Lets talk coveralls....

[stephen4785]

Walls bib with a good jacket is what I use in the oilfield. I like wearing a bib instead because I can take off the jacket if it gets warm.

http://www.walls.com/mid-weight-insulated-bib-26164

[stephen4785]

What else are you wearing? I'm about to switch back to an outdoors job and I have to wear FRC's, so coveralls aren't really an option for me.

This is what I wear in the oilfield. Hopefully your employeer will shell out the cash for it.

http://www.carhartt.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10101&storeId=10051&productId=193935&langId=-1&categoryId=71265&top_category=71261&quickView=false

http://www.carhartt.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10101&storeId=10051&productId=131573&langId=-1&categoryId=71265&top_category=71261&quickView=false

http://www.carhartt.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10101&storeId=10051&productId=122666&langId=-1&categoryId=71265&top_category=71261&quickView=false

[racrguy]

This is what I wear in the oilfield. Hopefully your employeer will shell out the cash for it.

http://www.carhartt.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10101&storeId=10051&productId=193935&langId=-1&categoryId=71265&top_category=71261&quickView=false

http://www.carhartt.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10101&storeId=10051&productId=131573&langId=-1&categoryId=71265&top_category=71261&quickView=false

http://www.carhartt.com/webapp/wcs/s...uickView=false

It's Nabors, the only thing they told me to bring was a pair of steel toed boots. When I worked for Sendero you had to be there a year before they gave you one pair of insulated FRC's and they wouldn't let you wear anything that they didn't provide. I'm checking out some of UnderArmor's stuff as a base layer. I pick the worst times to get back into the oilfield. Last time it was July, now it's the second week in December. FML lol

[phaux]

Carhartt insulated overalls, best cold weather work wear I've bought. When I'm welding I'll usually wear them the first few hours of the early morning on a job site then take them off once the sun is up, put them back on when the sun sets. They're not the cheapest but once you wear them you realize they're worth every penny to not be cold and miserable. Better be sure it's cold outside when you put them on though, they're beastly warm.

[Sam88gta1]

It's Nabors, the only thing they told me to bring was a pair of steel toed boots. When I worked for Sendero you had to be there a year before they gave you one pair of insulated FRC's and they wouldn't let you wear anything that they didn't provide. I'm checking out some of UnderArmor's stuff as a base layer. I pick the worst times to get back into the oilfield. Last time it was July, now it's the second week in December. FML lol

The UnderArmor Cold Gear in the compression fit is what I wear daily. Its expensive at around $50 for the long sleve shirt and the same for the pant. Its very comfortable to wear.

[SMKR]

Working in this cold is killing me and my dad we both wear thermals under our uniforms and a nice insulated Carhartt jacket, but its not enough.

Im looking for a good quality coverall that is waterproof, flame resistant and of course well insulated for cold temps.

Ive checked out Cintas and Northern but no luck.

Suggestions?

I got a pair of these last year for the oilfield (while in the shop) and they worked great keeping me warm in Williston, ND where we saw windchills down to -25 to -30.

https://www.anchortex.com/work-wear/outerwear-and-freezer-wear/refrigiwear-iron-tuff-sub-zero-coverall-with-hood-detail

[racrguy]

The UnderArmor Cold Gear in the compression fit is what I wear daily. Its expensive at around $50 for the long sleve shirt and the same for the pant. Its very comfortable to wear.

I was looking at these, both tops and bottoms:

http://www.underarmour.com/shop/us/en/mens-ua-base-40-crew/pid1239730-001

[NTexas_V-Star]

There are a few WALLS outlets around, Id go check that out.

You can get some good shit there for a reasonable price!

[Sam88gta1]

I was looking at these, both tops and bottoms:
http://www.underarmour.com/shop/us/e...pid1239730-001

The 4.0 stuff is for the colder climates. That shirt under a normal short sleeve t-shirt is all I wear in 40-60 degree weather. Anything in the 20-30 degree range I simply wear a pull over type hoodie over the shirt and UA shirt. It is more than enough. Im 6'3 185.

[Lone Sailor]

Redhead insulated/waterproof bibs.

[runin90lx]

I wear under armor compression shirt and pants. Then a tshirt and a fr carhartt shirt and fr jeans. I have only broken out a jacket once sonfsr this year and thats only cause it was misting rain at 2am

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[orphan Shelby]

Walls outlet off of Risinger Rd. in Ft. Worth, a lot of stuff is marked down 80% right now, just got restocked today. I was really surprised at the selection and that it wasn't all odd ball sizes.

Our shop is up the road from there. Lot was full for a change

[Sleeper]

I wear the 5.0 underarmour stuff while hunting. If i have to walk more than a few hundred yards i start sweating in freezing conditions.

the 3.0 stuff would prob work well for the 40's.