The Elements Lite jacket provides protection that won't slow you down. This lightweight softshell features a soft interior and a windproof, waterproof, breathable membrane. Functional features such as zippered shoulder pockets provide easy access to gear, flapped pen pockets accommodate aviators, and a pass-through flap allows for CVC extraction straps. Fits easily over uniforms and won't bunch under packs or body armor. Selected for inclusion as the Army's Light Weather Outer Layer in the FREE program.
- Full flame-resistant construction with proprietary Massif fabrics
- 4-way stretch fabric
- Lightweight softshell fabric features windproof, waterproof, and breathable membrane
- High collar for added protection
- Zippered chest pocket
- Zippered sleeve cargo pocket
- Zippered hand-warmer pockets
- Easy-cinch drawcord for adjustable warmth
- Two flapped double pen pockets within easy reach
- Adjustable wrist cuffs for warmth and variable fit
- Velcro loop for name, rank, flag, and unit tape
- Pass-through flap for CVC extraction strap
- Machine washable
- Authorized by the U.S. Army as the Light Weather Outer Layer in the FREE program.
- Meets the strenuous manufacturing and performance testing requirements of the Armys Team Soldier Certified authorization program: PEO Soldier Certification Program.
- Passes rigorous flame testing including the ASTM D 6413/F2302-03 for vertical flame resistance.
- Tested in flash fire simulations on the pyroman thermal mannikin to demonstrate performance in burn scenarios.
Field Reports
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Massif Field Tester
Alaska
"We issued about 45 of the Elements Lite jackets and pants to the OH-58D Kiowa Warrior pilots in the Task Force. As 58D pilots we fly small recon helicopters without doors on in order to have the maximum field of view. Our pilots all have the Massif HotJohns, Elements Jacket/Pants and Elements Lite Jacket. With this combination of clothing by Massif we have been able to operate in temperatures from +40C down to 0C in relative comfort. Your products have been a great contribution to our combat effectiveness as we often fly 4-6 hour missions in these extreme conditions."






