ANSI Class 3 High Visibility Rain Suit – Waterproof Reflective Rainwear

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Class 3 Hi-Vis Rain Suit

The hi-vis rain suit combines a jacket, bib pants and detachable hood for outdoor work in wet conditions. Its yellow/green PVC-coated polyester and taped seams provide waterproof coverage, while 3M reflective material supports visibility when illuminated. Adjustable closures help you fit the suit over workwear. The manufacturer identifies the jacket as Type R, Class 3 and the bibs as Class E under ANSI/ISEA 107-2020.

Brand / Model FrogWear / GLO-8000
ASA SKU SGL8000
Included Pieces Jacket, bibs, detachable hood
Material 0.18 mm PVC-coated 170T polyester
Color High-visibility yellow/green
Reflective Material 3M
Jacket Pockets Two outside pockets
Bib Pockets None
Manufacturer-Listed Standard ANSI/ISEA 107-2020: Type R, Class 3 jacket; Class E bibs. Class E describes the supplemental lower-body garment, not a standalone Class 3 rating.

Key Features

  • Taped seams provide waterproof and windproof construction.
  • Jacket zipper and snaps sit beneath a storm flap.
  • Vented back allows air circulation.
  • Corduroy collar provides a soft contact surface.
  • Hood drawstring adjusts coverage.
  • Bib straps use heavy-duty buckles.
  • Snap adjustments at the waist, sleeves and ankles.
  • Snap fly closure on the bibs.

Applications

Consider this high visibility rain suit for roadway maintenance, construction, public works and outdoor facility tasks where the assessed hazards call for Type R Class 3 apparel. Coordinate rainwear with required footwear, head protection and other equipment. Reflective material needs an external light source; it does not illuminate itself or guarantee that a driver will see you.

Before issuing the suit, check the garment labels against your site’s visibility requirements. Keep the jacket fastened as directed so its reflective layout remains in the intended position. Select rainwear for the actual exposure; water resistance alone does not establish suitability for pressure washing, immersion or hazardous liquids.

Sizing and Layering

Choose from the sizes offered on this page. Use ASA’s general Size Chart as a starting point, then check room for your work layers. Test reaching, bending and stepping before use. Adjust bib straps and closures without restricting movement. Keep reflective areas visible rather than covering them with other clothing or equipment.

Review the FrogWear GLO-8000 manufacturer PDF for construction details. Compare other work rain suits if your task requires a different configuration or protective rating.

FAQ: FrogWear GLO-8000

What are the three pieces?

The set includes the jacket, bib pants and detachable drawstring hood.

Can the bibs alone meet Class 3?

No. The bibs are Class E. The jacket carries the manufacturer’s Type R Class 3 classification.

Where can I store small items?

Use the two outside jacket pockets for small work items. The bibs have no pockets.

Is the hood permanently attached?

No. The hood is detachable and has a drawstring for adjustment.