Bulwark Men's Lightweight Excel FR® ComforTouch® Deluxe Coverall

Men's Lightweight Excel FR® ComforTouch® Deluxe Coverall

This men's lightweight FR coverall is a deluxe work coverall built for CAT 2 FR/AR protection without added bulk. It fits buyers who want flame-resistant workwear with more comfort and durability for daily uniform use. This version comes in navy and size 46 Long, with pocket details meant to help keep personal items secure.

Good Fit For

• Uniform programs needing men's FR coveralls
• Workwear buyers looking for lightweight flame-resistant apparel
• Teams that need a 46 Long fit
• Users who prefer secure pocket design for personal items

Key Features

• CAT 2 FR/AR protection without added bulk for lighter everyday wear
• Lightweight coverall design supports comfort during long shifts
• Deluxe construction focuses on extra comfort and durability
• Pocket details help keep personal effects more secure on the job
• Men's fit in navy, size 46 Long for buyers needing that specific cut

Applications and Usage

• Outfitting workers who need CAT 2 FR/AR protection in a coverall
• Choosing lighter FR apparel when reduced bulk matters
• Standardizing navy men's coveralls in a specific long size
• Daily wear where comfort, durability, and pocket security are priorities

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This SKU is a men's 46 Long cut, so fit selection matters before ordering.
• The coverall is lightweight, which may appeal to buyers prioritizing reduced bulk.
• Color for this version is navy.

FAQ

• Does this coverall offer FR protection? Yes. This coverall provides CAT 2 FR/AR protection.
• Is this a lightweight coverall or a heavier style? This is a lightweight coverall intended to deliver protection without added bulk.
• What size is this coverall? This version is size 46 Long.
• What color is this coverall? This coverall comes in navy.
• Are the pockets made for secure storage? Yes. The pockets include specific details intended to help keep personal effects safe.

From Excel FR ComforTouch by Bulwark.