Bulwark iQ Series® Endurance Collection Men's Fire Resistant Work Pant

iQ Series® Endurance Collection Men's Fire Resistant Work Pant

The iQ Series Endurance Collection men's fire resistant work pant is an AR/FR work pant made for demanding jobsite wear. It fits buyers who need compliant protective apparel with all-day comfort, lasting performance, and better mobility on the job. This navy men's pant is CAT 2 AR/FR, NFPA 2112 compliant, and comes in a 30 waist with a 37 unhemmed inseam.

Good Fit For

• Protective workwear programs requiring CAT 2 AR/FR apparel
• Jobsite wear where mobility and long-shift comfort matter
• Buyers needing an unhemmed inseam for custom finishing

Key Features

• CAT 2 AR/FR protection for work environments that require flame-resistant apparel
• NFPA 2112 compliant to support regulated protective clothing programs
• Mobility gusset helps increase range of motion during active work
• Built for all-day comfort and performance to reduce fatigue during long shifts
• Designed for durability to help limit fraying with repeated wear
• Men's navy pant in 30 waist x 37 unhemmed inseam for length adjustment needs

Applications and Usage

• Equipping workers who need fire resistant work pants for daily job tasks
• Ordering compliant men's FR pants for industrial uniform programs
• Selecting unhemmed work pants that can be finished to the needed length

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• The inseam is 37 unhemmed, which may require hemming before wear.
• This SKU is a men's pant in navy with a 30 waist.
• Protective apparel buyers may want to confirm this CAT 2 AR/FR and NFPA 2112 compliant level matches site requirements.

FAQ

• Is this pant flame resistant? Yes. This work pant is CAT 2 AR/FR and NFPA 2112 compliant.
• Does this pant allow easier movement on the job? Yes. The pant includes a mobility gusset to help increase range of motion.
• What size is this specific pant? This SKU is a men's size 30 waist with a 37 unhemmed inseam.
• Is the inseam finished? No. The inseam is unhemmed, so buyers should plan for hemming if a finished length is needed.

From iQ Series by Bulwark.