M-Tac Softshell Jacket with Lining - Coyote

The jacket is definitely worth its price. It has very good outer material and a light fleece lining that keeps you warm. It has many pockets and is well-fitted to the silhouette.

The jacket is great. M-Tac is truly a solid brand. So far, it hasn't been cold enough to attach the fleece, but I sometimes wear it separately. I definitely recommend this product, it's worth your attention.

The jacket works very well, it's extremely warm, has a lot of practical pockets and ventilation openings. The material is strong, waterproof, and has withstood many walks through thickets or reed beds without damage. It's my favourite choice for urban exploration and trips to the forest.

It didn't protect against water even for five minutes; my brother only had a slightly damp neck in a regular sweatshirt, while I had completely wet back, shoulders, and water was dripping by my ears in this jacket.

The M-Tac Softshell jacket with liner is a purchase I am very pleased with. The material is durable, windproof, and resistant to light rain. You can easily attach or remove the liner depending on the weather, which makes it very versatile. The cut fits well to the body and the many roomy pockets are very practical. The jacket is comfortable to wear, does not restrict movement, and works great for outdoor activities as well as everyday use. Solid zips and quality stitching testify to its high quality. I definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a functional and comfortable jacket for various weather conditions.

Excellent jacket, I don’t regret spending a single penny – it’s worth it. The set includes a fleece, so you can wear it in many ways; it works great in the rain. I think it’s an all-year-round product, as even in the evening by the water in summer it protects from the cold without causing overheating. The only minor downside is the hood – if you don’t fold it properly it can press slightly on your neck, so another stowing method would be useful. I sincerely recommend it.

The jacket looks good, but when combined with the fleece it becomes heavy and slightly restricts freedom of movement. It’s much more comfortable to wear just the outer jacket (without the branded fleece attached) over a light fleece you already have. However, when you buy a set of a jacket with a detachable liner, you probably expect something else. I ordered the Pentagon Artaxes together with this jacket and kept that one, as it’s more comfortable and made of a more elastic material. I returned the M-Tac, even though overall it’s quite a nice product.

I gave the highest rating mainly for the very good value for money. It’s a comfortable softshell, fairly thick with the liner, but very warm in winter. It breathes well – I don’t feel overly sweaty. The fleece/insulation is warm enough – that’s exactly what this type of jacket should have. Both parts can be worn separately.

This really is a good softshell jacket, which performs very well thanks to the built-in liner. The set is a bit heavy, and it doesn’t keep me as warm as I expected – I planned to wear it mainly in winter and early spring. At this price, it’s definitely worth buying. At 172 cm and 86 kg, size M fits perfectly.

A very solid jacket that, with the liner, makes a really good set. There are lots of pockets (with organisers in some), and they’re well-placed. The only downside is the main zip, which can sometimes be hard to fasten – you need to get used to it. I ordered M for 176 cm and 79 kg and it fits perfectly.

Really good jacket. When it’s slightly below freezing, a thermal shirt is enough to keep me warm. When the temperature rises, you can open the underarm vents. I recommend it.

The M-Tac Softshell with lining does its job – it keeps you warm and breathes at the same time. I’ve never sweated in it, though I mainly use it in the city. Without the lining, it’s enough for temperatures down to 0ºC; below that, I add the liner. The pockets are conveniently placed. The only downside is the stiff collar with the liner – maybe that’s just the style.

The jacket makes a very good impression. Excellent workmanship, no objections whatsoever. You can wear it in several ways: with the lining, without it, or as a standalone fleece. Lots of pockets. Indispensable for cycling trips and more. I highly recommend it.

The jacket performs really well. Size S fits well at 172 cm and 68 kg. In a larger size, there’s plenty of room for an extra fleece. The jacket has lots of pockets – you just need to get used to the chest ones. A downside is the cords with plastic ends only at the main zip and chest pocket; the rest just have knots and will probably break off quickly. The zip in the lining is on the right and doesn’t have a YKK logo, but I managed to attach another fleece with a YKK zip, although it took a bit of effort (the fleece had to go on inside out). At 0°C, just with a thermal shirt underneath, it was fine as long as you didn’t stand still for too long. So far, I am satisfied.

A very good jacket. I was a little hesitant because I’d previously had a Helikon, which had a strange sizing. This jacket is well-made. The material is quite thick and the fleece is well stitched at the back and on the ends. I chose XL – at 179 cm and 92 kg it fits well – I wear it over a sweatshirt or a thicker fleece without the lining.