flatbed winter coverall?

Carharts are easy to find, so there should be no difficulty if finding the proper size, they are also a quality product and durable, they are available in insulated and non-insulated.

 

I just buy Fleet Farm brand.

 

Carhartts are durable but they are heavy. Problem with lightweight is it usually doesn't hold up to the abuse.

I wear Carhartts.

 

Carhart,

Of all the coveralls I've ever tried, they lasted the longest and kept me the warmest. And as stated,.. if your a big boy like me,.. no problem finding your size.

Hurst

 

I use plain old Dickies or Ben Davis coveralls for warm weather. In the cold I usually opt for lined bibs, a 1/4 zip sweatshirt, and a vest. Gives more flexibility......If you are gonna be outside for HOURS......that's a different story. I'm talking just loading and unloading!!!

 

I usually wear insulated bibs with a hooded sweatshirt. I have a jacket with just in case. One piece coveralls hurt my back and make my shoulders sore.

 

Sweat pants and a hoodie under regular coveralls. If it gets really cold I switch to insulated Carhart coveralls.
Sorel felt pack boots are nice.

Fingertips are the biggest challenge IMO. I have yet to find waterproof gloves that will last and have adequate dexterity. Really cold temps are easy to deal with but sloppy wet and cold conditions soak gloves and freeze fingers. So far all I do is continually switch out to dry gloves.

 

SWEATPANTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOL Those aren't even ALLOWED in the flatbed section!!!! LOL


Had to bust your chops!!!!!

 

The best glove for me in those conditions, wet or dry, are knit polypropylene gloves, they will not keep one dry, but they are warm and durable, 10 years of commercial fishing in Alaska proved it to me.