Arc’teryx Micon 37 — a minimalist, stormproof ski pack for big backcountry days and full lift-access adventures. Designed for freeriders and ski tourers who want durability without bulk, the Micon 37 blends Arc’teryx’s signature precision with all-day functionality. The shorter back length and tight carry keep the load low and stable when skiing fast or carrying heavy gear. A side-zip main compartment makes it easy to grab layers or lunch without dumping your pack, while the dedicated avalanche tools pocket keeps your shovel and probe exactly where they need to be. There’s space for a helmet, rope, or crampons, and you can switch between A-frame and diagonal ski carry depending on your approach. Built from AC² laminated fabric with taped seams, the pack is highly water-resistant and shrugs off wet snow, ice, and chairlift grime — ideal for the kind of days when everything gets soaked. Inside, the design stays intuitive and glove-friendly, with internal gear loops, compression straps, and a removable waist belt for lighter days. Who it’s for: Ski tourers, guides, and freeriders who prioritize clean design, fast access, and a pack that won’t soak through on storm days. If your touring kit lives in your car all winter, this is the one-pack solution that can handle it all. What’s new vs the previous generation (Micon/Rush SK 32): More capacity: 37L instead of 32L — better suited for big objectives or mixed-weather missions. Faster access: Side-zip main compartment replaces the older roll-top design, trading a bit of waterproofing for easier usability. Improved stability: Shorter back length and redesigned harness keep the weight low and movement natural. Slightly heavier: ~1,090 g vs 970 g — extra space and zippers add minimal weight. Same bombproof DNA: AC² laminated panels and taped seams remain the core of its weather protection and durability. Bottom line: A tougher, roomier, and more practical evolution of the original Micon — purpose-built for skiers who value simplicity, weather resistance, and an ultra-secure carry when things get steep.
