Testa Cold Softshell L5 Jacket

Durable Cold Weather Protection

The Testa Cold Softshell K5 Jacket is the warmer alternative to the K5 - Velox Light Jacket, designed for active use in cold weather. An inner fleece laminate adds additional warmth, making it the go-to in cooler climates.

Inner Fleece Laminate

An inner fleece laminate wicks moisture away from the body and traps heat.

Ample Storage

Store the essentials in the zippered chest, bicep, and hand pockets.

Premium Finishes

Brushed mesh inner collar/hand pockets, wind flap protecting the front zipper, and hypalon hook & loop cuff tabs ensure maximum comfort.

Ruggedness

The durable, 4-way stretch nylon shell is not only designed to move with you, but also provides protection from rough terrain and bushes.

K5 - TESTA

USE GUIDE

WHEN TO USE
50° F and below. Fits over base layers and insulation layers, allowing use in a wide range of conditions.

PAIRS GREAT WITH
Baselayers, active insulation, and rain layers.

BENEFIT OVER OTHER LAYERS
Features a fleece-lining bonded to the shell which adds additional warmth, making it ideal in colder climates.

Learn more about layering:

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SPECS

Layer Level

5
Weight (Size L)

25.4oz
Insulated

Yes
DWR/Moisture Wicking

Yes
Windproof

Yes
Breathable

Yes
Fast Drying

Yes
Body Material

4-way Stretch Softshell with DWR
Lining Material

Fleece Laminate
Articulated Elbow

Yes
Cuff

Hook & Loop
Zipper Pulls

Yes
Source

Imported

Id order again

So far so good. Seems durable I’ll put it to the test this winter. Shipping was also on point.

Solid performer

Warm, light, good looking, doesn’t restrict movements. I prefer elastic cuffs over velcro, but these are still solid. Durable exterior shell stops wind as advertised. Great overall jacket and part of my daily go-to.

Almost perfect

Had this for a while now and its great for what they say it is. Although I have some issues with the design I really like this jacket, 5 foot 8 195lbs athletic build and a large fits pretty well, tight across the hips though. DWR works well and the jacket stops most wind (i feel alot of wind on my hands if I put them in the pockets). My two issues are the cuffs and the mesh portions. The collar is pilling and im not sure if it'll last another year but the rest of the jacket shows no wear, not even from a pack. Also the hook and loop is very stiff and too wide for the loop portion. The hooks get caught in and tear up the mesh pockets or any layers you put over this. I also frequently find the bicep pockets working themselves open. But all that said, I'd buy this again i wish I'd had this in the Corps.