Arc’teryx offers an extensive lineup of quality ski jackets, from technical hardshells to insulated resort options. The Sabre Jacket (formerly the Sabre AR) slots in right in the middle, with a premium Gore-Tex build, light flannel backer, and smartly designed feature set. We put the versatile shell through a full season of skiing in the Pacific Northwest and consider it the benchmark do-it-all ski and snowboard jacket. You do pay a sizable premium at $750, and it’s not the lightest or most streamlined design, but the Sabre remains one of the most well-rounded options for serious inbounds and occasional backcountry use. Below we break down the Sabre’s overall performance. To see how it stacks up to the competition, see our article on the best ski jackets. And to complete your kit, we’ve also tested and reviewed the Arc’teryx Sabre Pant.
Editor’s note: We updated this article on December 13, 2024, to highlight recent changes to the Sabre’s design. We haven’t…
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