Comments on: Arc’teryx Proton AR Hoody Review https://kinsta.altitude-sports.com/en/arcteryx-proton-ar-hoody-review/ Outdoor Gear Guides, Stories & Reviews Sat, 18 Jul 2020 16:55:57 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.8.9 By: Mark Touchette https://kinsta.altitude-sports.com/en/arcteryx-proton-ar-hoody-review/#comment-54 Mon, 10 Dec 2018 08:57:18 +0000 https://altitude-blog.com/?p=50623#comment-54 what pant are you wearing? (looks like an Alpha SL)

]]> By: Filipe https://kinsta.altitude-sports.com/en/arcteryx-proton-ar-hoody-review/#comment-53 Tue, 25 Apr 2017 20:14:33 +0000 https://altitude-blog.com/?p=50623#comment-53 Thanks for the great review.
I wonder how does it compare in terms of abrasion with the Atom LT. I had one which started showing some wear and tear after a year of constant use.
I also wonder how small is smaller than the Atom? I have an Atom LT in XS which fits perfectly, but now that I’m searching to buy a Proton I wonder if the XS would ever fit.

Thanks

]]> By: Kelsey Begg https://kinsta.altitude-sports.com/en/arcteryx-proton-ar-hoody-review/#comment-52 Mon, 27 Mar 2017 15:57:01 +0000 https://altitude-blog.com/?p=50623#comment-52 In reply to woodsbath.

Hi there, both jackets are insulated using Coreloft™ insulation although the Atom AR has a higher density of the insulation which may make it slightly warmer. As for holding up to winds, both are wind resistant and designed to be breathable mid layers that will perform similarly in windy conditions.

]]> By: woodsbath https://kinsta.altitude-sports.com/en/arcteryx-proton-ar-hoody-review/#comment-51 Sat, 25 Mar 2017 14:10:54 +0000 https://altitude-blog.com/?p=50623#comment-51 Which one is more warm between Atom Ar and Proton Ar? and the performance of anti-wind of them? Thx

]]> By: Phillip Tomlinson https://kinsta.altitude-sports.com/en/arcteryx-proton-ar-hoody-review/#comment-50 Thu, 11 Aug 2016 14:08:49 +0000 https://altitude-blog.com/?p=50623#comment-50 In reply to Oldfartclimber99.

You might want to go with a large for the Proton. My coworker Mark is 5’11 / 170 lbs and he says the medium fits him OK. However, I always just suggest getting the Alti membership for free returns + extra 5% off and order both so you can see which one fits the best.

]]> By: Oldfartclimber99 https://kinsta.altitude-sports.com/en/arcteryx-proton-ar-hoody-review/#comment-49 Thu, 11 Aug 2016 00:44:21 +0000 https://altitude-blog.com/?p=50623#comment-49 Wondering about the sizing and fit. I find Arcteryx jackets a challenge to size correctly. Medium Atom LT hoody is borderline too tight in chest fo me while the large is bordering on being too loose. The procline hoody fits me perfectly in large as a mid layer. I’m 5′ 10″ 178 lbs 41″ chest and 33″ waist. Based on your size and fit in medium would you recommend a medium or large in the proton?

]]> By: Phillip Tomlinson https://kinsta.altitude-sports.com/en/arcteryx-proton-ar-hoody-review/#comment-48 Mon, 18 Jul 2016 15:51:50 +0000 https://altitude-blog.com/?p=50623#comment-48 In reply to Nathan Cragg.

The Proton AR uses the Fortius face fabric and so is more are air permeable (think winter air conditioning, when you need it most). The insulation is also the Coreloft Continuous which has a consistent amount of insulation per centimeter squared. Finally the fit is slightly snugger than a Atom AR.

]]> By: Nathan Cragg https://kinsta.altitude-sports.com/en/arcteryx-proton-ar-hoody-review/#comment-47 Mon, 18 Jul 2016 13:26:42 +0000 https://altitude-blog.com/?p=50623#comment-47 What’s the major difference between this and the Atom hoody’s?

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