Does it work as a liner for Tru-Spec H2O Proof parkas?

Yes. The sleeve attachment loops are made to clip into Tru-Spec's H2O Proof parkas, so the two wear as one system.

How warm is it on its own?

It is a mid-weight fleece, fine for cool days and layering, but not enough alone for freezing weather.

How does the fit run?

It has a regular fit that many owners describe as roomy and boxy, so it layers easily over a shirt.

Is it good for work or field use?

Yes. The plain design, durable zip and elastic cuffs suit uniform and outdoor work.

How does it compare with a casual fleece like the Columbia Steens Mountain?

The Tru-Spec is built more for layering and duty use, while the Columbia is softer and more casual.

The jacket only. No shell or accessories are included.

Where is the Tru-Spec Polar Fleece Jacket cheapest?

At CampSaver.com, for $35.67, 30% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Tru-Spec Polar Fleece Jacket?

Rated 4.6 out of 5 from 159 ratings.

Where can I buy the Tru-Spec Polar Fleece Jacket?

9 stores we checked sell it, including Tru-Spec, TacticalGear.com, Galls, CampSaver.com, Atomic Defense.

Tru-Spec Polar Fleece Jacket Price History: $35.67 at CampSaver.com

What reviewers say

4.6 / 5159 ratings

Owners rate it well overall, praising it as a solid, warm-enough layering fleece that does its job without fuss. Complaints center on the boxy fit and the fleece being thinner than expected.

What people mention

FitMixedSome owners find it boxy and roomy, which helps layering but looks loose worn alone.
WarmthPraisedReviewers say it keeps them warm in cool weather, especially under a shell.
BuildPraisedThe zipper and stitching hold up to regular use according to owners.
ThicknessCriticisedA few buyers say the fleece is thinner than they expected.
LayeringPraisedThe attachment loops and regular fit make it a good liner for Tru-Spec parkas.