686 Hydra Thermagraph Jacket

$299.95
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686 Hydra Thermagraph Jacket 

 

Advanced Protection for All-Mountain Riders

The 686 Hydra Thermagraph Jacket combines dependable weather protection with targeted insulation for skiers and snowboarders who need comfort through changing mountain conditions. Its waterproof and breathable Hydra membrane helps keep snow and moisture out, while Thermagraph heat mapping strategically places insulation and ventilation where you need it most. Adjustable coverage, snow-blocking features, ventilation zippers, and secure storage make the Hydra Thermagraph a versatile choice for full days on the mountain.

 

Why You’ll Love It

Waterproof and breathable Hydra membrane helps protect against snow, wind, and moisture

Thermagraph heat mapping provides targeted warmth and ventilation for balanced comfort

Lightweight synthetic insulation adds warmth without excessive bulk

Durable DWR finish provides additional resistance to moisture

Adjustable hood and cuffs allow a customizable fit and improved weather protection

Snow skirt and wrist gaiters help keep snow and cold air out

Ventilation zippers allow quick temperature regulation during high-output activity

Multiple zippered pockets provide secure storage for essential items

✔ Designed for skiing, snowboarding, resort riding, and changing winter conditions

 

Jacket Profile & Technical Specifications

Category: Insulated ski & snowboard jacket

Membrane: Hydra waterproof / breathable membrane

Insulation: Lightweight synthetic insulation

Technology: Thermagraph heat mapping

Weather Protection: DWR finish

Hood: Adjustable

Cuffs: Adjustable

Ventilation: Zippered vents

Snow Protection: Snow skirt / Wrist gaiters

Storage: Multiple zippered pockets

Performance: Waterproof / Breathable / Warm / Ventilated / Durable

Best For: Skiing, snowboarding, resort days, variable weather, and all-mountain riding

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