
Arc’teryx PRO gave us a preview of the upcoming Tactician series of combat uniforms.

They will be offered in non melt/no drip AR weight as well as an SV version for severe weather.
Details coming this spring.

Arc’teryx PRO gave us a preview of the upcoming Tactician series of combat uniforms.

They will be offered in non melt/no drip AR weight as well as an SV version for severe weather.
Details coming this spring.

Arc’teryx PRO is excited to announce its presence at SHOT Show 2026 in our new booth and location #30311, where we will exhibit our complete range of high-performance apparel and equipment designed for professionals operating in the most demanding environments.
For 2026 we’re introducing an all new uniform, a new GORE-TEX PRO insulated model, and the first launch of a new colorway that will better serve first responders. These products will be on display ahead of their official launch in Fall 2026, giving attendees an exclusive first look. Our global team will be in attendance and we look forward to meeting you. We welcome the opportunity to discuss our products, share insights, and help you find solutions tailored to your operational needs. Whether you’re interested in technical details, design philosophy, or hands-on demonstrations, our team is ready to engage.
Visit us at booth #30311 to experience why Arc’teryx PRO remains the benchmark for technical apparel and equipment in the field.
Built for the Mission & Elevating Access: Arc’teryx PRO Evolves

Arc’teryx PRO remains committed to delivering uncompromising performance for those operating in the most demanding environments. Building on this foundation, and following investment in production capacity and close collaboration with vendor partners, we are proud to announce the evolution of our PRO line into two distinct collections:
• Essentials Collection: Functional, versatile designs for durability and precision. No longer limited to just professional users, available to anyone through one of our trusted network of Arc’teryx PRO Dealers, beginning December 5th, 2025.
• Mission Collection: Highly specialized products made in limited quantities and with selective access, will continue to focus on serving dedicated accredited professionals who require advanced solutions for critical operations.
Historically, PRO products have been reserved for purchase by a limited group of specialized end users in the outdoor and tactical space. Today, we are expanding access to PRO for professionals and dedicated enthusiasts across disciplines, those who require uncompromising performance.
Over the next few years, expect new colorways, next-generation designs, and expanded offerings of women’s fits to select models. This new product offering ensures more people can access elite gear without compromising performance. This evolution reflects our unwavering commitment to quality, reliability, and performance.

For details on product availability, visit our authorized dealer network.

Arc’teryx Equipment, the global design company specializing in technical high-performance apparel and equipment, announces the relaunch of the Arc’teryx PRO brand, with a bold vision to better serve the professional communities who depend on its gear. The updated Arc’teryx PRO features three design targets: guides, rescue professionals, and Special Operations Forces. As part of this evolution, Arc’teryx LEAF will now live within the Arc’teryx PRO brand, streamlining its professional offering and reaffirming its commitment to providing purpose-built, high-performance gear.
“At Arc’teryx, we believe in supporting those who serve others with unparalleled dedication,” said Katie Becker, Chief Creative Officer. “The relaunch of Arc’teryx PRO will build on the unique heritage established by the Professional and LEAF lines, while focusing future efforts on new design innovations. Led by our Advanced Concepts team, the investment and rigorous testing that begins at the PRO level will continue to inform the design process and insights across our entire design team.”

Integrating Arc’teryx LEAF into PRO creates a robust and efficient platform, enhancing the company’s ability to serve a broader range of professional needs. Through dedicating expertise and resources to this category, Arc’teryx aims to continue pushing the boundaries of design and performance, building on our product offering to improve the product offerings for the professional community.
“The decision to unify Arc’teryx LEAF into PRO reflects a natural evolution for the brand. LEAF has been a trusted name for elite tactical professionals for over 20 years,” said Kyle Goertzen, Director, PRO. “By bringing LEAF under the PRO umbrella, we’re preserving its legacy and enhancing our ability to deliver world-class gear to experts who most depend on it.
We will continue to work directly with end users to innovate and provide the highest quality system of dress for emerging requirements.”

