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Sling Unisex Reflective Vest

R223.95 excl. VAT

Your safety is our priority. The Sling high visibility reflective vest is designed to enhance visibility, ensure comfort, and allow full freedom of movement—especially while seated in the cockpit. A smart, functional layer that reflects our commitment to keeping you safe in style.

Please Note:
  • Colours and styles may vary.
  • Please allow for 7 to 21 business days depending on your location.
  • International customers will incur a customs charge, payable before collection at the depot.
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We are passionate about your safety and our Sling branded high visibility reflective vests embodies our commitment to that. Designed to increase visbility, improve comfort and allow the best maneuverability whilst seated in the cockpit.

Only available in yellow.

One size fits all.

Features:

  • High Visibility Jacket
  • Plastic ID Card Pocket
  • Reflective 50mm Retro Tape
  • Nylon Zip with Metal Slider
  • Black Polyester Binding
  • 100% Polyester Fluorescent Lime or Orange Open Weave Fabric

Additional information

Weight 0.122 kg
Dimensions 25 × 14 × 4 cm

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