Stormforce is made with a 20% heavier GORE-TEX® membrane laminated between 330 denier Cordura® exterior material and nylon inner material. It is super abrasion resistant, durable, flexible and passes GORE's highest GPS-2 standard. 1" wide GORE-SEAM® tape is used on all stiched seams. GORE's proven materials are used in Watershed's innovative designs to create the Stormforce line of hardy workwear for use in an unlimited number of non-toxic applications
CARE INSTRUCTIONS: Machine wash with powdered detergent. Tumble dry. No ironing or dry cleaning needed. Fabric softener is not necessary.

FLEECE w/WINDSTOPPER® LINING
Zips into 800 Series jackets. Made with warm, soft lightweight 200 wt. Polarfleece for the exterior and a proven performer, GORE- TEX® Windstopper® fabric interior lining. Abrasion resistant Cordura® protects the shoulders. Two zippered front pockets will securely hold valuables. Available in Red, Yellow and Black.
THERMOLlTE® LINERS
Zips into 800 Series jackets. Quilted insulation liners are made with DuPont® Thermolite® Plus 200 gram insulation material. Warm, soft and lightweight. Traps body heat and allows sweat vapor to escape.
ALSO AVAILABLE: Item 892-Thermolite® Pants
LONG UNDERWEAR
Made of Storm-Dri material. A soft brushed inner layer wicks moisture away from your skin. The outer layer resists abrasion and pilling. The four­way stretch moves with you in any direction while retaining its memory for a long life. Flat seams go unnoticed by your skin.
PORON KNEE PADS
Slip these pads into the built-in pockets on the knees of the 850 Bib Overall or 880 Coverall for added comfort and protection.
CARRY BAG
Use this matching waterproof carry bag with waterproof YKK® zipper to store your rainwear or any goods that need additional protection.

StormShield is the favorite of anyone who has tried it, providing the driest, most comfortable environment in severe weather due to its remarkable breathability. StormShield is made of the GORE- TEX® membrane laminated between a long wearing polyester outer layer and nylon inner layer. This has proven to be very durable in many applications. All seams are stitched for strength and GORE-SEAM® tape sealed for waterproofing.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS: Machine Wash w/Powdered Detergent, Tumble Dry, No Ironing or Dry Cleaning Needed, Fabric Softener is Not Necessary

StormCreek is WaterShed's most popular line. Why? Value. You get quality for your hard earned money. StormCreek is made of a polyurethane coating on 200 denier nylon. Seams are stitched for strength rather than welded, and are then heat tape sealed to make them waterproof. Storm Creek is very flexible, durable and works well in many applications.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS: Machine Wash. Drip Dry

Stormcreek II features a two layer cape construction and vented back and front for breathability. Each layer is made of a polyurethane coating on 200 denier nylon. Since these garments are designed with the Watershed "Shingle" Seam System, the need for seam sealing is restricted to a few key areas. We seam seal these key areas to assure you of a dry working environment. Stormcreek II is flame retardant, anti-static, UV protected and Cold Flex tested to 20º below 0º.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS: Machine wash, drip dry.

The ANSI option ordered on Lime Green Stormcreek II meets ANSI/ISEA 107-1999 Class 3 requirements for reflectivity. This creates a highly visible and safe garment for applications that require this specification. (Order No.: 08-501, 08-576)

EconoFlex is the lighter weight version of StormCreek, employing a lighter polyurethane coating and fewer finishing touches. The seams are stitched and heat tape sealed for waterproofing.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS: Machine Wash, Drip Dry

NitriShed is one of WaterShed's first products. Made with a nitrile coating laminated to 200 denier nylon, this material is very flexible and feels good to wear. All seams are stitched for strength and heat tape sealed to make them waterproof.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS: Machine Wash, Drip Dry

RuggedWear is the “good old fashioned” stuff that stood up by itself due to the stiffness of the material. We came up with a more flexible material and combined it with a design that allows greater freedom of movement. RuggedWear is made of neoprene rubber coated on 200 denier nylon. The seams are stitched and heat tape sealed for waterproofing.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS: Machine Wash, Drip Dry

