GripGrab ThermaShell Windproof Winter Jacket: Softshell for Cold Rides (£90.00)
The GripGrab ThermaShell Windproof Winter Jacket is a softshell jacket for cold rides. We have not tested it ourselves. This page collects the listed specs and the Tredz price.
Available now: GripGrab ThermaShell Windproof Winter Jacket — £90.00 at Tredz, correct at time of writing, 7 October 2026.
What the retailer lists
- Front, lower back and sleeves: three-layer softshell fabric with an integrated waterproof, windproof and breathable membrane.
- Underarms and upper back: brushed fleece fabric for breathability and stretch.
- Finish: PFC-free DWR treatment on both the softshell and the fleece.
- Zip: YKK Vislon two-way zip with long pulls, and a high collar.
- Hem: silicone gripper on the rear hem.
- Pockets: three open rear pockets and one zipped pocket.
- Visibility: reflective detailing on the rear.
- Temperature: a listing on bike-components.de gives 0 to 5°C. Tredz does not give a range.
Where it fits a triathlete’s winter
The points below are our reading of the listed specs, not test results.
- Cold, dry-ish days. A windproof softshell suits steady winter rides where you stay warm from effort. The listing calls the membrane waterproof, but a softshell is not a full rain shell, so check the conditions.
- Layering. Listed as close-fitting with raglan sleeves, so plan the base layer underneath rather than assuming room for several.
- Overheating. A two-way zip lets you open the jacket without stopping. If your rides are hard efforts above about 5°C, a lighter wind jacket may suit better.
- Sizing. We have not checked the size range, so confirm it against GripGrab’s size chart.
Where to buy
Tredz lists the GripGrab ThermaShell Windproof Winter Jacket from £90.00 at time of writing, and the link below goes to the same product page.
Related guides
See also our guide to the best cycling wind jackets, the best waterproof cycling jackets and the best cycling bib tights.
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