- -20° C
- High-profile thermal socks engineered for cold storage and industrial settings. Merino-rich construction for warmth and durability.
This professional RefrigiWear Endurance Drive extreme cold jacket is the benchmark equipment for engineers and technicians operating in climatic chambers. Manufactured by the inventor of industrial cold protection (since 1954), it combines certified 220 g thermal insulation (guaranteeing consistent warmth down to -34 °C) with an ultra-resistant 600-denier outer fabric.
Designed for precision, it offers total mobility during your procedures thanks to its flexible shoulder panels. Its high collar, thumb-hole cuffs, and inner snow skirt create a hermetic shield against draughts. Multi-pocket technical fit, available from XS to 5XL.
A true thermal suit of armour, ideal worn on its own or combined with the Endurance Drive salopettes, designed to allow you to stay 100% focused on your tests and measurements.
During a climatic chamber test, a field survey or a long assignment abroad, cold does more than cause discomfort. It shortens interventions and weakens concentration. The RefrigiWear Endurance Drive 8212R is built for long work in the cold. Its 220 g polyester insulation and breathable mesh back lining keep the warmth in a light garment. The 600 denier polyester outer fabric resists abrasion. Flex panels at the shoulders leave the arms free to handle instruments and tools. Comfort rating down to −34 °C (−30 °F)*. RefrigiWear was founded in 1954 in the United States by Myron Breakstone and has designed insulated workwear for industrial cold for more than seventy years.
"Where every hour on site counts, cold cuts the work short. Adjust the inner waist seal before stepping into a sub-zero area: it stops draughts across the lower back. Slide your thumbs through the cuffs to close the wind gap. Keep pens and small tools in the three slots on each sleeve, within reach of a gloved hand."
Because when time in the cold is counted in hours of assignment, equipment must not be the weak link. The RefrigiWear 8212R combines 220 g of insulation, a 600 denier fabric and draught seals at the waist, cuffs and collar to work down to −34 °C (−30 °F)*. The arms keep their full freedom of movement.
* Indicative comfort range. The real feeling of cold depends on wind strength, humidity and the intensity of the task.
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