Portwest US371-Y - Tampa Hi-Vis Band and Brace Vest - Yellow

The Portwest US371-Y Tulsa Contrast Hi-Vis Mesh Vest in yellow is designed to deliver enhanced visibility, airflow, and storage for active jobsite environments. It is constructed from cooling mesh fabric to help promote ventilation and wearer comfort throughout the workday. The vest features contrast 2 inch silver reflective tape and a front zipper closure for secure, easy wear. Six pockets provide practical storage for tools, accessories, and personal items.

Key features:

• Cooling mesh fabric promotes airflow and helps reduce heat buildup
• 2 inch silver reflective tape with contrast design improves visibility in varied lighting conditions
• Front zipper closure allows secure fastening and quick on-and-off use
• Six-pocket layout supports organized storage for jobsite essentials

• SKU: US371-Y
• Product type: Tulsa Contrast Hi-Vis Mesh Vest
• Fabric: Cooling mesh fabric
• Reflective tape: 2 inch silver reflective tape with contrast material
• Closure: Zipper closure
• Pocket configuration: 2 chest pockets, 2 waist pockets, 2 internal patch pockets
• Pocket count: 6 total pockets for ample storage
• Visibility standard: ANSI/ISEA 107 Type R Class 2
• Color: High-visibility yellow
• Application: Construction, utilities, warehousing, roadside work, and general jobsite safety

Q: What is the benefit of contrast reflective tape on a safety vest?
A: Contrast reflective tape helps outline the worker’s shape more clearly, improving recognition and visibility in both daylight and low-light conditions.

Q: How does a cooling mesh vest help during long shifts?
A: Cooling mesh allows air to circulate through the vest, which helps reduce heat retention and improves comfort during extended wear.

Q: Are six pockets practical for daily jobsite use?
A: Yes, the pocket layout allows workers to carry small tools, pens, radios, or personal items without needing additional storage gear.

Q: When is a Type R Class 2 vest typically required?
A: Type R Class 2 vests are commonly used when workers are exposed to traffic, moving equipment, or environments where increased visibility is necessary for safety.