The jacket is very well made; the materials used are pleasant to the touch and truly high quality. Of course, there are some visible loose threads, but nothing that stands out more than with other manufacturers. You need to pay attention when choosing the right size, because the jacket is very fitted for its stated size. I am 165 cm tall with a 102 cm chest, and I chose size M. The softshell is very fitted and only allows me to wear a thicker sweatshirt or a thin fleece underneath. Wearing a thicker fleece underneath, for example a Helikon Classic Army (S), makes it really tight, although it is still wearable. At the same time, you have to remember that size L will allow you to put on something thicker, but it will also have longer sleeves already — it’s a trade-off.
Texar Convoy 2.0 Softshell Jacket - Olive
Softshell jacket in Olive shade, featuring five functional pockets, adjustable cuffs, and a high collar. Designed to shield against wind and rain, the jacket ensures excellent thermal insulation.
Breathable, stretchy fabric, fleece liner
The exterior comprises a blend of polyester (95%) and elastane (5%), offering outstanding resistance to mechanical wear, abrasion, and multi-directional stretch. An integrated fleece lining guarantees reliable thermal insulation. Underarm vents in the softshell ensure optimal ventilation during use. Due to the nature of the fabric, elements such as branches, leaves, and other forest debris do not cling to the jacket.
5 practical pockets
Outfitted with 5 spacious pockets, all secured with zippers:
- two pockets at the hips
- one zippered pocket on the chest
- two pockets located on the shoulders
Main zipper, adjustable cuffs, high collar
The primary fastening utilizes a zipper with a chin guard to enhance comfort and safeguard the skin from irritation during wear. A high collar delivers effective wind protection for the neck, while Velcro adjustable cuffs offer improved insulation against cold and enable a more customized fit. Side zippers provide fast access to the belt.
Velcro panels
Velcro panels positioned on both shoulders enable the attachment of various patches or emblems, including the national flag, unit insignia, or Morale Patches, allowing you to personalize the jacket to your preference.
Main features
- Crafted from a blend of polyester and elastane materials
- Features a fleece interior for added warmth
- Equipped with underarm ventilation for optimal breathability
- Includes Velcro shoulder panels for attaching patches
- Adjustable cuffs provide a customized fit
- Designed with a high-standing collar for enhanced protection
- Outfitted with five functional pockets for practical storage
Militaria.pl is a premium dealer of Texar.
Texar is a Polish brand specializing in tactical clothing, outdoor gear, and survival accessories, drawing inspiration from classic military designs. It began its operations by distributing American army military surplus, and over time developed its own product line - including replicas of popular US Army models such as BDU, M65, N3B, and MA-1. Years of experience and consistent improvement of the product range have earned Texar recognition among professionals and field activity enthusiasts. Today, the brand is among the leading Polish manufacturers in the military-outdoor segment.
| Insulation | Yes |
|---|---|
| Clothing style | Tactical |
| Color/camouflage | Green hue |
| Material texture | Uniform (smooth) |
| Membrane | Yes |
| Gender | Men's |
| Number of pockets | 5 |
| Hood | No |
| Main color | Olive |
| Weight | 950 g |
| Waterproof | No |
| Velcro panel | Yes |
| Cut | Loose |
| Clasp type | Zipper |
| Season | Autumn |
| Manufacturer code | 641#02-CON2-CO |
| Brand | Texar |
| Main material | 95% Polyester |
| Additional material | 5% Spandex |
| EAN |
Reviews with photos
Number of reviews: 11
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Comfortable, well-thought-out jacket – the material is okay and provides thermal comfort. Unfortunately, the inner finish quality is poor. The first piece (which was too small) looked fine, but the XL I ordered the second time had a lot of loose threads and lint inside. Also, there is stitching that makes it impossible to zip it up all the way. I have seen many Chinese products sewn more carefully. Quality control is definitely lacking. Overall – as long as nothing starts coming apart, it’s a decent transitional jacket or can be used as a layer in a "winter onion" system. (Regarding sizing – I am 191 cm tall with an average build – XL is a tight fit)
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Very nice Softshell. Perfectly tailored. Ideal for cold days. The pockets could be a bit bigger and there's a lack of inside pockets, but other than that it's great. Highly recommend.
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Nice cut and excellent workmanship. Too bad there is no zippered 'ventilation' under the armpits. I hope it will work well outdoors.
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The jacket is very durable, waterproof, and windproof. It fulfills its purpose. I recommend it.
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Very good workmanship. But there is a problem with sizing. It's significantly understated.
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Well made, comfortable, does not restrict movement. I even use it every day.
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Great product from a Polish company. The sizing is accurate. For me, Texar beats Helikon, not only in terms of price, but also with a better fit and appearance.
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The jacket is perfect. Always at hand. Even when packed carelessly and put in the trunk, it doesn't get wrinkled after taking it out :) It insulates well from the wind. Comfortable to wear.
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Nice cut. Rather for a slim person. Unfortunately, there is no ventilation under the armpits and the shoulder pockets are a flop - everything ends up at your elbows. Besides that, quite a pleasant jacket.
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Convoy 2.0 vs. Falcon If anyone is considering these two jackets, here is my assessment. Convoy: more 'civilian', thinner fleece, has a membrane, fewer pockets, no hood, inner pockets, weapon access zippers do not work. Falcon: with hood, has drawcords at the bottom, thicker fleece, more pockets, more suited for outdoor than city use, zippers under the armpits, no membrane. For everyday use Convoy, for expeditions Falcon.
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