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Carbolex®, material – a high performance fabric - 40% more
abrasion resistant than nylon and 60% more abrasion resistant than standard
polyester. Products made of Carbolex® materials are easy to care for
and are long lasting. There are many different forms of Carbolex® materials,
the difference in the materials are described by their denier, or weight
of the weave. There is a wide range of denier, from 300 – 1200,
the heavier the weave, the higher the denier and vice versa.
Ballistic weave – Thicker material used mostly in the high impact
areas.
360 Phoslite reflective – Reflective material used for piping
and logo
Shock Cord Ventilation – Internal cord used to pull vents open,
increasing ventilation. Cord located inside chest pockets that pulls
the bottom of the chest vent down allowing more air to be scooped into
jacket.
C.E. Approved Armor – The C.E. seal on armor means it complies
with the minimum standards for health and safety in Europe for impact
protection. Aquatherm Liner – Waterproof jacket with 100gm polyfill quilted
liner zipped into it.
Pipeline Ventilation – Venting system that allows air to pass
through while channeling water away.
Kevlar® - Kevlar is one of the strongest materials available. Kevlar® is
extremely abrasion resistant and flexible. It is woven from aramide and
nylon fibers. The melting point of Kevlar ® is 450°C and is five
times stronger than steel.
Sizing Information
If you are unsure about your size, the following measuring instructions
can help determine an accurate number of the given body part. It is better
to have someone measure you, rather than to try and measure yourself.
Our Sizing Charts can be found here.
Chest –Measure the circumference of the fullest part of the chest.
This is usually around the front and back, just under the armpit.
Sleeve – Begin with your arms hanging naturally at your side.
Take the tape and measure from the middle of the neck, down the arm to
the wrist.
Men’s Waist – Measure the circumference of the area in which
you are comfortable wearing pants.
Ladies Waist – Measure the circumference of the waist, where the
bend naturally occurs.
Ladies Hips – Measure the circumference of the hips at their fullest
point.
Inseam – Measure from the crotch down to the bone that juts out
on the ankle.
Hand – With your hand open, measure the circumference around the
front and back of the palm
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