These vests are fluorescent yellow with reflective stripes, so you’ll stand out in risky areas with low visibility. They're rated NFPA 70E to protect your torso against flames and arc flash. These vests meet ANSI/ISEA 107, so they've passed tests for visibility at high speeds and distances. That means you'll be seen by fast-moving vehicles or from across the shop floor.

Choose a vest that meets the arc rated personal protective equipment (PPE) category required by your workplace. The higher the arc rating, the greater the flame resistance. Wear these vests over flame-and arc-flash rated long-sleeve shirts or sweatshirts to meet the specified arc rating.

Vests that are rated PPE Category 1 provide light protection against arc flashes. Made of mesh acrylic, these vests are self-extinguishing. They are stitched with Nomex thread for added durability. They have hook and loop closures down the front and one waist pocket.

Vests that are rated PPE Category 4 provide the highest level of protection from arc flashes. Rated NFPA 2112, they also protect against flash fires. They’re made of modacrylic/aramid which is more durable and flame resistant than acrylic vests. You’ll stay dry thanks to the water-resistant coating. These vests have a lightweight and breathable cotton liner for added comfort. They have a zipper down the front, one chest pocket, and two waist pockets.

When measuring chest size, measure around the fullest part of your chest. Take all measurements over any clothing you expect to wear under these vests.

These vests meet NFPA 70E and NFPA 2112 to protect your torso against arc flash and flash fire. They are rated Category 3 to provide moderate protection when worn over a flame- and arc-flash rated long-sleeve shirt or sweatshirt. Made of Nomex aramid fabric, these vests are flame resistant and they also resist wear and abrasion. A flap covers the snaps, so they won't scratch equipment or heat up if there's a fire. These vests have a fleece lining to keep you warm.

Choose a vest that meets the arc rated personal protective equipment (PPE) category required by your workplace. The higher the arc rating, the greater the flame resistance.

Keep your core cool while staying protected from flames and arc flash. These vests hold cooling packs in the front and back, so they’ll stay a comfortable 64° F for up to four hours. Made with a flame-resistant fabric, these vests meet Category 1 NFPA 70E standards to provide light protection against arc flashes. Reuse the cooling packs as many times as you want by chilling them in a freezer, fridge, or in front of an air conditioner.

They have adjustable hook and loop closures at the shoulders and waist for a comfortable fit. When worn over other clothes, these vests have reflective accents to help you stand out in low-visibility conditions.

Check the PPE category and minimum arc rating provided for your workplace and select all required clothing and personal protective equipment to meet that rating.

When measuring chest size, measure around the fullest part of your chest. Take all measurements over any garments you expect to wear under the protective clothing.

Also known as kickback vests, these vests help prevent injuries if a chainsaw or other cutting tool jerks toward your chest. When the vest is punctured, a thick padding made from multiple layers of plastic fiber jams the blade and stops it from cutting. To keep you cool, they're made of a blend of polyester and cotton that wicks moisture away and have a mesh back. A polyurethane coating resists water when you're working outdoors or in wet conditions. They have six pockets with hook-and-loop closures for tool storage: four on the outside and two inside.

When measuring chest size, measure around the fullest part of your chest. Take all measurements over any clothing you expect to wear under these vests.

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Stand out and keep your core insulated in temperatures as frigid as -50° F. These vests are fluorescent yellow with reflective stripes, so you’ll stand out in risky areas with low visibility. They meet Class 2 ANSI/ISEA 107, so you'll be seen from across the shop floor or from moving vehicles. Good for indoor and outdoor use, they have an outer nylon layer that resists wind and water and an inner polyester layer that traps heat. The nylon fabric also makes these vests tear resistant and durable. You’ll be able to bend and move your body since the sides have stretch panels.

Protect your core from the cold—these heated vests generate hours of warmth and leave your arms unrestricted. Adjust between three heat settings: high (which lasts for four hours on a full charge), medium (eight) and low (ten). A lightweight nylon shell keeps the wind out and an insulating liner retains heat. You can charge any device that has a USB connection with the vest’s built in USB cord. The cord connects to the vest’s rechargeable battery pack.

Stay safe when it’s hot—these vests cool down your core to protect you in extreme heat.

Style A vests soak up water that slowly evaporates to keep you cool for up to four hours. Soak them in cold water for a few minutes, and polymer crystals in the fabric will absorb large amounts of water. As you move, airflow creates a cool, damp sensation to lower your body temperature. Lightweight and flexible, these vests are made of nylon, with a mesh bottom to help with ventilation.

Style B vests hold water in a reservoir, which slowly evaporates to cool you down. Though they don't get as cold as other options, they last much longer, keeping you cool all day. Plus, you'll only need to refill the reservoir every three days. The most durable option, they have a rigid polyurethane shell, with a nylon liner for comfort. These vests have elastic hook and loop straps, making them the most adjustable style.

Style C vests have cooling packs that stay at 64° F for up to two hours. They don’t require airflow to cool you down, so you can wear them indoors as well as outdoors. Rechill the cooling packs in a freezer, fridge, or even in front of an air conditioner. To keep cool for longer, keep replacement cooling packs on hand.