Name: Arc'teryx Fortrez Hoody
Brand: arc'teryx
SKU: 6311b35c32dba6afcc3a55fe
Rating: 3.7 (63 reviews)

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FEATURES of the Arcteryx Men's Fortrez Hoody Polartec Power Stretch fleece with Hardface Technology provides a durable, smooth outer surface that sheds moisture and layers easily Integrated Phasic AR panel nests inside hood, functions as a balaclava when worn with the hood or a neck gaitor without the hood Two hand pockets, one chest pocket SPECIFICATIONS of the Arcteryx Men's Fortrez Hoody Weight: 13.6 oz / 385 g Fit: Trim Polartec Power Stretch fleece with Hardface Technology ARC'TERYX TRIM FIT: These trim fitting pieces share motion-friendly traits with the Arc'teryx Athletic Fit, but are patterned with lower volume for reduced bulk. Arc'teryx trim fit styles are sized for a base layer and a trim synthetic or down filled mid-layer. Check out the size guide to learn how to calculate your body measurements before selecting a size. This product can only be shipped within the United States. Please don't hate us.

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Me And My Jackets

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 Where this has what was described on their website as a hard face. Um, it's it's not. Um, well, it's soft. It's not hard

 So I I love my fleece jackets that I have from our Terrex, my Coverts, my Deltas, my Kyanites, and I saw this um used on the site and I said, you know what, I want to try it, I want to see what this is all about. So I bought this and I gotta say, I'm pleasantly surprised. It's really a nice piece. It's uh, I'll show some pictures up in the back here

Arc'teryx Fortrez Hoody

I'm 6', 145 lbs, and I have a +5 ape index.  One of the main reasons that I wear Arcteryx is for the longer arms.  I wish that they included arm length in their measurements.  Here is what I have found with the Arcteryx gear that I have. 

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Proton FL (medium) - love it, the arms are plenty long 

Proton LT (medium) - love it, the arms are plenty long

Atom LT (medium) - I can finally wear the new model, although the arms are just a bit shorter than the proton LT/FL.   The previous Atom LT model was too short in the arms. 

Cerium LT - (large) - I had to size up to a large for the arm length, and this jacket still has the shortest arms of all my Arcteryx jackets.  

Kyanite Hoody (medium) - I returned this because the arms were too short.  

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Just a heads up for the other knuckle-draggers out there.   Mammut is another brand that I like with long arms.  I used to like Outdoor Research, although in the last few years they have really shortened the arms, so I won't be buying any more jackets from them.

<div class="md">I&#39;m 6&#39;, 145 lbs, and I have a +5 ape index. One of the main reasons that I wear Arcteryx is for the longer arms. I wish that they included arm length in their measurements. Here is what I have found with the Arcteryx gear that I have.

Proton FL (medium) - love it, the arms are plenty long

Proton LT (medium) - love it, the arms are plenty long

Atom LT (medium) - Returned, the arms a just a tad too short and the fit is a bit looser than the proton lt. 

Cerium LT - (large) - I had to size up to a large for the arm length, and this jacket still has the shortest arms of all my Arcteryx jackets.

Kyanite Hoody (medium) - I returned this because the arms were too short.

Just a heads up for the other knuckle-draggers out there. Mammut is another brand that I like with long arms. I used to like Outdoor Research, although in the last few years they have really shortened the arms, so I won&#39;t be buying any more jackets from them.
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Let's talk arm length

I'm 6'1/185 with normal length arms and typically wear slim/athletic cut - and I'm on the border of medium and large with tops - really depends on the fit. For this purchase I tried size Large. I have been looking for a lightweight fleece for my layering system, going between Patagonia R1 and this Arcteryx model - I wanted a hoodie and half zip so I could tuck in when desired without having a zipper, but based on the great reviews I gave this full zip a shot.  When unpacking, the material and look were solid, but the fit just wasn't right for me

