Condor 45XA30 2XL Unisex Hooded Jacket Insulated Orange Class 3
High-visibility insulated hooded jacket with three outer pockets and ANSI Class 3 certification
- ANSI Class 3 visibility for high-risk work zones
- Fluorescent orange fabric enhances daytime conspicuity
- Insulated polyester construction retains warmth in cold conditions
- Three outside pockets keep tools and essentials accessible
- 75 oz fabric weight balances durability with comfort
Condor 45XA30 2XL Insulated Hooded Jacket
The Condor 45XA30 is a unisex hooded jacket built to ANSI Class 3 visibility requirements. Fluorescent orange polyester Oxford with a polyurethane finish provides the required background and reflective material. A front zipper closure and three outside pockets add practical storage and quick access. Insulation is included for cold-condition work.
Workers needing Class 3 upper-body coverage
This jacket suits roadway crews, survey teams and utility personnel who must meet Class 3 conspicuity standards in low light or complex backgrounds. The 2XL cut fits larger frames over base layers. Buyers who need a lighter shell for warm weather or a garment rated for a different visibility class should look elsewhere.
5.75 oz fabric weight
The 5.75 oz polyester Oxford shell balances durability with enough heft to hold insulation without excessive bulk. This weight determines how the jacket drapes over layers and how it resists abrasion on site. If a heavier or lighter fabric is required for a specific climate or task, this specification is the deciding factor.
How it compares
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- Price $96.99
- Pricier than about 87% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | CONDOR |
Questions about this item
What chest size does the 2XL fit?
The 2XL is cut to ANSI Class 3 dimensions for high-visibility coverage; check the Condor size chart for the exact chest measurement.
How do I fasten the front zipper so it stays closed in wind?
Zip the jacket fully to the top of the hood collar and press the storm flap over the teeth; the flap snaps shut to block drafts.
When should I replace the jacket for safety compliance?
Replace it when the fluorescent orange fades or the retroreflective tape no longer meets ANSI Class 3 brightness after washing.
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