RefrigiWear PolarForce Black / Charcoal Insulated Bib Overalls

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Choose a quality product that will keep you warm with these RefrigiWear PolarForce black / charcoal insulated bib overalls. Made to endure harsh elements and the wear and tear of tough work, these overalls are light and durable. The shell is crafted with 100% polyester that is soft and comfortable. The built-in silver lining is tricot laminated with a polyester mesh cover for optimum heat retention. It provides this by trapping body heat before it escapes and reflecting it back to the wearer. The entire leg bottoms feature reinforcement patches for added durability. The black / charcoal exterior looks professional and the orange piping provides higher visibility.

These RefrigiWear PolarForce bib overalls will ensure you stay warm. Made with over 500 grams of insulating power, these pants boast a -40 degrees Fahrenheit comfort rating. The outer shell is crafted with a water-repellent and wind-tight finish, ensuring you stay comfortable even in bitter weather conditions. To provide further protection from the wind, the chest and legs are equipped with YKK zipper closures with storm flaps. The knees and waist sides sport performance-flex material to allow greater movement, and the above-knee leg zippers make it easier to put on over boots. These overalls are equipped with 2 zippered hand-warmer pockets, 2 side leg pockets, and 2 chest pockets with waterproof zippers. When paired with the PolarForce jacket (sold separately), these overalls meet EN 342:2017 protective clothing requirements for use in cold environments with a rating of 0.430(B) | 3 | X. They are ideal for industrial and outdoor work environments.

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