 The size large was too wide in the middle, okay in the arms (could have been a bit longer), and too short in the torso if I wanted to tuck in (though might be fine for normal use).  I ended up sending back and buying a size L Patagonia R1 half-zip hoody, which was better for trim wise, good length in arms/torso, and is a bit thinner material which works better for my layering system. Not to mention I found an R1 at half the price.  The Arcteryx has a better hood and is more legit as a single piece outer layer, given its full zip, has a more water resistant and thicker fabric, and more pockets

 I have been looking for a lightweight fleece for my layering system, going between Patagonia R1 and this Arcteryx model - I wanted a hoodie and half zip so I could tuck in when desired without having a zipper, but based on the great reviews I gave this full zip a shot.  When unpacking, the material and look were solid, but the fit just wasn't right for me. The size large was too wide in the middle, okay in the arms (could have been a bit longer), and too short in the torso if I wanted to tuck in (though might be fine for normal use).  I ended up sending back and buying a size L Patagonia R1 half-zip hoody, which was better for trim wise, good length in arms/torso, and is a bit thinner material which works better for my layering system

Wrong fit for me - Patagonia R1 was better

I am looking for a fleece that can be used:

1) primarily as a "car camping" jacket (wearing it around camp, fire, etc.), 
2) as a mid layer for backpacking trips (less important as I have a down hoody that can be used for this), and
3) as a layering piece for casual hikes (again less important).

Have looked into covert and kyanite. Any recommendations for either? Other suggestions that would work for these purposes?

<div class="md">I am looking for a fleece that can be used:

1) primarily as a &quot;car camping&quot; jacket (wearing it around camp, fire, etc.), 

2) as a mid layer for backpacking trips (less important as I have a down hoody that can be used for this), and

3) as a layering piece for casual hikes (again less important).

Have looked into covert and kyanite. Any recommendations for either? Other suggestions that would work for these purposes?
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Which fleece should I buy?

Great piece - but cuffs are to big

Hey, 

so before calling me a arcteryx poser.. I have been wearing arcteryx pieces for many years now. All my jackets are from arcteryx, the reason for this is because you can wear it casually while also using them for the actual use case.  I hike alot and arcteryx helps me in almost every scenario.

Now, to the question. Since i only have their jackets and some money over this month it got me thinking about their fleeces/shirts for office/ casual use.
I have tried the covert cardigan, it was waay to warm for me. Ive tried the delta LT which was to technical looking for me. 

Yesterday i tried the kyanite lt (my friend let me borrow it) and boy was it great. It was the black color and i fell in love directly. I think you can use it for office work/ casual wear if yoy maybe go with a polo or something under it? Seems nice to me

What  are your opinions? Do you use the kyanite lt for office work? and also casual use?

<div class="md">Hey, 

so before calling me a arcteryx poser.. I have been wearing arcteryx pieces for many years now. All my jackets are from arcteryx, the reason for this is because you can wear it casually while also using them for the actual use case. I hike alot and arcteryx helps me in almost every scenario.

Now, to the question. Since i only have their jackets and some money over this month it got me thinking about their fleeces/shirts for office/ casual use.
I have tried the covert cardigan, it was waay to warm for me. Ive tried the delta LT which was to technical looking for me. 

Yesterday i tried the kyanite lt (my friend let me borrow it) and boy was it great. It was the black color and i fell in love directly. I think you can use it for office work/ casual wear if yoy maybe go with a polo or something under it? Seems nice to me

What are your opinions? Do you use the kyanite lt for office work? and also casual use?
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What arc pieces are you actually using daily? At work for example, casually in other words? Kyanite LT?

 This does have a hood on it which I like, but for the price, this is way too expensive (& Made in El Salvador!). More like a thin sweat shirt & hood..

Not as warm as my Arc’teryx Polartec Soft Fleece

Which Arc pieces would you say you get the most use out of?

It's lightweight not medium

I found the sleeves to be too tight and "clingy" to get over a merino wool base layer. Also, the construction quality created some questions for me.

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