But the Arc'teryx sabre SV is for big mountain freeriding, so it's got a roomier cut to fit thicker layers underneath and give you more freedom to move. Basically, the big differences are in the fabric, the fit, the features (the Sabre SV's got more pockets and that sweet two-way zip), and how long it is – the Sabre SV gives you more coverage.
So yeah, that's my take on the new Arc'teryx sabre SV. Honestly, you gotta see it to believe it, and trying it on is even better. This jacket's already out here, so if you're interested, you should definitely hit up a store and check it out. You'll see why it deserves that SV badge.
Alright, let's check out what this TikToker is saying about the new Arc'teryx sabre SV. After seeing their review, you can't help but be impressed with how good it is.
@icecreamal1212 Stoked on this new Sabre SV jacket! Thanks @arcteryx Seattle!!! #seattle #acrteryxseattle #newkit #skiing #skitok #shower ♬ HOOLIGANG - Joey Valence & Brae