686 Men's Ghost 2.5L Anorak – Navy Wide Wale Corduroy
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Built for the Mountain. Worn Everywhere Else.
The 686 Ghost has earned genuine team-favorite status — not through marketing, but through real use. It's the jacket you reach for when you can't decide between a chairlift and a drive to the skatepark, and it works for both. Cut in a shorter anorak silhouette that moves with you, the Ghost pairs 2.5-layer infiDRY® construction with 500D Nylon reinforcement in the spots that actually take abuse. The Navy Wide Wale Corduroy colorway brings a textured, understated look that reads premium off the snow and doesn't scream ski jacket when you're grabbing a coffee in town. This is outerwear that respects your intelligence — no unnecessary bulk, no cartoon branding, just a well-considered shell that performs at the level you need it to.
Specs
- Shell: 2.5-Layer infiDRY® 10K Fabric
- DWR: PFAS-Free finish
- Construction: Shell design (no insulation)
- Fit: Shorter anorak silhouette for maximum mobility
- Closure: 2-way anorak zip with heat management venting
- Hood: Adjustable, helmet-compatible
- Cuffs: Adjustable Death Grip™ Velcro
- Powder Skirt: Attached, adjustable
- Pockets: 3-pocket design — velcro pass pocket w/ key clip, front hand pocket w/ inner key clip
- Seams: Fully taped Bemis® construction
- Systems: Pant Jacket Connect™, Hood Link System
- Bottom Hem: Adjustable cinch
- Colorway: Navy Wide Wale Corduroy
- Country of Origin: Taiwan
Why We Carry 686
686 has been building technical outerwear out of Los Angeles since 1992, and they've never chased trends to do it. Their infiDRY® and infiLOFT® technologies are developed in-house, their fits are informed by actual riders, and their attention to functional detail — seam taping, vent placement, system integration — is as serious as anything in the category. At 7B, we carry 686 because they consistently build outerwear that holds up to North Idaho winters without asking you to look like a resort catalog.




























