The ML Kishigo S5010 Professional Surveyors Vest is certified to ANSI/ISEA 107-2015 and ANSI/ISEA 107-2020, Type R, Class 3. Type R means it is designed for roadway and temporary traffic control (TTC) zones, and Class 3 is the highest visibility level for garments — providing the greatest amount of background and reflective material for workers exposed to high-speed traffic or complex backgrounds. It fits sizes M through 5XL.

Yes. The ML Kishigo S5010 is a Type R, Class 3 high-visibility vest — the top ANSI/ISEA visibility class — making it well suited for surveyors, DOT and highway crews, and anyone working near high-speed traffic. It is built for field work with heavy tool storage: a left chest 2-tier pocket, a large right gusseted pocket, left and right stake pockets, left and right elastic spray-paint-can pockets, inside full-length zipper pockets with load-bearing straps, and a hidden back pouch. A padded neck adds comfort when the vest is loaded with gear.

A surveyors vest is a high-visibility safety vest with extra tool-carrying storage designed for field and survey work. The ML Kishigo S5010 earns the "professional" name through its extensive pocket system and construction: a left chest 2-tier pocket with a dual-function flap that stays open via hook & loop, a large right gusseted pocket, left and right stake pockets, left and right elastic spray-paint-can pockets, lower inside full-length zipper pockets with load-bearing straps, and a hidden back pouch with left and right zipper access. It uses a durable zipper front closure reinforced with webbing, plus 2" wide reflective material laminated to a 3" contrasting color.

The ML Kishigo S5010 has a solid polyester front with a mesh back, which balances durability up front with airflow and cooling across the back. It has a padded neck for comfort when the vest is loaded with tools, and it is finished in high-visibility Lime. The mesh back combined with Class 3 coverage makes it both breathable and highly visible.

The ML Kishigo S5010 comes in sizes M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL, 4XL and 5XL (M through 5XL). It is offered in high-visibility Lime and meets ANSI/ISEA 107 Type R, Class 3.

The ML Kishigo S5010 is machine washable and rated for 50 washes. Care instructions are: machine wash cold, no bleach, tumble dry low, do not dry clean, and do not iron. Following these keeps the reflective material and mesh performing over repeated laundering.

The main difference is visibility level and coverage. The ML Kishigo S5010 is Type R, Class 3 — the highest ANSI/ISEA 107 visibility class — with more background and reflective material than a Class 2 vest. Class 3 is intended for workers exposed to high-speed traffic (typically over 50 mph) or who must be conspicuous through a full range of body movements, while Class 2 covers lower-speed or lower-risk environments. For surveyors and highway work near fast traffic, the Class 3 S5010 provides the greater margin of visibility.

The ML Kishigo S5010 is built for tool-heavy survey work. It has a left chest 2-tier pocket with a dual-function flap that can be held open with hook & loop, a large right gusseted pocket with flap, outside lower front pockets with flaps, left and right stake pockets, left and right elastic spray-paint-can pockets, lower inside left and right full-length zipper pockets with load-bearing straps, and a hidden back pouch with left and right zipper access. It also has left and right mic tabs and two lapel grommets.

Yes. The ML Kishigo S5010 is available at Industrial Safety Products (industrialsafetyproducts.com) with optional custom imprinting, which requires a minimum order of 24 garments; orders below that minimum ship as "non-logo" items. It also includes free shipping.

Yes. As a Type R, Class 3 garment under ANSI/ISEA 107, the ML Kishigo S5010 is designed for roadway/temporary traffic control zones and provides the highest ANSI visibility class — appropriate for workers exposed to high-speed traffic and demanding sightline conditions. Its 2" wide reflective material laminated to a 3" contrasting color enhances conspicuity in low light when struck by headlights.