Bulwark Men's Midweight Excel Fire Resistant Classic Coverall

Men's Midweight Excel Fire Resistant Classic Coverall

Bulwark Men's Midweight Excel Fire Resistant Classic Coverall is a men's FR coverall built for work settings where flame-resistant protection and all-day utility matter. Buyers looking for wearable storage and better comfort during active shifts may appreciate the five pockets and side vents. This orange coverall comes in a 44 Long fit and offers CAT 2 FR/AR protection.

Good Fit For

• Worksites that require CAT 2 FR/AR coveralls
• Long shifts where pocket access and comfort matter
• Buyers needing a men's 44 Long fit

Key Features

• CAT 2 FR/AR protection for jobs that require flame-resistant apparel
• Midweight coverall balances protection with everyday wearability
• Five pockets keep tools and small job essentials close at hand
• Side vents help support comfort during long workdays
• 44 Long sizing for buyers who need this specific men's fit
• Orange color can help with visibility in work environments

Applications and Usage

• Outfitting workers who need fire resistant coveralls
• Equipping crews that carry small tools or essentials during the day
• Selecting a long-fit coverall for taller wearers
• Adding orange FR workwear to a uniform program

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This SKU is specifically a men's 44 Long coverall, so fit should be checked before ordering.
• The product details mention five pockets and side vents, which may matter for comfort and tool access during active work.

FAQ

• What kind of protection does this coverall offer? This coverall offers CAT 2 FR/AR protection.
• How many pockets does this coverall have? This coverall has five pockets for storing tools and small work essentials.
• Does this coverall include any comfort features for long shifts? Yes. Side vents are included to help keep the wearer dry and comfortable throughout the day.
• What size and fit is this coverall? This SKU is a men's 44 Long coverall.
• What color is this coverall? This coverall is orange.

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