Tingley V70632.XXS-XS Hi-vis Safety Vest Ansi Class 2 Xxs-xs

Product Description

The TINGLEY V70632.XXS-XS is a high visibility safety vest designed for jobsite workers who require ANSI Class 2 compliant hi-vis outerwear. Built in Fluorescent Lime, the vest provides strong daytime visual contrast against common jobsite backgrounds. It closes with a zipper for a secure, quick fit and includes 4 pockets for storing small tools, cards, or documentation. At 0.4 pounds, the vest is lightweight enough for extended wear across full shifts. It is intended for workers in road construction, utilities, warehousing, traffic control, and similar environments where enhanced worker visibility is required by site safety plans or regulatory mandate.

This vest is sized for 2X-Small and X-Small wearers, making it appropriate for jobsites that need to outfit a range of body types including smaller-framed workers. ANSI Class 2 compliance means the vest meets minimum requirements for background material area and retroreflective tape placement as specified under ANSI/ISEA 107 standards. It is commonly issued on road construction projects, utility work zones, and public-sector jobsites where Class 2 hi-vis PPE is mandated. Safety coordinators, general contractors, and individual tradespeople working near vehicle traffic or heavy equipment will find this vest appropriate for standard visibility requirements.

Key Features

• ANSI Class 2 compliant high visibility vest
• Fluorescent Lime color for strong daytime visual contrast
• Zipper closure for secure and easy on-off
• 4 pockets for storing tools, badges, or documents
• Lightweight at 0.4 pounds for all-day wear
• Sized for 2X-Small and X-Small wearers

Compatibility

Designed as a standard ANSI Class 2 high visibility vest for use in construction, utility, warehousing, and traffic control applications where ANSI/ISEA 107 Class 2 PPE compliance is required.

Installation Notes

This vest is donned and adjusted by the end user and does not require tool-based installation. Safety coordinators should verify the vest meets the specific ANSI class required by the applicable site safety plan or regulatory authority before issuing. Inspect the vest regularly for damage to reflective tape, fading of fluorescent material, or compromised closure hardware, and replace if any element no longer meets the required visibility standard.