686 Men's 1994 Liberty Jacket – Navy Colorblock

Where 686 Started. Still in the Line.

When the brand was called "Jib Wear 686," the Liberty jacket was one of the first things they made. That was 1994. The fact that it’s still in the line — thirty-plus years later — says everything about what it meant to snowboarding at the time and what it still means now. The 1994 Liberty isn’t a reissue or a nostalgia cash-in. It’s a shell jacket built with current infiDRY® 10K recycled polyester, PFAS-free DWR, and critically taped Bemis® seams. The Navy Colorblock colorway is a clean, graphic take — navy body with a contrasting center panel — that reads heritage without being retro. If you know what this jacket is, you already want it.

Specs

• Shell: 2-Layer infiDRY® 10K 100% Recycled Polyester Fabric
• DWR: PFAS-Free finish
• Construction: Shell design with hanging lining (uninsulated)
• Seams: Critically taped Bemis® construction
• Venting: Air-Flo™ underarm vents
• Hood: Adjustable, helmet-compatible
• Powder Skirt: Attached, adjustable
• Cuffs: Adjustable Velcro
• Hem: Adjustable bottom cinch
• Pockets: Front hand zip pockets w/ inner key clip, inner audio pocket, internal goggle + lens stash pocket
• System: Pant Jacket Connect™
• Colorway: Navy Colorblock
• Sizes: S, M, L, XL

Why We Carry 686

686 has been building technical outerwear independently out of Los Angeles since 1992 — back when they were still called Jib Wear 686. The Liberty is one of the original designs that defined what they became. At 7B, we carry 686 because the brand has never stopped being a core part of snowboarding, and the Liberty is the proof.