Ergodyne 8915 Class E Rain Pants: Waterproof, breathable protection and Class E visibility

Keep dry and seen on wet, low-light jobsites.

Product Overview:

You work in wet, low-light places and you need gear that keeps you dry and visible. They do both without fuss or heavy bulk. Built from three hundred denier oxford polyester with a breathable polyurethane coating, they shrug off driving rain while letting body moisture escape. Made for flaggers, utility crews, road construction and railway workers, they fit over a base layer or are worn alone. Zip-open legs slide over boots and an elastic drawstring waist keeps layers secure while a right-side cargo pocket holds small tools. Two-inch reflective tape and lime high-visibility fabric meet Class E ANSI supplemental standards for night and low-light safety. Picture finishing the shift damp-free, hearing rain pat the outer shell and feeling cool air circulate instead of clammy sweat.

Key Features:

• Hi-vis: ANSI Class E lime fabric with two-inch reflective tape that helps drivers and crew spot you from a distance.
• Water Proof: Built from three hundred denier oxford polyester and a polyurethane coating, rain beads and runs off without soaking through.
• Breathable: The PU membrane vents body moisture so you cool down instead of getting sticky and clammy on long shifts.
• Elastic Waist: Elastic with a drawstring lets the waist stretch over work layers and locks in fit without pinching or sagging.
• Zippered Leg: Full-length zip openings slide over boots fast, then zip closed for a snug seal when you're on the move.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: Ergodyne
• Manufacturer: Tenacious Holdings, Inc
• Item#: EGO-24429
• Model: 8915
• Series: 8915
• Color: Lime
• Material/Finish: 300D Oxford Polyester, Polyurethane, Polyester Mesh
• Format/Type: Protective Trouser
• Quantity/Pack: 1 Each
• Compatibility/Use: Rain, ANSI Supplemental Class E Standards
• Country of Origin: China

Stay dry and be seen, feel rain bead off the shell and cool air on your skin, and try a pair to finish shifts more comfortable, want to try one?