Built for backcountry touring and demanding descents, the Arc’teryx Rush Jacket balances lightweight mobility with premium storm protection. Designed specifically for women who push into big terrain, it delivers durable waterproof performance on the climb and confidence-inspiring coverage on the way down. The updated GORE-TEX PRO ePE fabric provides waterproof, windproof, and breathable protection with a lighter, more sustainable construction free from intentionally added PFAS. A helmet-compatible StormHood™, articulated patterning, and a roomier fit enhance mobility, while high-volume dump pockets and easy-access venting help regulate temperature in changing conditions. From long skin tracks to deep powder runs, the Rush Jacket is built for serious mountain days.
Arcteryx led the development of GORE-TEX PRO ePE, a stronger, thinner membrane with maximum durability. GORE-TEX PRO ePE shells have been rigorously designed and tested to keep you dry for seasons to come.
The Arc'teryx ReBird program is a sustainability initiative focused on circularity, aiming to keep gear in use longer and reduce waste. It offers three main services: ReCare (repairs and maintenance), ReGear (trade-in and resale of used gear), and ReCut (upcycling materials into new products). It provides a way to extend the lifespan of products through, for example, Gore-Tex washing and, at times, offering 30% back in credit for traded-in items.
Fair Trade Certified products are made in factories that use construction methods which adhere to the standards set forth and established by Fair Trade USA. This certification ensures factory workers receive fair wages, work in safe conditions, and are empowered to voice their concerns in the workplace.
RECCO® Rescue System is a two-part technology. Ski resorts and mountain rescue teams carry RECCO® detectors, which send out a search signal. RECCO® reflectors worn in clothing bounce back a directional signal that directs the rescuer straight to the reflector. Unlike other technologies, multiple RECCO® reflectors on a person can improve detection.
