| Model | Item # |
|---|---|
| Low Loft Jacket FR-G – MultiCam® | 50281 |
| Low Loft Jacket FR-G – Coyote | 60281 |
| Low Loft Pants FR-G – MultiCam® | 50165 |
| Low Loft Pants FR-G – Coyote | 60165 |
Wild Things – Low Loft Jacket & Pants – FR-G
The Low Loft Jacket & Pants FR-G combine GORE® PYRAD® flame retardant on a tight woven, 4 oz/yd, 100% NYLON face fabric with Gore's new FASTPACK technology for highly breathable, water resistant, windproof protection. GORE® PYRAD® flame retardant is a self-extinguishing technology that provides durable protection against flash fire exposure. It is designed to minimize burn injury while offering a hight degree of thermal protection as demonstrated in the 4-second PyroMan™ test.
- 2-Layer fabric with GORE® PYRAD® flame retardant and FASTPACK technology
- Excellent performance in 4 sec PyroMan™ test
- Low shrinkage and no break-open after flashover
- Best in class mechanical integrity after flashover
- 80 grams of PrimaLoft® Fusion synthetic insulation
- Excellent performance in cold, wet weather
- Packable warmth and FR protection in a lightweight, compressible package
- Performance comparable to PCU level 3B but with FR protection
- Materials: Nylon shell with FASTPACK technology from Gore, GORE® PYRAD® flame retardant, PrimaLoft®
- Fusion synthetic insulation
- Color: MultiCam®, Coyote
- Size: X-Small – XXX-Large
- Berry Amendment Compliant: 100% Made in U.S.A.
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