Cold-weather gear is critical when working outdoors in winter. Technology is coming to the aid of tree crews exposed to the elements.
Cold-Weather Protection Tech-inspired clothing and gear to keep you warm on the job site Sure, everyone has their favorite beanie and base layer, but sometimes you need — more. We carefully curated unique solutions with a touch of innovation to give you an edge over extreme weather conditions.
By Mara Watts
It’s hard to get out of bed for work in the morning when a cold day awaits you outside. Short winter days can bring long hours and uncomfortably cold conditions for tree care profession- als. Getting motivated to work — and getting your fingers to work — can be a challenge. Most people already have their favor- ite beanie, fleece, gloves, and socks. So, we’ve carefully curated an assort- ment of cold-weather solutions that use technology to give you an edge over ex- treme conditions. Whether it’s a gi for yourself or a tree care friend, these products are designed to give you comfort on a blustery day.
FOR THE HEAD
LED Beanie Hokolite
Insulated Beanie OROS
The insulated LED Beanie sheds light on dark days with 1,200 lumens spread across a 230°-wide beam. With six modes and up to 15 hours of con- tinuous light, the slim, rechargeable battery pack is tucked neatly inside a small pocket.
The Explorer Beanie is made from the same kind of material NASA uses to insulate spacecra at -450° F. Woven with flexible foam, the Explorer Beanie is described as the “most scientifically innovative insulation in the galaxy.”
All you need is a thermos of hot cocoa.
Short winter days can bring long hours and uncomfortably cold conditions for tree care professionals.
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