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Review of Bocomal FR Mens Cargo Pants
Stay safe and protected on the job with BOCOMAL FR pants for men. Made from 100% cotton, these cargo pants are flame resistant and meet the standards of NFPA2112 and CAT2. The 7.5oz utility fabric is durable and reinforced for long-lasting use. Whether you're a welder, fitter, ironworker, or electrician, these pants are designed to help you get the job done.
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BOCOMAL FR Pants for Men Cargo Flame Resistant Pants
Bocomol
Made from flame-resistant 7.5oz cotton twill with FR buttons and sewing threads; UL certified with a flame resistance tag and test sample included.
Watch for: Some lineworkers have reported they rub a bit in the crotch
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BOCOMAL FR Pants for Men Cargo Flame Resistant Pants
If you're a power line worker looking for a high-quality pair of flame-resistant work pants, the Bocomal FR pants are worth considering. These pants are designed for maximum comfort and durability, with an elastic waistband that provides a relaxed fit and eight pockets for plenty of storage. The cargo pockets on the thighs have flaps to keep your tools secure, and there's a keyring and hammer loop for even more convenience. Plus, these pants have been prewashed and preshrunk for a wrinkle-free look. And with an HRC2 rating, an ATPV arc rating of 9.8 calories/cm2, and compliance with the NFPA2112 Standard on Flame Resistant Garments, you can trust that these pants will provide the protection you need on the job.
Key specifications
- Brand
- Bocomol
- Model
- BOCOMAL FR Pants for Men Cargo Flame Resistant Pants
- Waist
- 32-44W
- Length options
- 30-34L
Why it stands out
- Made from flame-resistant 7.5oz cotton twill with FR buttons and sewing threads; UL certified with a flame resistance tag and test sample included.
- Designed for welders, fitters, ironworkers, electricians, and other industrial workers. Reinforced to withstand up to 100 washes before the flame resistance begins to fade. Meets NFPA2112, ASTM F1506, and CAT II.
Flaws, not dealbreakers
Some lineworkers have reported they rub a bit in the crotch
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