PIP Phase Change & Evaporative Cooling Vest Red 390-EZHYPC 75 Person Restaurant First Aid Kit The straight thumb design enhances Size:2X Tall

Name: PIP Phase Change & Evaporative Cooling Vest Red 390-EZHYPC 75 Person Restaurant First Aid Kit The straight thumb design enhances Size:2X Tall
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 88401929733
Price: 106.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3798 (24 reviews)

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PIP Phase Change & Evaporative Cooling Vest Red 390 EZHYPC 75 Person Restaurant First Aid Kit The straight thumb design enhances Size:2X Tall The straight thumb design enhances comfort during closed fisted tasks Item # 8703 Black Non ANSI Certified Designed for high temperature environments this vest offers an active fit to reduce heat stress without compromising mobility

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