Protect your torso from dirt, chemical splashes, and electrical and welding spark

Prevent burns while welding

Protect your arms from cuts, sparks, heat, and chemical splashes

Reduce back strain when lifting heavy objects

Slip over gloves for additional protection against sparks and spatter

Keep sun, dust, and sweat off your face

Protect your legs and torso from cold, rain, chemicals, and flames

A multi-directional impact protection system (MIPS) reduces injury risk

Place inside gloves, slip into shoes, or stick to clothing to stay warm

Guard against minor head bumps and scrapes

Snap onto cape sleeves to protect your stomach when welding

Protect your arms and chest from heat, flame, and weld spatter

Shield the front of your legs from cuts, radiant heat, flames, and welding sparks

Store disposable clothing for easy access

Head-to-toe protection from electrical arc flashes, chemical splashes, welding sparks, and more

Run under cold water before draping or wrapping around your body to cool down

Shield your full body against dirt, rain, heat, chemical splashes, and electrical and welding sparks

Wrap behind your head to shield your ears from the cold and wind

Dampen loud noises to protect hearing

Protect your hearing in loud environments without the bulk of earmuffs

Wrap around power lines and electrical equipment to shield workers from high voltage

Reduce pressure on your ears for long-lasting comfort

Protect your face from dirt, chemical splashes, and electrical and welding sparks

Guard fingers from heat and abrasion, or protect items from contamination

Wrap around fingers to prevent cuts without limiting dexterity

Cover and protect feet from impact, chemicals, heat, and cold

Secure gloves to glove boxes

Safely handle hazardous or sensitive materials in an enclosed space

Wear under gloves for added protection from cuts and cold

Store gloves and protect them from damage

Shield your hands from cuts, heat, cold, chemical splashes, and electrical and welding sparks

Pull your hair back more quickly than a hair tie to keep it out of the way

Catch stray hairs before they contaminate food

Pull your hair up so it’s out of the way

Soak in water to keep your head cool

Layer under your hard hat for extra warmth

Protect your neck from heat, sparks, and molten metal splashes

Attach to a hard hat to protect your neck and face from the sun's rays

Stretch over your hard hat to block wind and cold

Protect your head from falling objects

Shield your head from sun, rain, cold, and sparks

Shield your forehead from the sun’s harsh glare

Make calls from computers and other devices or communicate over two-way radios

Shield your head and neck from dirt, heat, cold, and electrical and welding sparks

Shield hands or surfaces from hot objects

Slip over shoes for traction on icy surfaces

Thicker than shirts for extra protection against dirt, rain, cold, chemical splashes, and sparks

Protect shins and feet from radiant heat, flames, welding sparks, and molten metal splashes

Keep people afloat and visible to rescuers

Distribute air or fluid to multiple places from a single source; also called headers

Stop the spread of airborne particles to protect yourself and other people

Protect your neck and face from cold, heat, flames, and electrical hazards

Cover your palms to minimize muscle fatigue or prevent blisters and cuts

Insulate your legs from dirt, cold, heat, rain, and electrical and welding sparks

Keep a face mask, rubber gloves, a wipe, and hand sanitizer on hand

Wear over gloves to meet ASTM standards when working on live electrical equipment

Shield your body from wet and rainy conditions, chemical spills and splashes, and flames

Stay warm during emergencies, even in rainy and windy conditions

Replace blowers in powered respirators to keep the clean air flowing

Deliver clean, breathable air to your hood or helmet respirator

Replace the cartridge on your respirator when breathing becomes difficult

Add prescription lenses to your respirator

Replace the filter in your respirator when breathing becomes difficult

Strap a respirator to your back so it's more comfortable to wear

Fit onto your respirator to help regulate the pressure inside

Filter particles, hazardous vapors, and other contaminants from the air

Shield your eyes from dirt, sunlight, lasers, and electrical and welding sparks

Fully protect your eyes from flying dust and debris or harmful infrared light during welding

Remove contaminants from your hair with no rinsing required

Cover your upper body to guard against cold, heat, welding sparks, and dirt

Keep footwear clean and dry and avoid contaminating sterile environments

Replace the laces in your shoes and boots

Made for roofers, the anti-slip silicone grips surfaces to prevent you from sliding

Cushion your feet and absorb sweat

Prevent damage to the finish of self-leveling coatings before they harden

Hold pants in place

Absorb sweat from your head or arms

Slip over shoes or boots to shield feet and toes from impact

Keep tools around your waist for easy access

Keep workers safe in areas with low visibility, flames, heat, and electrical sparks

Stay dry when you're in deep water, mud, and sludge

Clip to any welding helmet to protect your chin and neck from flames, sparks, and UV light

Guard against scratches and weld spatter better than face shields

Replace the lens in your welding helmet or goggles