Thermal/Freezer - Trousers

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Thermal trousers and freezer trousers keep your legs warm when working in the cold, in a cold room or in the freezer. The lined fabric insulates, while you retain enough freedom of movement to lift, bend and operate a forklift.

The selection in this collection is small: you will find three Portwest models here, including a specific freezer trouser, a lined rain trouser and a high-visibility winter trouser. Read below to find out how to choose.

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S598 - Hi-Vis Winter Trousers - Portwest - Orange/Navy

S598 - Hi-Vis Winter Trousers - Portwest - Yellow/Black

Portwest Hi-Vis Winter Trousers - Portwest S598

From €26,14 €32,67

S482 - Iona Lite Lined Trousers - Portwest - Navy

Iona Lite Lined Trousers - Portwest S482 Portwest

Portwest Iona Lite Padded Trousers - Portwest S482

€32,92

Portwest Freezer trousers - Portwest CS11

€124,57

Warmth without sacrificing movement

The trousers feature stretch panels at the key movement points, so insulation doesn't come at the cost of freedom of movement during physical work. Combine with a thermal jacket for complete protection.

Suitable for freezer rooms

For work in cold stores and freezer rooms, these trousers are tested well below freezing point, with snug cuffs that keep cold air out.

Frequently asked questions

Are these trousers suitable for work in a freezer room?

Yes, the trousers are tested for use in cold stores and freezer rooms well below freezing point.

Does the lining restrict my freedom of movement?

No, the trousers have stretch panels at the key movement points, so insulation doesn't come at the cost of freedom of movement.

How do I wash and dry thermal trousers?

Always follow the care label, close zips and hook-and-loop fasteners before washing and do not use fabric softener, as it can damage the insulation and any water-repellent layer. Let the trousers dry completely before wearing them again: damp insulation retains much less heat. Do not hang them directly on a radiator.

Is a thermal coverall better than separate trousers?

That depends on your work. A coverall seals off your back and lower back completely and keeps the cold out better when bending and lifting. Separate trousers with a jacket are more flexible: you take the jacket off when you are in a warmer room for a while. People who work in the freezer for long stretches often choose a coverall.

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Warmth without sacrificing movement

Suitable for freezer rooms

Frequently asked questions

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