Pro-safe GB24 Flame-resistant Leggings 14 Inch Cowhide

Product Description

The PRO-SAFE GB24 flame-resistant leggings are cowhide leather protective overpants designed for workers exposed to open flame, arc flash, or radiant heat hazards. Constructed from genuine cowhide leather in a brown finish, these leggings provide a durable outer layer of flame and heat protection over standard work pants. With a 14-inch inseam length, they are sized as lower-leg protection in a legging or chap-style garment configuration. These are commonly sourced by safety coordinators and site supervisors for hot-work environments including welding, cutting, and torch operations.

The GB24 leggings are appropriate for industrial and construction environments where lower-leg protection from sparks, spatter, and flame is required. Typical applications include welding stations, pipe fitting with torch work, and other trade operations involving sustained flame exposure. The cowhide leather construction meets flame-resistant and flame-retardant garment standards, making these suitable for compliance-driven job sites and permit-required hot-work scenarios.

Key Features

• Cowhide leather construction provides natural flame resistance and heat deflection
• Flame-resistant and flame-retardant rated garment type for hot-work compliance
• 14-inch inseam length for focused lower-leg coverage
• Brown cowhide finish is standard for welding and torch-work protective wear
• Legging-style fit worn over existing work pants without requiring a full garment change

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-purchase protective garment for workers requiring lower-leg flame-resistant coverage in welding, cutting, or open-flame trade applications.

Installation Notes

These leggings are donned by the worker prior to beginning any hot-work operation and should be secured according to the manufacturer's fastening design before ignition. Ensure all personal protective equipment is inspected for damage, burns, or compromised leather before each use. Hot-work operations should comply with applicable OSHA 29 CFR 1910.252 requirements and site-specific hot-work permit procedures. Do not use damaged or oil-saturated leather PPE near open flame.