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M.L. Kishigo

Police Public Safety Vest

Item #: 1244

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The ultimate mesh safety vest for immediate identification. Made by M.L. Kishigo

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The ultimate mesh safety vest for immediate identification. Internationally recognized high intensity Reflexite® Checker and matching Highlight reflective tape.

  • Reflective tape exceeds both 107 & 207 reflective tape requirement
  • PRE-PRINTED
    • Silver reflective POLICE printed on left and right chest area
  • Tab holders for microphone at both shoulders
  • 5-point Velcro™ breakaway
  • ANSI/ISEA 207-2006 in snapped up position
  • ANSI/ISEA 107 CLASS 2 in full length(unsnapped) position
  • M.L. Kishigo (Manuf. Part # 1244)

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