Long-term partners, including search and rescue teams, mountain guides, and operators, have played a crucial role in shaping the Arc’teryx PRO collection through real-world testing, validation, and feedback. These collaborations ensure the gear meets the exacting requirements of end users while embodying the brand’s relentless pursuit of perfection.
Collaborating with guides, operators, rescue, and snow safety experts, Arc’teryx PRO designs products specifically made to meet the high demands of their jobs and the extreme conditions they face. Living and working in the elements full time, the Arc’teryx PRO community provides insight, and feedback to help craft the best equipment for the mountains and severe environments.
Arc’teryx endeavors to directly support the professional community through scholarships, charitable donations and industry partnerships, with the goal of supporting those impacted by trauma in their field, and future mountain professionals who will bring their knowledge and inspiration to others.
The entire Arc’teryx PRO collection and new Fall 2025 styles will be available to qualified professionals through select Arc’teryx PRO distribution partners.
Arc’teryx PRO will be exhibiting their collection at SHOT from January 21 – 24 (booth # 62610), and at Enforce Tac from February 24 – 25 (booth # 9-328).
To learn more about Arc’teryx PRO, visit pro.arcteryx.com.
We received this statement from Arc’teryx regarding the LEAF program.
Since its inception 20 years ago, Arc’teryx LEAF has built best-in-class technical apparel and equipment solutions for specialized Military, Government, and Law Enforcement (MIL-GOV-LE) end-users in select NATO and NATO-allied countries.
As a result, Arc’teryx LEAF’s products have specific technical features required for specialized military, government, and law enforcement uses and are only produced in limited quantities.
To ensure that Arc’teryx LEAF products continue to be available for these core users in the volumes and the time frames needed, Arc’teryx LEAF has established a new distribution system. As of January 21, 2023, Arc’teryx LEAF will select resellers on the basis of their ability to service government agency contracts as well as their ability to sell directly or indirectly to government purchasers, among other criteria.
With this refined strategic approach, we remain focused on delivering our products and services to our intended market. Doing so enables Arc’teryx LEAF to respond swiftly to MIL-GOV-LE demand by ensuring available supply is reserved for those who safeguard public safety and national security.

Arc’teryx LEAF will be exhibiting at the 2022 SHOT Show from a new location at the Caesars Forum. They’ll be showcasing their entire system-of-dress, purpose-built for the most demanding Special Forces and Tactical Law Enforcement end users. From Jan 18-20, LEAF will be having its customary Happy Hour starting 16:30hr. If you are around, drop by to say hello! They are at Booth #75417.
Today, pre-orders begin for the second Arc’teryx LEAF SMU, the Gamma Anorak. SMU is an acronym for “Special Make Up” which is a custom run, not included in the standard lineup, but generally based on an in-line item.

The Gamma Amorak is quite popular in the outdoor line and this SMU, the Gamma Anorak IFF is identical except for the distinctive Ranger Green color and the 4″ x 4″ Velcro arm patches for attaching IFF to your anorak. These also incorporate V-Lite retention loops.

It’s made from a lightweight 4-way stretch nylon/spandex double weave treated with DWR. It has great air-permeability for high intensity use.

It features articulated patterning, a deep front zipper for ventilation, a zippered low-profile exterior left chest pocket, drawstring hem, adjustable hood, and elasticized cuffs.

I have tried one of these on and I own one of the Outdoor line versions. If you like anoraks, you will love this one. Sizing is directly from the outdoor version of the Anorak, so if you want some extra room, go up a size.

Although retailers are taking orders now, these jackets will not ship until Tuesday, 7 Dec 2021. I fully expect these to sell out quickly.
Here is a list of where you can order yours, based on your region:
Asia Pacific
Canada
Europe
United States
I was intrigued when Arc’teryx introduced socks to their Fall/Winter 21 line. Traditionally, Arc’teryx has avoided adding products unless they can offer a major improvement over what is on the market. There are exceptions to this rule, in the accessories category, where they offer logo ball caps and t-shirts using industry standard blanks. They seem to have followed suit in their selection of socks. While they are made of Merino and featured the “dead bird” logo, they lack both fit and cushion.

I purchased a pair of each of the different versions (Lowcut, 1/4 and 3/4). They are made from varying blends of about half Merino Wool along with Nylon and Elastane. I bought Large socks for my size 9 feet. The fit wasn’t great, length-wise in the foot as well as in the toe box. I bought an additional pair in size Medium thinking that was the problem. Once again, the fit on the foot wasn’t great. They don’t conform well to the foot and bunch up in areas, particularly in the toe box, along the seam. Granted, they are a lightweight sock, but there’s little nap. Fine for running, but not quite what I’d like for hiking.

I washed and wore them several times. They held up to washing fine with little pilling, but a few snags inside.
I’ve informed the team at LEAF that I didn’t like the socks, but it’s not their offering. It is an outdoor product. I feel like someone looked for gaps in their line and selected something they could slap their logo on.
While I’ve been vocally critical in the past over the BAC Cap sold by Arc’teryx in both their LEAF and outdoor categories (because it’s not up to Arcteryx quality), this is the first time I’ve actively told people to avoid an Arc’teryx product. The bottom line is that there are a lot of Merino socks on the market and for me, these don’t measure up.
The rest of their offerings? I’m still quite pleased and I’ll be telling you soon about an addition to the ATOM line that I really like.
If others have had a better experience with Arc’teryx Merino socks, I’d love to hear about it.