Viking 3995FR-M FR 300D Surveyor Vest Blk M
Flame-resistant surveyor vest with ANSI Class 1 visibility, four secured pockets, mesh side vents, ID window and D-ring access
- ANSI Class 1 visibility for low-risk work zones
- Flame-resistant 300D fabric meets ASTM D6413 standard
- Four secure pockets plus ID window keep tools accessible
- Mesh side vents improve airflow during long shifts
- D-ring slot allows fall-protection harness attachment
Flame-Resistant Surveyor Vest
This flame-resistant surveyor vest meets ANSI Class 1 visibility requirements and carries multiple safety certifications. It is built for workers who need FR protection combined with high-visibility performance on job sites. The black colourway and medium sizing suit a range of professional users.
Chest Fit Range 40 to 101
The vest fits chest measurements from 40 inches up to 101-1/2 inches, covering a broad spectrum of body types. This wide adjustment replaces the need for multiple size-specific garments in a team kit. The jump is worth it when a single vest must serve different wearers across shifts.
Four Closure Pockets and D-Ring Access
Four pockets with secure closures keep tools and personal items in place during active work. An integrated ID window and safety D-ring slot allow quick credential display and fall-protection attachment without removing the vest. Mesh side vents improve airflow, reducing heat buildup during extended wear.
How it compares
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- Price $78.99
- Pricier than about 82% of the 5,612 comparable items (median $24.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | VIKING |
Questions about this item
What chest range does the size M vest cover?
The size M vest fits chest measurements from 40 inches up to 101-1/2 inches.
How is the vest put on and what step is often missed?
Slip the vest over the head, fasten the front closure, then thread the fall-protection lanyard through the D-ring slot — the slot step is frequently skipped.
When should the vest be replaced?
Replace the vest if the flame-resistant fabric shows damage, the reflective trim no longer meets ANSI/ISEA 107 visibility requirements, or after any significant heat exposure.
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