Customer Reviews Arc'teryx Cerium LT Jacket

Very pleased with my Cerium LT men's jacket. I was sceptical at first since it is very light weight. However the jacket proved to be warm with wind protection in sub zero temperatures. It is stylish when zipped up or worn open. I received several compliments on the appearance of my jacket.

Amazing jacket from the zippers to the threads i couldn't be more satisfied

this is my go to jacket right through the winter. i have it in 2 colours, as well as the sleeveless version. Pull it on over a tee shirt and you are ready to go out down to below freezing temps. Use it as a layer on really cold ski days under a shell, or carry it in your pack to keep warm after exercise. Could not recommend it more highly.

Love this jacket. It is a great layering piece and works well in cool temperatures as an outer layer. I am 6' 170lbs with an athletic build and the Medium fits great everywhere except that it is slightly short in the front. I wear my trousers like a normal person but the front of it hits basically at mid-belt buckle. I probably have a slightly longer torso than most, but an inch of extra length in the front would be useful. Otherwise, fantastic jacket. I've worn it from 38 degrees F up to 60 without complaint and have packed it down so small it fits in my briefcase.

Love this jacket. It is a great layering piece and works well in cool temperatures as an outer layer. I am 6' 170lbs with an athletic build and the Medium fits great everywhere except that it is slightly short in the front. I wear my trousers like a normal person but the front of it hits basically at mid-belt buckle. I probably have a slightly longer torso than most, but an inch of extra length in the front would be useful. Otherwise, fantastic jacket. I've worn it from 38 degrees F up to 60 without complaint and have packed it down so small it fits in my briefcase.

Great year-round jacket. Perfect for cool summer nights, spring days, fall days and non-freezing winter days. Light and easy to carry, always provides instant warmth. Blocks wind well. Very well made with a great fit and look!

This jacket reigns supreme in my quiver as the insulated jacket with the most user days. The Cerium LT jacket is my daily driver when it comes to grabbing a puffy, from life in the backpack on trail to commutes to the mountain all winter, it is rare that this doesn't make it on my back or in my pack when the weather dictates. While this is one of the best fitting jackets I own, trim through the trunk, enough space in the shoulders and arms; a nice revision could be adding a synthetic section in the underarm on both the torso and sleeve to reduce crushing of down in a high moisture zone (might have happened since my model, if so bravo!) When paired with a trusty shell I don't hesitate wearing this in heavy precipitation and it holds up in light rain or heavy snow as a stand alone piece.

This is my favorite Arcteryx jacket, and I own too many... I love that it fits under my Arcteryx shell during cold ski days, and makes for a great stand alone jacket in the mountains during the "Spring" months. I also just biked some of the Pacific Coast and it packed so well in my Panniers, as it is seriously so light, and packs pretty small into its own pocket. I also wore it everynight, 10 total, while camping between San Francisco and Santa Monica.

La prenda es clida y confortable, la he usado bajo una Zeta LT para esquiar y el resultado a sido muy positivo.

Extremely comfortable, not overly warm in our mild Vancouver, B.C. winters, very good fit, zipper works well. However this product leaks small feathers which stick to finely woven wool sweaters. Nevertheless recommended.

High quality down, light fabric with synthetic insulation in the right spots and a trim fitting hoodless fit was exactly what I've been looking for. I'm 6'2" 180ish with an athletic build, the large fits perfect under most layers. For cool days at the ski area this works as a stand alone but keeps me toasty with a shell over it. All in all this is an awesome lightweight puffy for anyone looking for a warm jacket. From splitboarding and working at a ski are to using while belaying in the dessert in winter. Price is high but so is the qualit

High quality down, light fabric with synthetic insulation in the right spots and a trim fitting hoodless fit was exactly what I've been looking for. I'm 6'2" 180ish with an athletic build, the large fits perfect under most layers. For cool days at the ski area this works as a stand alone but keeps me toasty with a shell over it. All in all this is an awesome lightweight puffy for anyone looking for a warm jacket. From splitboarding and working at a ski are to using while belaying in the dessert in winter. Price is high but so is the qualit

Die Jacke ist fr kalte Tage wunderbar zu tragen. Oft reicht ein tShirt darunter. Sie ist gut winddicht und auch leichten Regen hlt sie aus. Sehr angenehmer Tragkomfort.

Die Jacke ist fr kalte Tage wunderbar zu tragen. Oft reicht ein t-Shirt darunter. Sie ist gut winddicht und auch leichten Regen hlt sie aus. Sehr angenehmer Tragkomfort.

This became my favourite jacket when I bought it two years ago, and it remains that way now. The styling is great, it is versatile, comfortable and warm but breaths well too. If it's cool to cold out it is my first choice out of the closet. If it's freezing or I am skiing on a cold day, I wear it under my Arc'teryx Sabre. For fast packing in the mountains where the weather can change, this jacket packs down to nothing, and has a great warmth to weight ratio. The jacket has its own stuff sack in the pocket. Great purchase and glad it continues to hold up so well. Hoping it lasts a really long time.

