The Reason Why ARC´TERYX "Arro 22" Harmonizes with Urban Landscapes

As you walk through the city, it's common to see people wearing outdoor shells, backpacks, and shoes. However, there are very few outdoor gear brands that blend into the urban landscape like "ARC'TERYX."

Founded in 1989 in North Vancouver, Canada, the current Arc'teryx has continually introduced innovative technologies such as water-resistant zippers, laminated fabrics, and thermal molding. Combined with a refined design that has a fashionable vibe, they have revolutionized the concept of outdoor gear.

This time, we will focus on "Arro 22." Even after 26 years since its release, let's explore the charm of this classic backpack that continues to captivate people.

The Origin of Craftsmanship: Climbing Harnesses Utilizing Thermal Molding Techniques Used in Bicycles

The roots of Arc'teryx lie in a garage brand called Rock Solid. In 1991, the company launched a new type of climbing harness.

A climbing harness is a gear worn around the waist while climbing cliffs. The "Vapor Harness," developed by a team of climbers, incorporated thermal molding techniques used in bicycles, which was groundbreaking at the time.