REVIEW: TRU-SPEC 24-7 Tactical Softshell

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I only let water and soap touch my skin ... Pragmatic approach, the slogan from the advertising. Unfortunately, not quite practical in our latitudes. Because of the weather, we need decent jackets and modern technology has led to the evolution of softshells. Today we want to introduce you to the 24-7 Tactical Softshell from TRU-SPEC, which is available at SNIPER AS.

Front and back view: The jacket from TRU-SPEC has a very classic cut. It comes without a hood, but has a high collar. At the lower end, it is cut to be user-friendly, shorter in the front (you can put your hands in your pants pockets - "american gloves") and longer in the back, so you don't show off your beautiful builder's cleavage when kneeling down.

Externally, this softshell is made of a solid 4-way stretch fabric, with fine fleece on the inside. This makes the jacket an ideal piece for the transitional season and with more layers into the winter and towards spring. The pockets are made of fine mesh. The fabric of the jacket is water-resistant. Like all softshells, it is not a rain jacket.

If you're into logos: it has one. TRU-SPEC is embroidered loudly and clearly at the back of the neck, here in the Multicam version of the 24-7 Softshell.

The sleeves close at the bottom with Velcro straps (left) so you can tighten them to keep the cold out. There is Velcro on the upper arm to attach patches, and a pocket behind the upper arm.

Seen from the side (left), you can see the slanted cut at the bottom of the jacket and three vertical zippers dividing the view. The frontmost zipper (right) is the same size as with other softshells, where it is often used as a chest pocket. TRU-SPEC has gone deeper but hasn't changed the spaciousness.

You can zip the jacket from top to bottom and bottom to top - so it's 2-way. This is practical with the middle zipper because it can serve as both ventilation (left) and the wearer can also open the jacket from the bottom and even slit it sideways. This is very practical if you carry a holster on your hip, so the jacket doesn't bunch up around the weapon.

And there is a pass-through pocket at the back. You can shake hands with yourself here, as the right and left entrances are connected without hindrance.

In the interior - here in the Multicam version - you can see the warm fleece lining and the inserted pockets nicely.

CONCLUSION: The TRU-SPEC 24-7 Tactical Softshell is a solid jacket with a very good price-performance ratio. It is warmer than it looks and is a good choice for those who want to be relatively light but pleasantly warm dressed even in the cold season.

You can get the TRU-SPEC 24-7 Tactical Softshell at SNIPER AS in Coyote for 98 euros, Olive (same price), and Multicam for 159.90 euros.