Western Japan's First Directly Managed Store "Arc'teryx Osaka E-ma" Opens | ARC’TERYX Gallery
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April 24, 2015

Western Japan's First Directly Managed Store "Arc'teryx Osaka E-ma" Opens | ARC’TERYX Gallery

<strong>ARC’TERYX</strong><br />ARC’TERYX Osaka E-ma Store
<strong>ARC’TERYX</strong><br />ARC’TERYX Osaka E-ma Store
<strong>ARC’TERYX</strong><br />ARC’TERYX Osaka E-ma Store
<strong>ARC’TERYX</strong><br />ARC’TERYX Osaka E-ma Store
<strong>ARC’TERYX</strong><br />Left: The "A2B Chino," designed for urban cycling commutes. Its trim fit moves with the body, offering excellent articulation and a gusseted crotch for uncompromised on-bike performance and off-bike style. A2B Chino ¥15,120. Center & Right: The "Squamish Hoody," an ultra-lightweight, durable, and packable windshell that stows into its own chest pocket. Ideal for rock climbing, hiking, or bike touring, providing reliable protection against sudden weather changes. Squamish Hoody ¥19,440
<strong>ARC’TERYX</strong><br />Left: The "Granville" backpack, featuring a 20-liter capacity and a zippered back panel for quick access to a laptop or tablet. Offers superior weather resistance. Granville Backpack ¥24,840. Right: Technical alpine approach footwear with a seamless upper that withstands rock, snow, and ice, combined with a replaceable Adaptive Fit liner for lightweight durability. Acrux<sup>2</sup> FL GTX Approach Shoes ¥37,800
<strong>ARC’TERYX</strong><br />Left: A versatile technical hiking boot with a seamless, thermo-laminated upper and a replaceable, stretchable liner. Designed for long-distance trekking across varied terrain in changing conditions. Bora<sup>2</sup> Mid GTX Mid Hiking Boots ¥45,360. Right: A display of harnesses in a corner of the spacious store.
<strong>ARC’TERYX</strong><br />ARC’TERYX Osaka E-ma Store
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West Japan's First Direct-Managed Store, ARC’TERYX Osaka E-ma, Opens | ARC’TERYX Gallery

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