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Specifications
| Model Number | KS3108 |
|---|---|
| Color | Lime |
| Type | Safety Pants |
| ANSI Rating | ANSI Class E |
| Pockets | 2 Pockets |
| Closure Type | Drawstring |
| Reflective Material | 2" wide |
| Adjustable | Elastic bottom |
| Material | Ultra-Cool™ 100% Polyester Mesh |
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Contact our Specialists at (888) 766-2616Drawstring Waist Mesh Pants - Lime
Class E mesh safety pants offer the best in breathability and visibility with an adjustable waist and easy pocket access.
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Overview 
Drawstring Waist Mesh Safety Pants
Traffic crews, construction workers, surveyors, and first responders require visibility but deserve comfort. Kishigo’s drawstring-waist Class E mesh safety pants have perfected both, merging fluorescence and reflective details with patented Ultra-Cool breathable poly-mesh.
Easy to Wash, Wear, & See
Easy care, easy wear, and always high visibility, these are the safety pants to choose if you need to dress up or down at a moment’s notice. The drawstring waist and elastic back provide an effortless custom fit.
Visibility and Versatility For Your Workers
Lightweight cooling mesh material
Inclusive sizing – 2X-4X fits waists up to 60”
Two two-inch-wide reflective strips on lower part of legs
Left and right-side slits for pocket access
Elastic bottom cuffs with zipper for easy boot access
ANSI 107 Class E compliant
PRO TIP
Top off your Class E pants with a Class 2 vest - also available at SONCO - to create a Class 3 safety ensemble.
Resources
Traffic Signs And Safety at Your Work Zone | 7 Expert Tips
The Safety Standards for Signs, Signals, and Barricades as required by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) offers extensively detailed guidance on best practice for traffic signs and safety at work zones.
Know the OSHA Requirements for First Aid Construction Kit
When construction crews arrive at your jobsite, they trust you’ve identified potential hazards and taken steps to mitigate risk.
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