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Carhartt B214
Carhartt High-Visibility Class E Waterproof Pant

Reg Price: $120.00
Now: $99.00

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You'll be visible in the work zone and keep dry in inclement weather with Carhartt's high-visibility Class E waterproof pant.

•  600-denier, 100% polyester shell
•  ANSI Class E, Level 2 compliant
•  3M™ Scotchlite™ reflective material
•  In order to be compliant with ANSI/ISEA 107-2004 standards, garment must be fully zipped
 
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High-Visibility Class E Waterproof Pant (#B214) 4 5 4 6
Carhartt quality-fits great and durable I bought these to wear while riding my BMW motorcycle in the rain. I like the fit/quality / and visibility. I found the best price here, and the right size. I plan on wearing fishing off shore in the fall and winter. April 19, 2012
Best waterproof weather wear I have recently purchased the high vis waterproof pants. Today was the first day I have been able to used them due to is was raining. I am so pleased with the construction of the product. I have to lay on the ground allot and was dry ever time I got up while wearing them. I have recommended them to fellow workers and they have purchased and are very pleased with the performance as well. December 11, 2010
Comfortably Stay Dry and Vizible I bought these pants along with the high-viz Class 3 Waterproof Jacket. An unbeatable comination. I have spent hundreds of dollars on pvc rain gear, only to have it rip, tear or fall apart each season. This gear will not rip or tear easily. It is durable, comfortable and most of all keeps me dry and visible ALL day long during serious rain around traffic and heavy equipment. I guess it will last another 15 yrs and end up saving me $100's never to replace cheaper pvc imitaitions. Easy to to get on and off too. I actually put it on in the drivers seat of my truck. January 23, 2009
This product has great visability features. This product doesn't keep you 100% dry and should not be listed as "waterproof." You definitely get wet under this gear, which is too bad, because usually Carhartt is great. September 12, 2011
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