What does Beta LT stand for?

What does Beta LT stand for?

“The Beta LT is sporting an extremely streamlined, and well considered, design.” Arc’teryx originally created the Beta LT with the heavier, and more durable, Gore-Tex Pro fabric. This time, they’ve instead decided to opt for the standard Gore-Tex fabric for the Beta LT (LT meaning lightweight, by the way).

Can you ski in arcteryx Beta LT?

There’s so much to love here. “Versatility is the name of game here with the jacket being a class option for skiers, mountaineers, climbers and hikers.” The helmet-compatible StormHood on the Beta LT provides full coverage without impeding sight lines.

Is arcteryx Beta LT waterproof?

Designed with a disciplined simplicity that maximizes its versatility, Beta LT delivers all-mountain performance. Its lightweight, durable, bluesign® approved 3L GORE-TEX fabric provides waterproof, windproof, breathable protection across a range of activities.

How can I tell which arcteryx jacket I have?

Arc’teryx products consist of a three part naming scheme:

1. The first part indicates the range.
2. The second (2-letter code) describes the characteristics of the particular garment within the range.
3. The 3rd part indicates the type of garment (Jacket, Hoody, Pants, Gloves, Backpack, etc).

Is Beta LT Gore Tex Pro?

In Arc’teryx’s words, the Beta series is designed for all-around mountain use, and the LT means lightweight, with a streamlined set of features designed to save weight. It is made of 40D Gore-Tex Pro with no extra pit zips for ventilation, has a great storm hood, and excellent and easy to manipulate zippers.

What is the difference between arcteryx Beta AR and LT?

The “LT” on this version of their Beta jacket stands for “lightweight.” This version is almost 4 ounces less than their Beta AR (all-around) hardshell, and is also $200 cheaper. These weight and cost savings come from the decision to use 40-denier fabric in high wear areas as opposed to the 80D used in the Beta AR.