Pioneer Hi Vis Sleeved Safety Vest For Men & Women - Breathable Tricot - Reflective Tape - Pockets - Class 3

This is just what I wanted P class vest. It's hard to find the shorter P class vest. I didn't want a lightweight mesh vest as I wear it open for dog walking and to access treat holder on belt. This is not mesh, fabric is heavier so the front will not be blowing open at the slightest breeze. Well made, no crooked seams or loose threads. I'm female, small frame, 5'1" and got the XL based on some reviews saying it runs small. XL is way too big even with a heavy jacket. It hangs like a kimono. I may take a M but I'm going to try a L size first. I think this is a good vest for workers to use.

Great price and very convenient. The zip-up style is easier and more comfortable than Velcro or belted options I have used for hiking, jogging, walking. It’s also of much more sturdy construction than other items I have tried. I mainly bought this for walking the dog at night. It has been comfortable over multiple layers and is light enough that it doesn’t seem like it would be hot in the summer. I love the pockets for treats, tissues, and waste 💩. I have had more than one motorist stop and tell me how easily visualized we are and thank me for being a responsible pedestrian.

Have to wear for work and this fits the bill has plenty of pockets and waist pockets have flap thats cover. Which I need because I get debris in other vest that have open pockets from cleaning out hopper of street sweeper. Company gives us the cheapest vests only last a couple weeks and close w. velcro. This has zipper way better.

It's not the best vest on the market, it doesn't have 60 pockets, and it's not mesh so it hold in body heat when you wear it, but for under $10 it's a great value.Pros: The bottom of the zipper is up high, so you can wear a tool belt over the bottom of the vest (though a tool belt will cover the lower pockets and make them unusable). The material is a fairly strong polyester, so it won't discolor with sweat and it wicks moisture away and dries quickly. The colors are super bright, and the reflective stripes are highly reflective. The sleeves are a little oversized, which allows for some air circulation to keep the wearer a little cooler.Bonus: It's easily modified with a little sewing skill, which is the whole reason I bought it. I couldn't find one with the right configuration for my needs, so I picked up two of these because they're so cheap, and modified one into exactly what I want; I removed the bottom pockets and added belt keepers to attach a tool belt. I stitched a line up each chest pocket to add a pen pocket. I added a strip of webbing across the tops of the chest pockets (exactly like the microphone keepers the vest comes with) to provide a place to hang an ID badge. And I picked the seams of the horizontal orange strip to create four additional pockets for specialty tools that I carry. I did all of this in an afternoon with nothing but a sewing machine and a little hand stitching, and now I have a custom vest that fits, complies with my company's requirement for Class 3 PPE, and carries all my tools in exactly the places I want them for ease of use.Cons: The pockets have no flaps or Velcro to secure anything. The quality isn't as good as a more expensive vest, so mine came with a lot of loose threads that needed snipping or the seams might fray. Since it's solid polyester, it does get warmer than a mesh vest. It has no vents in the body to circulate air. The sleeves are oversized to allow for circulation, but that's not as effective as vents or mesh, and the billowy sleeves could pose a slight snag danger if you wear it around grabby machinery. It only has four pockets - two simple chest pockets and two simple cargo pockets at the belly. The chest pockets don't include pen pockets.Conclusion: If I had paid $30 or $50 or $150 for a vest, I would expect none of those cons, but they're all perfectly acceptable in a sub-$10 beater that I bought with the intention of modifying the crap out of it. At that price, I bought two with the expectation that I'd screw one up, or need the second one for additional materials, but it modified so easily that the spare is still sealed in its package on my shelf. Overall, this vest is an excellent value for the price, even if it's not as well-made or feature-packed as the more expensive vests. Two thumbs up, five-star value.

Perfecto

This is an awesome vest for the price. Better than others that are priced between $20-$30.Pros: fits like any other (I bought an XL), lots of pockets, 2 mic tabs, zipper closure, two-tone, reflective tape doesn’t fade after 3 weeks.Cons: no Velcro to close the pockets, not very breathable during the summer months, not very long (my t-shirt is longer).Overall this is a great quality vest. I’ve washed it a few times already and the reflective tape held up unlike other vests I’ve purchased.

I purchased a few of these vests since they were cheap, and turns out they seem to be very high quality for the money. The material is good, the zippers seem fine, and they look good. Comparable vests are 20-40% higher in price than these. The only negative I can see is these are thicker, so I foresee them being hot during the summer months, however for the price still worth it

It is true size. But, the zipper pulled apart the first time I put my hands in the pockets. Pockets is why I bought this class 3.