- -20° C
- High-profile thermal socks engineered for cold storage and industrial settings. Merino-rich construction for warmth and durability.
These professional RefrigiWear Endurance Drive extreme cold salopettes are the benchmark equipment for engineers and technicians operating in climatic chambers. They combine certified 220 g thermal insulation (guaranteeing consistent, even warmth down to -34 °C) with an ultra-resistant 600-denier outer fabric.
Designed to never hinder your precision work, they slip on easily over your clothes thanks to side zips extending up to the knee. The elastic braces and side stretch panels ensure a perfect fit while in motion. Adjustable fit, available from S to 5XL.
A true thermal suit of armour, designed to allow you to stay 100% focused on your tests and measurements, without ever worrying about dropping temperatures.
When taking precision readings or conducting tests in a climatic chamber at -30 °C, thermal discomfort is not an option: it impairs concentration and compromises the duration of procedures. Designed by RefrigiWear (the American leader in thermal protection since 1954), the Endurance Drive salopettes are a true technological suit of armour. Their 220 g quilted polyester insulation ensures exceptional heat retention, while the 600-denier outer shield protects against abrasion in industrial environments. Functional and ergonomic, they have been designed to layer quickly over civilian clothing and guarantee absolute freedom of movement during your interventions.
In high-value professions (engineering, R&D, aerospace testing), cold is the worst enemy of human reliability. If a technician's back gets cold while bending over equipment, they will cut their intervention short. The strength of these salopettes lies in their complete sealing of the lumbar zone. They can be slipped on in seconds over work trousers using the side zips, instantly insulating the operator from their environment. This is the trusted PPE for teams who must remain completely focused on their tests, not on the thermometer.
Insulation does not come from the fabric itself, but from the volume of air it manages to trap around your body. The 220 g of quilted polyester builds this layer of static air between the lining and the outside, blocking the transfer of cold. But the real technical feat lies in the very structure of the salopettes: by completely eliminating the break at the waistband (the weak point of classic trousers), they prevent any warm air from escaping, even when the technician crouches or bends over their equipment.
The Endurance Drive salopettes are the central element of your insulation, but their effectiveness relies on the quality of the layers accompanying them.
* Indicative thermal rating (-34 °C). The intensity of your metabolic activity, the duration of your tests, and the layering of your thermal clothing directly influence the perceived warmth.
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