Hi-viz

[Gray git]

Orange stays cleaner longer in tree work as the yellow start's to turn a greeny sort off colour after a few days and not so hiviz, I like the orange as imo it looks more pro as every jo blogs from tarmacking travalas to dog walkers and old people on scooters are in yellow these days, and as said I think orange showes up better against vegitatio so its easier to aim at you groundsman.

[felixthelogchopper]

I prefer the orange as it goes nicely with my spray-tan.

[Pete Hart]

Orange stays cleaner longer in tree work as the yellow start's to turn a greeny sort off colour after a few days and not so hiviz, I like the orange as imo it looks more pro as every jo blogs from tarmacking travalas to dog walkers and old people on scooters are in yellow these days, and as said I think orange showes up better against vegitatio so its easier to aim at you groundsman.

 

Agree, I find that yellow hi viz goes green within no time in tree work and that defeats the object! Orange is my favourite colour, it stands out better to my eye and it matches the chipper, saws, and my flash Harry stihl x-fits!!!

Orange all the way!!!!

 

 

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[Spruce Pirate]

Just to be different, I like yellow.

 

Orange make you look like a rail worker.

[Craobh]

You guys might think this is a stupid question, but what's the difference between the orange and yellow hi-viz colours?

 

One thing you will find tho is the big three comps manufacture in there colors 2 orange 1 red

 

There really not a huge difference in visibility however in regards to work in the woods you'll prob find more orange and red than yellow

[Craobh]

Just to be different, I like yellow.

 

Orange make you look like a rail worker.

 

Yellow makes ya look like a builder

[Dan Earp]

Theres lots of colours to be had, one lad at work had a pink one😮 haha

But during the warmer months orange is better ie no bugs

[ratcatcher]

as stated, orange for us underground night workers, yellow is better in daylight

[Rupe]

You can get hi viz kilts as well, ideal for roadside epicormic removal jobs without chainsaws. Just dont be the one holding the ladder.

[Dan Earp]

You can get hi viz kilts as well, ideal for roadside epicormic removal jobs without chainsaws. Just dont be the one holding the ladder.

 

Lol amazballs