When its 30 or below outside this is my go to jacket. I wore this when the Seahawks super bowl parade was going on and we were all waiting in 20 something degree weather. No movement either, so I wasn't generating any heat. Regardless i was warm and I am always warm in this magical jacket. What kind goose do you use? It must be some kind of magical geese or something because I am never cold in this jacket.. Is it raining? Throw a shell over it and your golden. But you will look like the stay puff marshmallow man though. I put this under my motorcycle jacket on super cold days too.

First, here's context for this review. I have owned the same North Face Men's Denali 2 jacket for over 12 years and it's awesome. However, I've owned it for over 12 years and it was time to upgrade, but not necessarily replace. Welcome the Cerium LT Jacket. I nearly bought one in 2015, and I'm kicking myself for not buying one even earlier. So, here are the details: - The fit is impeccable; like a custom fitted sport coat. This is critical as you want a down jacket close to the body, but not stretched across the body. Pro tip: try one on before buying with base layers that you'd typically wear. - It's incredibly thin (a good thing) and lightweight making it very easy to toss a shell over it in conditions were you want to protect the jacket. - It's warm...really warm. Remember that comment early about my fleece jacket. Well; that's my reference point and this jacket is significantly warmer in same conditions with the same base layers So, I've been wearing this jacket non-stop so far this winter in Minnesota. From walking the dog in -5 degree F weather to sitting outside watching my 5 & 3 year old play, to hikes along the Mississippi river, to going to the grocery store. This jacket does it...well most of it all. Here's the thing. It's not going to be as durable as my 12 year old fleece. I wouldn't want to take it tubing or sledding with the kids for fear of it ripping. That's not to say it's not durable, but it is, by definition, lightweight. I've found that you don't need to baby this jacket, but I wouldn't drag my body across rocks while climbing. That's where a hard shell of fleece come into play. So...do yourself a favor. Save up, buy this jacket.

First, here's context for this review. I have owned the same North Face Men's Denali 2 jacket for over 12 years and it's awesome. However, I've owned it for over 12 years and it was time to upgrade, but not necessarily replace. Welcome the Cerium LT Jacket. I nearly bought one in 2015, and I'm kicking myself for not buying one even earlier. So, here are the details: - The fit is impeccable; like a custom fitted sport coat. This is critical as you want a down jacket close to the body, but not stretched across the body. Pro tip: try one on before buying with base layers that you'd typically wear. - It's incredibly thin (a good thing) and lightweight making it very easy to toss a shell over it in conditions were you want to protect the jacket. - It's warm...really warm. Remember that comment early about my fleece jacket. Well; that's my reference point and this jacket is significantly warmer in same conditions with the same base layers So, I've been wearing this jacket non-stop so far this winter in Minnesota. From walking the dog in -5 degree F weather to sitting outside watching my 5 & 3 year old play, to hikes along the Mississippi river, to going to the grocery store. This jacket does it...well most of it all. Here's the thing. It's not going to be as durable as my 12 year old fleece. I wouldn't want to take it tubing or sledding with the kids for fear of it ripping. That's not to say it's not durable, but it is, by definition, lightweight. I've found that you don't need to baby this jacket, but I wouldn't drag my body across rocks while climbing. That's where a hard shell of fleece come into play. So...do yourself a favor. Save up, buy this jacket.

I bought this in the middle of Autumn (Fall) and have been delighted at the way it has functioned. I have worn in very regularly since purchasing it. I have worn it in temperatures down to -2 degrees, admitedly with other layers underneath, but has proven to be well up to the task so far. I wear it for general commuting around town, to work and leisure. It is smart enough to wear to work.

Bought this jacket to replace my Patagonia down, and it quickly became my go to piece to either wear as a standalone, or under my Stingray. Really tested it skiing in Vt., and on a minus 15F day, while the fabric had a crinkly sound, I was NOT cold! Only thing I would do to the coat is make the collar taller, since I feel like my neck is exposed.

I was fascinated watching the way that my flat jacket puffed up by itself once it was removed from the packaging. I wore it immediately and was pleasantly surprised at the warmth I felt very quickly. It's smart around town although I bought this jacket for walking my dog in the hills and parks. I have other Arc'teryx products and love them all

This is an excellent jacket. The down filling provides great warmth during cold weather. I bought my jacket during a ski trip to Vail for casual wear and was very happy with it's performance. This is my first Arc'teryx jacket and would definitively buy another one. I haven't used it for winter outdoors activities, just casual wear on cold places and can assure you its one of the watmedt jackets i have ever own, and also looks great. Would reccommend to anyone looking for a good looking warm casual jacket.

I bought this for standing around while at an ice climbing course. It is very warm, comfortable. I threw this on while belaying, or just during periods of not moving. It would be too warm to hike in for sure or do much physical activity. I liked this over Thorium because it looks a lot trimmer. I wear an 10-12 in clothing, my chest size is 38C, and I took an XL in this. It is looser this way, but I wore this over multiple layers and a harness I have it in dark blue. Tried it on in lighter colours, but the feathers are seen through which makes the jacket look dirty Love how compact it can be when folded into the pocket pouch Also, I am happy I went with the jacket and not a hoodie. When layering I found I had way too much going on around neck already haha

It is warm, light and looks great. You can't go wrong with Arcteryx quality.

As amazing as all the great Arc'terix products. Super light, durable and amazing features and styling.