Twitter Contest Giveaway: Arc’teryx Celeris Jacket

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As part of the Matador Twitter contest, we will be spotlighting cool gear we’ll be giving away to lucky readers.
Arc'teryx Celeris Jacket

Unleash your inner athlete with this sexy ultra-light, compressible windshell jacket from Arc’teryx.

At just 4.3 oz in weight, the Celeris is made from a feather-light textile with a mechanical stretch designed to fit the body’s contours for maximum performance.

Check out more features:

* Moisture-resistant outer face fabric
* Windproof
* Compressible and packable
* No-lift gusseted underarms
* Side stow pocket with inner cable port and attachment point
* Laminated die-cut Velcro® cuffs with elastic
* Adjustable hem drawcord

It comes in small, medium, large, and extra large sizes. Also available in women’s sizes.

Disclaimer – The color of the giveaway gear may be different from the color featured in the photo.

AND THE WINNERS ARE…

Men’s winner

@AllenPenn – “I will use this to run through the dense forests of Illinois, wearing nothing but this jacket. I plan to train for an entire marathon in dense forest, in this jacket alone. I can’t wait!”

Women’s winner

@emilyh13 – “It’s always raining here in the UK so it’s easy, I’d wear it every time I left the house ;) (If chosen i’d like the ladies jacket please)”

We’ll be contacting them directly to send them their Celeris Jackets.

Want to win more free stuff from Matador? Follow us here @matadornetwork and keep your eyes peeled for the next contest!


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  • Alan McBride replied on July 21, 2009

    I want to win so I can look cool in Australia; (not hard really) ;-)

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  • JR replied on July 22, 2009

    @Lunaticus

    I do a lot of backpacking and hiking. The weather here is also unpredictable its gonna be really useful.

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  • JR replied on July 22, 2009

    We have an unpredictable weather around here. This is gonna be pretty useful.
    I also do a lot of backpacking, tarvelling and hiking, it could be really handy.

    I’ll have a wonen’s jacket..

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  • David replied on July 22, 2009

    I’ll climb mountains in Cali, hurtle down the streets of SF on a bicycle, snowboard spring days in Oregon, jog, hike, backpack, and generally turn this thing from whatever pretty color you send it to me in to a deep, dirty brown. I’ll take a men’s.

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  • Alison replied on July 22, 2009

    @ali991

    Looking cool while I wander around

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  • Natalie Phillips replied on July 22, 2009

    @_Natalie_P

    Would give it to my mum who does a lot of running and hiking so would be great for her!

    Women’s jacket please!

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  • Alison replied on July 22, 2009

    @funkyfairy66

    This jacket would look and be superb while out walking

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  • Laura replied on July 22, 2009

    @keepfishin26

    i go to school in colorado and do a lot of camping, hiking, and snowboarding… a jacket could be helpful.

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  • Jen Walton replied on July 22, 2009

    @jdwalton I would use this jacket for rugby training, biking, and anytime I’m outside running around! It looks good to wear anytime!

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  • Michael replied on July 22, 2009

    Would be a men’s jacket for me :-)

    I think I’d be using the jacket for a majority of my summer hikes, plus everyday urban wear from spring thru autumn.

    Thanks ;-)

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  • Michael replied on July 22, 2009

    @penumbral

    oops, forgot my twitter name last post :lol: . so, to re-twitterate….

    men’s jacket for me please. and would be using the jacket for a majority of my summer hikes, plus urban wear from spring thru autumn.

    thanks again ;-)

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  • Chris replied on July 22, 2009

    @farrarc0 – As a rugby player, mixed martial artist, and avid backpacker I could use a jacket like this! My University sits on top of a 10,000 acre plateau, and with the unpredictable weather we have, this jacket would be an excellent add on to my gear.

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  • cambicio replied on July 22, 2009

    @cambicio

    I need it to make a (more than a year) trip around the world. I’d like a medium man jacket.

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  • LC replied on July 22, 2009

    @NotThatLC

    I’d take my men’s jacket with me as I visit the Himalayas while traveling through India this winter.

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  • hank replied on July 22, 2009

    @hgb3

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  • Allen Penn replied on July 22, 2009

    @AllenPenn I will use this to run through the dense forrests of Ilinois, wearing nothing but this jacket. I plan to train for an entire marathon in dense forest, in this jacket alone. I can’t wait!

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  • mcangeli replied on July 22, 2009

    @mcangeli – I plan to use this jacket to look cool and shame all of my friends. Oh, and It’ll probably go on a backpacking trip or two along the AT or in the Cohutta Wilderness

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  • Ren replied on July 22, 2009

    @hyperren wants a men’s jacket to use for future hiking or trekking adventures in the rain…

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  • David Kingham replied on July 22, 2009

    Hiking n stuff

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  • Sarah replied on July 22, 2009

    @seriouslykooky

    Men’s XL please for hubby to go walking in. And for me to steal on a dodgy weather school run day.

