Arc’teryx’s Strategy
Go ahead and explore like a customer the activities, locations, and benefits Arc’teryx offers to a community that is into climbing as a hobby, resulting in increased customer engagement.
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Prefer to listen?
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In 1989, David Lane started off as a climber making rock climbing harnesses out of his basement in Vancouver, Canada. We are pretty sure he would have never imagined it becoming a world renowned outdoor brand with a passionate community.
If you are into climbing as a hobby, read on.
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Arc’teryx does not offer a membership program for hobbyists at this time.
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From in-store events to engaging speaker series, all catered to the outdoorsy type. A great way to enjoy your hobby with others that are into what you’re into.
Join Activities:
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Find community by joining the Bouldering Project x Arc’teryx in Brooklyn, the Climbing District x Arc’teryx in Paris, or by stepping into an Arc’teryx store with some offering free in store wash service of your outdoor apparel, in-store cafés, and bouldering walls. What most go after though is the Arc’teryx Academy, multiple 4-day community experiences held annually, with free film screenings, speaker series, and music gatherings, plus paid clinics focused on Freeride, Backcountry, Alpine, and Climb, in destinations such as Austria, California, United Kingdom, France, and Canada.
Explore Locations:
· Arc’teryx Stores, Multiple Cities, Global
Explore Locations:
· Bouldering Project x Arc’teryx, Brooklyn, NY, USA
· Climbing District x Arc’teryx, Paris, France
Explore Academy:
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