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3A Safety

Waterproof Windbreaker w/Mesh Lining

Item #: 5001BC

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Lightweight waterproof windbreaker with black fabric at lower areas to help hide dirt & grime.

Made by 3A Safety (Manuf. Part # C3WIN5001)
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Waterproof Windbreaker w/Mesh Lining

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Lightweight, Two-Tone, Waterproof Windbreaker.

  • 100% polyester fluorescent lime & black Teflon™ coated shell
  • Waterproofed taped seams
  • Polyester mesh lining
  • 2" silver reflective stripes, front and back
  • Full length storm flap with heavy duty zipper & snaps
  • Removable hood tucks into collar with draw string
  • Two tone design helps to keep you looking clean
  • Elastic cuffs with adjustable strap & snaps
  • One radio pocket & two large lower pockets with hook & loop flaps
  • Class III ANSI/ISEA 107-2004
  • 3A Safety (Manuf. Part # C3WIN5001)

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