ISO940 Ranger Bib Overtrouser Orange
9227-ORN-SCalling all contractors, machinery operators and roadside farm workers, this is the wet weather gear for you.
The ISO940 Ranger bib-overtrousers are 100% waterproof and breathable, meeting NZ safety standards AS/NZS 4602.1:2011 Class D/N:Day or night use.
Stay safe, be seen and match these with the hi-viz parka.
Features
- 100% waterproof, 25,000 mm/m2
- Breathable, 5,000gm/m2
- 100% Windproof
- Side access openings, for ease of access to your trouser/short pockets
- Sturdy adjustable straps, to keep your strides where they should be
- Shaped knees for flexibility
- Double stitch crotch reinforcement
- Reinforced cuff hem
- High visibility 3M reflector tape; keep safe, be seen.
Materials
- 4 layer fabric technology; Dual Layer Ripstop nylon outer with PU membrane. Dual Layer Polyestler lining with PU membrane.
- All seams sealed, including the lining: For maximum waterproofness
- Meets AS/NZS 4602.1:2011 Class D/N:Day or night use
- High abrasion resistance meaning a durable long lasting outer layer
- Silicon Shield, high gloss fabric to ensure maximum water repelancy, stops the fabric absorbing moisture.
- Easy clean fabric
Care instructions
When using your overtrousers/leggings daily we recommend you hang them up when you are finished using them to allow them to dry completely. Removing any excess dirt/mud by rinsing with a hose will help them to dry quicker and reduce the growth of bacteria which can start to rot and weaken the fabric.
Go easy on the crotch
When you take your overtrousers/leggings off at the end of the day, please don’t fold your overtrousers/leggings inside out over the top of your gumboots. It puts a lot of pressure on the inside lining and the crotch seam. Repeated strain can cause the seam sealing tape to weaken and give way. It also doesn't allow for complete drying of the fabrics. Instead, lay your overtrousers out or ideally hang them up to enable full drying.
If you want to wash your overtrousers/leggings or store them away at the end of the season:
- Please only wash your wet weather gear with a mild/neutral detergent (no bleach) in the washing machine on a gentle cycle at 40°C or lower, when absolutely necessary.
- Do not use fabric softener or bleach. Do not soak your garments.
- Your wet weather gear can be dried using a tumble dryer, but only on a low heat setting – line drying in the shade instead is recommended (and better for the environment!).
- Please do not iron and do not dry clean.
- Please do not store in wet conditions as this will impact the waterproof performance of your wet weather gear.
