Arc'teryx
Cerium Hoody
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Overview
Winter climbing midlayer, standalone at camp, packable warmth for backcountry rest periods – the Cerium is alpine proven. Driven by our obsessive attention to detail, we refined the design, sourced sustainable materials, and kept its exceptional warmth-to-weight ratio. Responsibly-sourced 850 fill down – with Coreloft™ synthetic utilized in areas prone to moisture – provides premium insulation.
Specs
- Brand
- Arc'teryx
- Weight
- 338 g · 11.9 oz
- Insulation
- not published by the manufacturer
- Fill power
- not published by the manufacturer
Weight vs. category
18% heavier than the category average.
How it measures up
Against every one of the insulated jackets in the RidgeNote register with a published figure. Manufacturer-listed; sources and dates are on this page.
- Weight
- 11.9 oz (338 g)
- Lighter than 0% of 5 weighed · #5 lightest
- +6% vs the median 11.2 oz
- Price
- $400.00
- Cheaper than 9% of 11 priced · #10 cheapest
- +43% vs the median $279.00 · $33.55/oz (median $33.55/oz)
The lightest of the insulated jackets on record is Zpacks Zpacks Down Jacket at 6.1 oz — 164 g less and $25.00 less.
The cheapest is Arc'teryx Atom Hoody at $210.00 — $190.00 less.
RidgeNote verdict
Similar — lighter or cheaper
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