Refrigiwear 0344 Coverall Minus 50 Suit Navy 4XL Nylon 400 den personal protective equipment
Insulated coverall rated to -50 °F with 400-denier nylon shell, zipper storm flap, four outside pockets, lay-flat collar and knit cuffs, fitting 58–60 in chest and 52–54 in waist
- Insulated protection down to -50 °F for extreme cold work
- Durable 400-denier nylon shell resists abrasion and wind
- Zipper with storm flap seals out drafts and moisture
- Four outside pockets keep tools and essentials within reach
- Knit cuffs and lay-flat collar add comfort and heat retention
Extreme Cold Coverall
The Refrigiwear 0344 Coverall Minus 50 Suit is insulated personal protective equipment built for men working in severe low-temperature environments. Rated for conditions down to minus 50 degrees Fahrenheit, it uses a 400 denier nylon shell with a zipper front and storm flap to seal out wind and moisture.
Fit and Use Case
This suit fits a regular body type with a chest range of 58 to 60 inches and a waist range of 52 to 54 inches in a 4XL size. It suits workers who need maximum cold protection with four outside pockets and knit cuffs. It is not for buyers who require an integrated hood or a lighter weight garment for moderate temperatures.
Critical Specification
The temperature rating of minus 50 degrees Fahrenheit is the single figure that determines whether this coverall matches the job site conditions. If the work environment does not reach that extreme, a lower-rated insulated suit may be more appropriate.
How it compares
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- Price $240.99
- Pricier than about 91% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
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| Brand name | REFRIGIWEAR |
Questions about this item
How much heat does the 400 den nylon shell trap during a full shift in a -50 °F freezer?
The 400 den nylon shell with insulated lining is rated to retain body heat down to -50 °F, so it keeps you warm throughout an entire shift in extreme cold.
What base layers must I already own for the 58–60 in chest and 52–54 in waist range to fit correctly?
The suit is cut for a 58–60 in chest and 52–54 in waist over regular work clothing; plan on light to mid-weight thermal layers underneath.
Will the 32 1/2 in inseam and knit cuffs work with my existing insulated boots and heavy gloves?
The 32 1/2 in inseam reaches the top of most insulated boots, and the knit cuffs seal over glove gauntlets to block drafts.
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