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  • Lonni J Friedman replied on July 22, 2009

    @netllama thinks this would be awesome!

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  • Daniel replied on July 22, 2009

    @twortw

    This jacket will keep my wife warm when we’re trekking Machu Picchu on our upcoming RTW trip. I hope!

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  • Emily replied on July 22, 2009

    @emilyh13 It’s always raining here in the UK so it’s easy, I’d wear it every time I left the house ;) (If chosen i’d like the ladies jacket please)

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  • James replied on July 22, 2009

    @NomadTests I will stuff this jacket into my camelback pack when I go bicycling or kayaking. It tends to rain here with no notice whatsoever, so it would come in very handy!

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  • Alan Johnson replied on July 22, 2009

    @alanthearab
    I’d wear mine in our winter, it gets really cold in the north of Scotland. ( even in Summer )

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  • David Lutzy replied on July 22, 2009

    Dear MatadorGoods and Arc’teryx,

    A little weather update here in the Montreal area.

    Rain, rain and more rain ..

    Exibit A : I present to you the historical of the past 2 month’s of weather …

    http://www.theweathernetwork.com/index.php?product=historical&placecode=caqc0363

    Precip Accumulation: 181.2 mm (That’S a lot of rain!)

    Day’s with no rain … : 2 !!!!!

    Exibit B would be me pesting about the weather again and again but I will spare you … ;-)

    Thank you for the opportunity of this contest. I would be verry happy to wear a men’s medium jacket

    I sill go hiking, climbing and mtn biking … Having a high-performance jacket would help me enjoy the outdoors a lot more …

    Thank you again …

    @davidlutzy (on Twitter)

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  • alia replied on July 22, 2009

    @errabundus – Perfect! I need one of these for my ride from Canada to Mexico down the great divide mountain bike route. Will take 2 months! Need lightweight stuff, and a wind shell is on my long list of things to get. (womens – thx!)

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  • MJ replied on July 22, 2009

    I’d give it to my son. @sumrthyme

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  • Melanie replied on July 22, 2009

    @katmagick The Hubs needs this jacket. He hikes in all weather so he needs to be prepared.

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  • Nat replied on July 22, 2009

    @Indigonat I am the best ambassador for Arctéryx products. Would love this jacket for my next trip.

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  • Nathalie replied on July 22, 2009

    I met a climber wearing this jacket last weekend in Val David (Qc, Canada) and fell in love with it… the jacket I mean !!! I already have my climber!!! ;-)

    Arc’teryx is definitly one of the best outdoor clothing company : smart and well cut designs, intelligent fabrics and well tought of products for all kinf of climate and activities !!!

    As for this jacket in particular, I like the fact it’s light and easy to pack for traveling ! The color is just stunning!

    Have a great summer everyone!!!

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  • Frank O'Mahony replied on July 22, 2009

    I would wear my MEN’S jacket to great summer evening concerts at the Santa Fe Bandstand. Weather changes minute by minute… @FrankInBoulder

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  • Emma Clarke replied on July 22, 2009

    @ emsiecov I’d wear this jacket when I go whale watching in Boston next month – it will keep off the chill from the Atlantic Ocean

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  • Kurtis replied on July 22, 2009

    I would wear my mens jacket while climbing of course!

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  • Kurtis replied on July 22, 2009

    I would wear my men’s jacket while climbing of course! @lovestoclimb

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  • Greg replied on July 22, 2009

    I’d wear it for this typical summer in San Francisco @gregcohn

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  • Becky Lai replied on July 22, 2009

    i want this jacket (a women’s one) because i want to stay warm!

    @beckyclai

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  • Tonya replied on July 22, 2009

    I’ll be using it to keep warm while traveling. Size S in women’s, please.

    @sizthecat

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  • Kristin replied on July 22, 2009

    I need this jacket. I’m probably a medium, sizes are so difficult you know. @kristinclements

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  • Jarrod replied on July 22, 2009

    @AeroVelo101

    I want this jacket so I can stay dry when I ride my bike to school!

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  • Simon Collinge replied on July 22, 2009

    @cobbiecollinge I`d wear it on our camping trips to the Lake District. (Mens Jacket, Thanks!)

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  • Jamie replied on July 23, 2009

    @jaymayy

    Seeing as how I am about to take on the world in a grand adventure, this jacket would be more than useful for me. When traveling the world on a whim you kind of need to have something to keep you safe from the weather.

    So. I think I would like a women’s medium if you will.

    Don’t worry, I’ll be sure to take pictures while I’m in Mexico, Egypt, Russia, and all those other places bound to make friends jealous.

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  • Kathy N replied on July 23, 2009

    @Kathy_SixEight – I love these Arc’teryx jackets (and their shorts, too!). They’re great to use when we’re trail hiking in the mountains. They fold up small, so you can have them to hand if you run into one of those infamous afternoon showers that pop up around here in the summer!

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