Phase AR Bottom Men’s

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Phase AR Bottom Men’s

Arc'teryx

$79.00

Created for high output in cooler temperatures, the Phase AR Bottom is a men’s midweight base layer for made from next generation Phasic™ AR. An Arc’teryx fabric engineered to provide insulation, dry quickly, and offer performance stretch, Phasic™ AR uses different polyester yarn structures on its interior and face to most effectively wick and disperse moisture. Strategically placed silkweight Phasic™ SL panels improve thermal regulation and reduce bulk. Updated style lines and improved fit.

Weight: 140 g / 4.9 oz

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