So, I've interviewed for an electric company that installs/services generators at water treatment plants. 60% of the time will be out of town and the Mtns. of N.C. are in the service area. Owner said since he's footing the bill for living out of town, a food stipend and $2/hr. more that unless the weather is dangerous then we're working in it. Rain, snow and blow.
I've got base and mid-layers but am researching outer shell work wear. A Jacket and bibs that are 100% waterproof. Durable.
Also, work gloves. I usually just use a pair of Wells Lamont Hydrahyde gloves a size larger then use a Jersey glove underneath.
Suggestions?
I was looking at these bibs...
https://truewerk.com/collections/wor...ar-bib-overall
Kinda pricey but good reviews. Unfortunately their jacket doesn't get good reviews when it comes to being waterproof.
So I'm looking at this jacket...
https://www.northerntool.com/shop/to...9522_200649522
Good reviews but damn I hate Hi-Vis clothing. This is an outer shell and mid-layer combo.
However, this outer shell gets outstanding waterproof reviews.
https://www.driduck.com/torrent-jacket/#product-reviews
Main thing is keeping dry. Water against the skin in winter kills.
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