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Verified - US Auction House - Crafting material
Arctic Fur
Leather
Verified US market
Price history still collecting. Check back after more Auction House snapshots have been recorded.
Commodities share one Auction House per region, so this price applies account-wide on US realms. Verify in-game before you trade.
What Arctic Fur is used in
Engineering
Leatherworking
- Belt of Arctic Life
- Belt of Dragons
- Black Chitin Bracers
- Black Chitin Bracers
- Bladeborn Leggings
- Blessed Cenarion Boots
- Blue Belt of Chaos
- Boots of Living Scale
- Boots of Wintry Endurance
- Bracers of Swift Death
- Bracers of Swift Death
- Crusader's Dragonscale Bracers
- Crusader's Dragonscale Bracers
- Crusader's Dragonscale Breastplate
- Crusader's Dragonscale Breastplate
- Death-warmed Belt
- Draconic Bonesplinter Legguards
- Durable Nerubhide Cape
- Earthen Leg Armor
- Earthsoul Boots
- Ensorcelled Nerubian Breastplate
- Ensorcelled Nerubian Breastplate
- Footpads of Impending Death
- Footpads of Silence
- Frosthide Leg Armor
- Ice Striker's Cloak
- Icescale Leg Armor
- Knightbane Carapace
- Knightbane Carapace
- Legwraps of Unleashed Nature
- Lightning Grounded Boots
- Lightning-Infused Leggings
- Lunar Eclipse Robes
- Lunar Eclipse Robes
- Moonshadow Armguards
- Moonshadow Armguards
- Rock-Steady Treads
- Snowfall Tribe Scare-Totem
Recipe demand from first-party game data (reverse reagent graph).
About Arctic Fur
Arctic Fur is a crafting material in World of Warcraft. This page tracks its verified Auction House price and the recipes that consume it, so you can judge whether it is worth farming, buying, or selling right now.
Demand comes from Engineering, Leatherworking. When a recipe that uses Arctic Fur spikes in value, the material tends to follow, so watch the recipes above alongside the price history.
To read the chart: compare the current min buyout against the typical range. A price sitting below its recent band is a buy or craft signal; a price above it favors selling or farming. The method matters more than any single number, since commodity prices move between hourly snapshots.