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M.L. Kishigo

350 Series Parka w/Fleece Lining

Item #: 9662-Lime/9663-Orange

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Keep warm and comfortable by wearing our quality safety parka designed with storm cuffs that keep wind and snow out of critical areas.

NOTE: Seasonal Item - Limited Sizes and Quantities Available. (See Size Drop Down Menu For Current Available Sizes)

Made by M.L. Kishigo (Manuf. Part # 9662/9663)
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Quality Safety Parka with Storm Cuffs that keep Wind and Snow Out

  • 2" 3M Scotchlite™ silver reflective tape
  • Seam sealed construction
  • Thermal insulation
  • Hidden collar hood
  • Adjustable cuffs
  • M.L. Kishigo (Manuf. Part # 9662/9663)
  • POCKETS:
    • 2 outside lower slash pockets with zippers and storm flaps
    • 1 outside upper radio pocket
    • 1 hidden wallet pocket in storm flap
    • 1 inside general purpose pocket
  • Class III ANSI/ISEA 107-2004

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