SubPolar Insulated Freezer Coat for Cold Storage Work – Rated -50°F

Extremegard
SKU:
S205SP
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SubPolar freezer wear coat with -50°F rating, water-resistant nylon shell, 11.5 oz insulation, hip-length coverage, pile collar, elastic rear waist and deep hand warmer pockets and knit cuffs. Ideal for cold storage and winter work. Actual comfort varies with layers, activity and exposure conditions.
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SubPolar Insulated Freezer Coat | -50°F Protection

The insulated freezer coat, style 205, provides hip-length coverage for cold-storage warehouses, refrigerated docks and winter work. ASA lists a −50°F (approximately −46°C) comfort rating for SKU S205SP. Actual comfort depends on layering, activity, exposure time, wind, moisture and individual tolerance; the rating does not establish a safe exposure duration.

A pile collar, elastic rear waist and extra-deep pockets support everyday freezer work. The left chest pocket keeps small essentials accessible, while concealed snaps accept an optional hood. The coat’s hip-length cut adds lower-torso coverage while allowing room to move during picking, packing and material handling.

Quick Buying Details

Brand / StyleExtremeGard SubPolar 205
ASA SKUS205SP
Comfort RatingASA-listed −50°F / approximately −46°C
Shell*420-denier Pac Cloth nylon
Insulation / Lining*11.5 oz insulation / nylon taffeta
Length / ColorHip length / Navy blue
Collar / WaistPile collar / elastic rear waist
HoodOptional; concealed attachment snaps

Key Features

  • Water-repellent, wind-resistant shell*
  • Knit cuffs to reduce sleeve drafts*
  • YKK brass zipper and storm flap*
  • Double-stitched construction*
  • Extra-deep handwarmer pockets
  • Left chest utility pocket

Applications & Use

  • Freezer warehouses and cold storage
  • Refrigerated loading docks
  • Cold-chain freight handling
  • Food-processing cold rooms
  • Outdoor winter maintenance
  • Municipal and facility operations

Fit and Order Planning

Choose a size that accommodates your working layers without restricting reach. Check the size chart before ordering. Some sizes or quantities may require special ordering; ASA lists an estimated 3–8 days before shipment for certain sizes. Confirm current availability when planning crew outfitting.

Cold-Stress Safety Guidance

OSHA cold-stress guidance recommends suitable clothing, worker monitoring and frequent short breaks in warm, dry areas. Wet clothing and wind increase heat loss. Use the coat within a complete cold-work program, including appropriate protection for hands, feet and head.

This comfort rating is not OSHA certification. No EN 342 certification, flame resistance or arc rating is established by the linked manufacturer information.

FAQ

  • Does −50°F mean unlimited freezer exposure? No. It is ASA’s listed comfort rating, not an exposure-time limit or guarantee for every wearer.
  • How long is the SubPolar coat? ExtremeGard describes style 205 as extending to the hip area. It is not identified as a fingertip-length coat.
  • Is a hood included? The hood is optional. Concealed snaps provide attachment points; confirm a compatible hood before ordering.
  • Is the coat waterproof? ASA lists the shell as water-resistant. Do not treat it as waterproof rainwear.
  • How should I select a size? Use the size chart and allow room for your intended layers. Check freedom of movement before putting the coat into service.
  • How should the coat be cared for? Follow the garment’s care label. Inspect closures, seams and insulation condition, and replace damaged clothing when it no longer performs as needed.

SubPolar freezer wear coat with -50°F rating, water-resistant nylon shell, 11.5 oz insulation, hip-length coverage, pile collar, elastic rear waist and deep hand warmer pockets and knit cuffs. Ideal for cold storage and winter work. Actual comfort varies with layers, activity and exposure conditions.