Arc'teryx Womens Gamma Utility 5" Shorts
All about this product
General
Designed as an evolution of the iconic Gamma Short, this high-performance utility short is built for the trail, offering enhanced functionality with additional pockets and a refined design. Crafted from a premium fabric that blends 100% recycled nylon with elastane, this short delivers exceptional stretch, durability, and water repellency, perfect for outdoor adventures in varying conditions. The brushed backer ensures a soft, comfortable feel against the skin, making it ideal for all-day wear.
Thoughtfully designed dual-entry front pockets function as both hand and cargo pockets, maximising storage capacity for essential gear. With articulated patterning and a flexible fabric composition, this short promotes unrestricted mobility, allowing you to move freely on rugged trails and demanding terrain. Whether you're hiking, trekking, or exploring the backcountry, this expertly crafted short delivers the perfect balance of comfort, performance, and utility.
Technical details
Ideal use:
Hiking, Trekking, Climbing
Materials:
Body: RecNylon DBL Weave Solid - 88% Nylon, 12% Elastane
Lining: Warp knit mesh - 100% Polyester
Key features:
Articulated patterning for unrestricted mobility
Drawcord provides a secure, comfortable fit
Dual-entry external utility pockets
Pull-on style with elasticized waist
Water repellent
Wind resistant
Durable
Tech specs:
Weight: 163g
Inseam: 5"
Size and fit:
Fit: Regular
Other features
Brand | Arc'teryx |
Gender | Womens |
Product Code | B11CAA0399 |
About this brand
No one does mountain kit quite like the Canadian brand, Arc’Teryx, who were originally called Rock Solid. Founded in 1989 by Dave Lane, they have a long history of innovation and are loved for their minimalist style, design features and craftsmanship. Everything they do is beautifully made and thanks to the use of GORE-TEX, is fully waterproof, windproof and built to last. Arc’Teryx comes from the Archaeopteryx, one of the earliest know birds. The logo is based on the ‘Berlin specimen’, a fossil of the bird and the most complete skeleton found to date.
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