Arc'teryx Equipment

In the mountains, like in life, most days are not perfect. But for ACMG Splitboard guides Christine Feleki and Joey Vosburgh, it’s their job to make each of their 150+ days a year in the mountains meaningful.    Working as a guide is a non-stop grind of managing uncertainty, prioritizing safety, and finding time in between to hone skills and techniques in a constantly evolving field. It’s also the best job in the world - they’ll tell you that. To strive for longevity as a guide requires a deep knowledge of avalanche safety and risk assessment, but equally important is a constant emphasis on self-reflection and growth.    This year, they ventured in a corner of the Selkirk Range that Joey’s been eyeing for years, working their way through variable conditions, reflecting on their journeys, and stepping into uncertainty with an open mind.    Arc’teryx Presents: Stepping Out Watch the full film: https://lnkd.in/dUHGecBz #Arcteryx

Rock Center, unlocked. New York showed up in full force. So did we. The doors are open, the energy is high and our newest Alpha Innovation store has officially landed in the middle of the Rockefeller Center. Swipe for a look inside opening week. Photos: Neil Shukla #Arcteryx

Sage started at Arc'teryx as an intern in 2018. She still spots the first bag she helped design in stores. Her story is about learning through doing and finding purpose in the process. Step into her world. Build what's next with us: https://lnkd.in/dCfcQuVZ #ArcteryxLife

Leadership here lives in everyday moments. It's in how we listen, how we guide, set the bar and create space for people to grow. Brent Bolling, our Chief People Officer calls it a human experience and treats it like a craft. Peek into why this work culture matters and how we continue to build it together. Build what's next with us: https://lnkd.in/dCfcQuVZ #ArcteryxLife

Most of what you see in our gear starts long before it reaches the mountains. It begins in the hands of the people who imagine, test, and build with intention. This is a look behind the work, the discipline and the mindset that keep us moving forward, anchored in our promise to leave it better. #ArcteryxLife

Craft doesn’t stop at the seams of a jacket at Arc'teryx. It extends into how we share it.   The way a Product Guide explains a hardshell, or translates alpine design into everyday clarity, is just as much a part of our standard of excellence as the gear itself.   That’s why we’ve launched Product Guide Certifications — a program built to deepen knowledge, sharpen storytelling, and empower our retail teams to bring our gear to life in every guest interaction.   From Stockholm to Vancouver, the first certified stores are already setting a new bar. And with every certification, our culture of craft grows stronger.   Because for us, innovation isn’t just about what we make. It’s about how people experience it.   Explore careers in our retail teams: https://lnkd.in/dtCFfnay    #ArcteryxLife

Meet our Global Retail Capabilities team; the people shaping how our retail stores connect with guests around the world. From building new retail technologies to strengthening the systems that power our stores, they’re behind the scenes making the Arc’teryx experience seamless. They recently stepped away from the screens and into the Whistler Backcountry for their 'Live It' activity, spending a night together at the Kees & Claire Hut. As Geoff Hewat, Senior Product Owner, Retail Technology, shared:  “The team shared a truly unique experience, getting 20 of us into the Whistler backcountry. We stepped away from the pace of our day to day, leaned into the challenge and returned more connected, inspired and grounded. Moments like these remind us how lucky we are to work in a place where we do not just talk about the brand, we get to live it. Huge thanks to the planning team for making it happen and to everyone who crushed a big mission together. Swipe to catch a glimpse of this special experience and the people behind the work. #ArcteryxLife

Last night was one of those moments that reminded me why I’m so proud to work for a company like Arc'teryx Equipment We gathered at our Broadway store for an incredible Latine Heritage Month celebration. A night of storytelling, culture, and connection. Through our panel discussion, we explored what it means to show up fully in our identities, to build belonging in the outdoors and at work, and to honor the many intersections that make up the Latine community. As Store Manager for Arc’teryx Manhasset and Education Lead for our R.A.C.E. Employee Belonging Council (Racial Advocacy & Cultural Equity), it’s deeply meaningful to help create spaces where representation and community aren’t just words, they’re lived experiences. Seeing our team, leaders, and guests come together to celebrate culture, share stories, and uplift one another was powerful. It’s a reflection of what happens when a brand makes space for real conversations and diverse voices. A huge thank you to everyone who made this event possible, our panelists, our volunteers, and the teams across the NYC/Tri-State region who continue to champion inclusion through action. Special Thanks to Frank Padilla and Brendy Ureña for your support. Here’s to more moments of belonging, representation, and joy both in our stores and beyond.

Our repair operators are the beating heart of the ReBIRD™ Service Centre at our Bloor St. Alpha Store in Toronto, Canada. Michelle Pinochet and Jahmaal Campbell (IG: @10thfold) are the extremely talented hands behind the most complex repairs we perform in-store. They come from different — yet equally impressive — craft backgrounds, but share one thing in common: a deep love for high-quality handwork, both for the process itself and the beautiful finished product that results. Naturally, this made them the perfect fit for the role of ReBIRD™ Repair Operator. Together, they spent the better part of a month training at our ARC’One Repair Centre in New Westminster, BC, fully immersed in the craft and philosophy of technical repair solutions, and learning alongside some of the most inventive minds this company has to offer. They now find themselves in the exciting position of being the first in-store Arc’teryx repair operators in Canada. Over the last few months, they’ve also carved out time for more creative pursuits, finding new ways to give gear another adventure. This story also carries the design vision of Keika S., a Product Guide at our Bloor St. store, who brought her eye for craft to the artwork featured here. Swipe through to meet our Repair Operators and discover what inspires their work, their tools of the trade, and the journeys that led them here. Explore careers at Arc'teryx: https://lnkd.in/dCfcQuVZ #ArcteryxLife #ReBIRD