Klein Tools High-Visibility Winter Bomber Jacket

The jacket is rated ANSI/ISEA 107-2015 Type R, Class 3, with 2-inch reflective stripes. Type R Class 3 is the roadway category used where crews are exposed to traffic, so it meets the high-visibility side of that requirement. One limit to know: the garment is not flame resistant as defined by ANSI/ISEA 107-2015 Section 10.5, so it does not cover an FR requirement on utility or arc-flash work.

Yes. The attached hood is sized to be worn with hard hats and over layers, and it has a drawstring with stoppers to snug it down. When you don't want it, it rolls into the collar rather than detaching, since the hood is not removable.

It's built with 220-gram insulation behind a polyester taffeta lining, so it's a true cold-weather outer layer rather than a three-season shell. The liner is not removable, so you can't convert it to a lighter jacket. For temperature management on the move, it has zippered underarm vents with mesh.

Water and wind resistant, not waterproof. The outer shell is PU coated polyester, which sheds spray and light rain and blocks wind, but it is not a rain shell for sustained downpours. Front zipper is protected by a snap storm flap.

Three sizes: L is part number 60364, 2XL is 60501, and 3XL is 60612. Ordering by Klein part number is the cleanest way to keep a crew's sizes straight on a reorder.

Yes, that's the point of it. Because the jacket itself is ANSI Type R Class 3, it carries the compliance on its own, so there's no need to stretch a vest over a bulky coat. The tradeoff versus a vest-over-coat setup is that you can't drop the insulation when it warms up, since the liner is fixed; a separate Class 2 or 3 vest stays the more flexible choice year round.

Ten pockets total, nine exterior and one interior, plus dual mic tabs for a two-way radio or body cam lead. Useful if you're carrying a meter, phone, and radio without a vest over the top.

It's built with that in mind: a dark fabric panel on the lower front and inside sleeve hides dirt, and the color is high-visibility yellow on top with black on the bottom. The jacket is machine washable, which matters for a fleet of them across a crew.

Cuffs close with hook and loop adjusters, so you can cinch them over or under gloves. The front closes with a zipper backed by snaps on the storm flap.