Viking D6323JG-XL Hi-vis Rain Jacket Xl Class 3 Green

Product Description

The VIKING D6323JG-XL is a high visibility rain jacket from the Open Road series, built for outdoor workers who need reliable weather protection in low-light and high-traffic environments. Constructed from trilobal rip-stop polyester, this jacket meets ANSI/ISEA 107-2015 requirements and carries ANSI 107-2010 Class 3, Level 2 certification, providing the highest-level conspicuity available under that standard. The jacket weighs 1.5 pounds and features double-stitched, taped seams for water resistance. A detachable hood, zip closure, and 3 pockets round out the functional design. Licensed contractors, utility crews, road construction workers, and traffic control personnel are the primary installers and wearers of this garment.

This jacket is sized for X-Large with a chest size of 47 inches, making it suited for a wide range of adult body types across trade and industrial applications. The wind-resistant, rain-rated construction makes it appropriate for roadway, utility, and site work in wet or cold conditions. The green colorway with reflective tape provides compliant daytime and nighttime visibility. It ships in individual packaging with a package quantity of one unit per order.

Key Features

• ANSI/ISEA 107-2015 compliant, Class 3 Level 2 certification for maximum high-visibility requirements
• Trilobal rip-stop polyester construction resists tearing and moisture penetration
• Double-stitched and taped seams for enhanced weatherproofing
• Detachable hood provides adaptable protection based on conditions
• Reflective tape for conspicuity in low-light and nighttime environments
• 3-pocket layout with front zipper closure for secure, functional wear

Compatibility

Designed as a high visibility outerwear garment meeting ANSI/ISEA 107-2015 Class 3 requirements, suitable for use in roadway, construction, and utility work environments where compliant hi-vis apparel is mandated.

Installation Notes

This garment is donned and worn by the end user rather than installed with tools. Verify that the jacket meets the hi-vis class required by the applicable jobsite safety plan or MUTCD guidelines before use. Inspect reflective tape and seam integrity regularly, especially after extended field use. Follow manufacturer care instructions to maintain ANSI compliance over the garment life cycle.