PolarForce® Collection:-40°F Cold Weather Workwear for Serious Cold

When you're working outside at -20°F, that's cold. At -40°F, the cold stops being a nuisance and starts looking for ways to ruin your shift. That's where PolarForce comes in.

PolarForce is a complete line of extreme cold workwear rated to -40°F (-40°C), built for cold chain professionals, utility crews, tower climbers and construction pros who have to perform when the thermometer is buried below zero. Jackets, bib overalls, pants, sweatshirts, boots and gloves let you build a complete PPE system for the conditions, instead of hoping one bulky coat does everything.

Built for Cold Chain and Freezer Work

When you work in cold storage, your "office" is always freezing - literally. PolarForce provides serious insulation and protection for cold storage warehouses, freezer operations, refrigerated distribution and other cold chain environments where long shifts in subzero temperatures are just another day at the office.

Subzero Protection for Telecom and Tower Crews

Tower climbers and telecom workers have a particularly unforgiving combination to deal with: extreme cold, exposure to wind and a job that demands movement, reach and grip. PolarForce is designed with that reality in mind.

Performance-Flex adds flexibility without added bulk at key movement points, while Grip Assist on the sleeves helps workers hold onto product or equipment in brutal cold. HiVis PolarForce options add visibility for jobs where being seen is just as important as staying warm.

Build Your Extreme Cold Workwear System with PolarForce

PolarForce goes beyond a single winter jacket. Layer a PolarForce sweatshirt with a -40°F jacket and bibs, then finish the system with insulated boots, gloves, socks and headwear. The result is head-to-toe protection designed around how you actually work.

Whether you're climbing a tower before sunrise, unloading a shipment in a deep freezer, maintaining telecom infrastructure or keeping the cold chain moving, PolarForce is made to keep you moving when the weather says otherwise.