When the temperature plummets and the elements challenge your resolve, having the right gear can make all the difference. Enter the U.S. GI Cold Weather Synthetic Fleece Overalls, meticulously designed to provide unparalleled warmth and comfort in the harshest conditions.
Unyielding Warmth with Polartec® Fleece
Crafted from Polartec® 200 Fleece, these overalls offer exceptional insulation without the bulk. The lightweight and breathable fabric ensures you stay warm even when wet, making it ideal for unpredictable weather conditions.
Thoughtful Design for Maximum Comfort
These military-issued bibs feature adjustable suspenders, allowing for a customized fit that moves with you. The full-length zippers along the outer sides of the legs facilitate easy wear and removal, especially when layering over other clothing. Designed intentionally shorter than typical bibs, they prevent contact with moisture and pair seamlessly with boots, ensuring you remain dry and comfortable.
Versatile Layering for Any Mission
Whether you're braving the backcountry or working outdoors, these fleece overalls are versatile enough to be worn under or over other garments. For enhanced protection against extreme cold, they can be paired with the Level 5 Army Issue bib, creating an unstoppable winter defense system.
Genuine U.S. Military Issue
Proudly made in the USA, these overalls meet the rigorous standards of U.S. military gear, ensuring durability and reliability in every stitch.
Key Features:
- Material: 100% Polyester Polartec® 200 Fleece
- Adjustability: Adjustable suspenders for a tailored fit
- Accessibility: Full-length side zippers and front zipper fly for easy wear
- Care: Machine washable for effortless maintenance
- Origin: Made in the USA
- Condition: New
Sizing:
- Small: Chest 33-37 inches
- Medium: Chest 37-41 inches
- Length: Short / Reg - Height under 71 inches
Equip yourself with the U.S. GI Cold Weather Synthetic Fleece Overalls and face the cold with confidence, knowing you're backed by gear that's as resilient as you are.
