Ergodyne 25444 Hi-vis Rain Pants Class E Orange Large

Product Description

The ERGODYNE 25444 is a Class E lightweight hi-vis rain pant built for workers in wet and low-light conditions. Constructed from 150-denier polyester oxford fabric with a polyurethane (PU) coating, the shell is waterproof and fully taped at the seams to prevent water infiltration during heavy rain. High-visibility orange polyester fabric paired with 2-inch reflective tape meets ANSI/ISEA 107 supplemental Class E requirements, keeping workers conspicuous in low-light and nighttime environments. An elastic waistband allows the pants to be worn alone or layered over base-layer garments, and snap cuffs at the pant legs fit over work boots while sealing out wind.

These pants are designed for industrial and outdoor worksites where wet weather and low visibility are persistent hazards. Typical users include road construction crews, flagging crews, utility line workers, railway workers, and other trades operating in rainy or low-light conditions. The lightweight construction reduces fatigue during extended wear. For a complete hi-vis rain kit, these pants pair with the GlowEar 8366 Lightweight Hi-Vis Rain Jacket.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA 107 compliant, supplemental Class E hi-vis rating
• 150-denier polyester oxford shell with polyurethane (PU) waterproof coating
• Fully taped seams for reliable wet-weather protection
• 2-inch reflective tape for low-light and nighttime visibility
• Elastic waistband fits over base layers or worn standalone
• Snap cuffs at legs fit over boots and cinch to block wind

Compatibility

Designed as a standalone Class E hi-vis rain pant for use in ANSI/ISEA 107-compliant personal protective equipment programs. Pairs with the GlowEar 8366 Lightweight Hi-Vis Rain Jacket for a complete hi-vis rain gear ensemble.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to don this garment. Workers should confirm the garment is fully fastened and reflective tape is unobstructed before entering a work zone. Inspect seam tape and reflective tape periodically for delamination or damage, and replace the garment if waterproofing or visibility elements are compromised. PPE selection and use should follow applicable site safety programs and ANSI/ISEA 107 guidelines.