SilverRiver is high quality medium weight rainwear for the cost conscious worker. Made of PVC on polyester materials. All seams are welded for strength and waterproofness. Available in three styles, two colors and a wide variety of sizes.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS: Machine Wash, Drip Dry

Available Options:

• Adjusted Length of Sleeve or Inseam
• Fleece Lined Handwarmer/Beliow Combo Pockets
• Pass Thru Pocket Access on Pants
• Bellows Pockets
• Flat Pockets
• Pencil Pocket
• Pliers Pocket(s)
• Leg Zippers
• Cordura Leg Covers
• Cordura Shoulder Covers
• Cordura Seat Cover
• Reinforced Knees
• Screenprinting
• Embroidery
• Pit Zippers
• Zip in Fleece Liners
• Fly for Waist Pants
• Reflective Tape
• Hook & Loop Cuff Closures

REFLECTIVE TAPE PLACEMENT

• Coat Back
• Chest & Back
• Pant Sides
• Coat Elbow
• Coat Flap
• Pant Cuff
• Coat Hem
• Coat Sleeve
• Mid-Leg
• Coat Cuff
• Hem-Shoulder-Hem

QUESTION:
Why has water quit beading up on my GORE- TEX® and sometimes seems like it's leaking?
ANSWER:
Try machine washing and tumble drying. This will rejuvenate the water repellency or Durable Water Repeliency(DWR) that came with GORE-TEX® fabric from the factory. After multiple washings and heavy use the GORE factory DWR will diminish, allowing water to saturate the outer layer of polyester and, in effect, the water will lay right against the GORE membrane, impairing breathability. This might make you think it is leaking because your body vapor cannot escape as well as when it was new. If washing does not seem to bead-up the water anymore then try using a product endorsed by GORE to rejuvenate the DWR. Tech- Wash and TX-Direct made by Nikwax work extremely well. Be sure to have rips or holes repaired first as the TX-Direct treatment will keep repair tapes
from sticking to the fabric.

Why GORE-TEX®?
The combination of GORE-TEX® fabric and quality manufacturing adds up to outerwear that is:
DURABLY WATERPROOF - GORE-TEX® outerwear keeps you drier by remaining waterproof after exposures encountered on the job -repeated flexing in cold and wet conditions, multiple home laundry or dry cleaning cycles, and contaminants such as perspiration, oils, fuels, and insect repellents.
VERY BREATHABLE - GORE-TEX® outerwear is very breathable, meaning the moisture build-up (perspiration) within the garment is reduced, so you stay comfortable longer as you work harder. The breathability helps you stay drier and cooler in warmer, wet conditions, and prevents heat loss in cold conditions by keeping your body and clothing layers drier.
WINDPROOF - GORE-TEX® outerwear is also durably windproof, keeping you warmer and more protected from the elements by blocking the wind that can cause that chilling effect.
DURABLY SEAM-SEALED - Without durably taped seams, water will penetrate through stitch holes and garment seams, causing leakage inside the garment, even though the fabric may be waterproof. GORE-SEAM® tape remains durably waterproof after repeated use and launderings.
What is the Difference Between Waterproof and Water-repellent Fabrics?
WATER-REPELLENT OR WATER-RESISTANT FABRICS - These fabrics by themselves withstand less than 1 psi. of water entry pressure. Fabrics that are merely water-repellent or water-resistant have many legitimate applications, but they do not provide the protection necessary to stay out in wet weather. WATERPROOF FABRICS - There is no accepted standard for waterproofness. However, to be waterproof, a fabric must have the ability to withstand water entry in active use conditions such as hiking in wind driven rain, sitting or kneeling on a wet surface or sustaining the pressure of a wet pack strap on a shoulder. When seated, a 165 lb. person exerts about 3 pounds per square inch (psi.) and about 16 psi. when kneeling.
GORE-TEX® FABRICS WITHSTAND 65 p.s.i. WATER ENTRY PRESSURE - The most commonly used microporous coated fabrics only withstand 3.3 p.s.i. to 5 p.s.i. (UK standard test method).