When skiers and riders head into the backcountry, they usually have everything they need within reach--avi gear, food, and loads of water. But when you're ripping the resort it can be easy to forget how often you need to re-up on precious hydration. Up until now the options have either been to load yourself up with water bottles or carry around a hydration backpack, but all that bulk can can lead to some sketchy falls and precarious lift rides. Thankfully for you, 686 has been hard at work developing the world's first integrated hydration jacket in the GLCR Hydrastash Reservoir Insulated Jacket. It's outfitted with a low-profile hydration reservoir to keep you hydrated after epic powder runs and long hikes to hard-to-reach terrain. The 25oz reservoir hides in the jacket's powder skirt, and feeds through a zippered stretch channel to give you subtly integrated hydration on the slopes. And don't worry about this thing bursting when you take a digger because 686 put it through the ringer when testing, even throwing it under a car without it breaking. The rest of the jacket is kitted with all of the features and quality you'd expect from 686. The infiDry waterproof and breathable membrane keeps you dry through heavy powder dumps and wet mixes, while the synthetic insulation delivers lightweight warmth on chilly days. When you start to work hard you've got mesh-lined underarm vents and a high-collar ventilation system to dump heat, while stretchy wrist gaiters and the adjustable powder skirt prevent snow from sneaking in and soaking your layers. Last but not least, this jacket is outfitted with a ton of pockets, including an internal media-compatible pocket with tangle-free headphone loops, stash pockets on the inside and out, and a handy lip balm pocket to for dry winter weather.