- -15° C
- Very comfortable to wear with its soft brushed fleece interior.
The Portwest CS10 freezer parka falls to three-quarter length: padded lining, fleece-lined collar, knitted cuffs with thumb loops and a roll-away hood. It meets EN 342 and equips cold-room rotations, from the dock to order picking. A water-repellent outer makes water bead on the surface. Phone pocket and radio loop. Sizes S to 6XL.
The CS10 freezer parka falls to three-quarter length and closes the chest, hips and neck in one go. Its water-repellent outer makes water bead on the surface and its padded lining keeps the insulation in place.
The fleece-lined collar and the extra-long knitted cuffs with thumb loops close the points where heat escapes, and the roll-away hood stows when you do not need it. Six pockets, including a phone pocket, a badge holder and a radio loop, keep the essentials within reach.
The CS10 is worn as the third layer, over a fleece and a thermal base layer. Sizes S to 6XL.
Before you go through the airlock, turn the fleece collar up and slip your thumbs into the loops: that is where heat leaves first. On the way out, open the zip before you get hot. Choose the size that leaves room for a fleece underneath. Heat is kept at the collar and the cuffs, where it escapes first.
The padding traps air around the chest and the fleece-lined collar closes the neck opening: you hold on to your own warmth during rotations below zero. On a job where you stand still, a fleece underneath extends the protection. For wide movements, open the zip before you sweat. Keep the hood stowed until you need it.
A padded parka built for rotations in controlled temperatures: a collar and cuffs that close the leak points, a hood that stows away and pockets you can reach with gloves on.
The three-layer system:
To complete the kit: the Portwest CS11 freezer bib overalls, the Portwest CS12 freezer coverall and the Portwest CS23 balaclava.
* Indicative temperature. Perceived warmth varies with activity, body type, humidity, wind and the layers worn underneath.
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