The restaurant is laid out by activity.
The spacious 110-square-meter store is divided into sections for each of Arc'teryx's core activities: alpine, trail (hiking and trail running), and snow. Thanks to this arrangement, you can easily find the gear you need for the activity you want to do. Coordinates using a torso for each are also introduced for reference.
There are two main types of shoes, approach shoes and trail shoes, including notable models such as the Crag and Syrun, which were developed with athletes at the Footwear Design Center established in Portland, OR in 2021. The urban wear line "Veilance" also offers a full lineup.
The exquisite coloring that is the hallmark of Arc'teryx stands out well against the chic colors of the store. In fact, Arc'teryx has more than 15 color designers on its staff, and it is the work of these professionals that makes it possible to create such uniqueness.
The most eye-catching area is called "Jacket Destination. Here, the brand's representative shells, the "Alpha Series" and "Beta Series," are displayed together. This was done to make it easy for visitors to pick up the shells they will use in different situations and compare them with each other. Of course, you can also receive professional explanations from the staff, so you can select the model that best suits your purpose.
At this preview, a climbing event was held with contracted athlete and climber Kai Fujii. The event was a great success, with Fujii having a hard time with some of the higher grade 11 to 12 challenges. After the event, the general public was invited to try their hand at climbing.
This wall is only for fitting, but there will be a board inside the store called the Community HUB, which will announce various upcoming activity events. Nearby Ashiya Rock Garden and Mt. Rokko are some of the best fields in the Kansai region. Expect more activity-related events to be held in the future.
