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AIRBLAZE INSULATION DELIVERS MORE WARMTH WITH LESS WEIGHT
Working in the cold means there are many problems to overcome, but the biggest one is the cold itself. If you want to stay productive, you’ve got to stay protected. But if the temps are subzero, that usually means bulky gear that gets in the way of doing the job right.
At RefrigiWear, we don’t just want to keep you warm. We want to keep you warm and working. So we’re constantly looking for better ways to protect you. That's why we developed AirBlaze®, our lightest and warmest blend of synthetic insulation.
Don't Get Weighed Down by the Cold
Bulky jackets might be warm, but they also slow you down. They are perfect for jobs that don’t require much movement, but they become a hassle in a job that’s more active, sometimes making even normal movements difficult or impossible. Plus, the weight of heavier gear means workers get tired faster. They might be tempted to skip the gear altogether so they can work more freely, but then they run the risk of injury. Also, no one does their best work when they’re cold.
That’s where AirBlaze® insulation comes in. Pound for pound, it’s 40% lighter but still just as warm as other insulations.
That means you can get the same protection at almost half the weight. What does that mean for work? You aren’t weighed down by heavy gear and don’t have to worry about bulk interfering with your job. Since AirBlaze® insulation is lighter while providing the same protection, you get a more streamlined fit from the gear you’re wearing. Less bulk and less weight mean you can work without fatigue or hindered movement.
Cold weather gear made with AirBlaze® insulation gives you better performance and better protection so you can be at the top of your game.
Blaze Through Your Workday
RefrigiWear's cold weather gear with AirBlaze® insulation offers the best and lightest protection from cold stress and cold-related injuries on the job. Shop 54 Gold, Frostline® and ChillShield® collections and give your team the comfort and protection of AirBlaze® insulation.