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The Portwest RT51 Sealtex Ultra Trouser is a lightweight, waterproof over-trouser designed specifically for the rail industry and other high-risk environments. Constructed from Sealtex Ultra™ fabric, it is waterproof, windproof, and breathable, with welded seams that provide complete protection against rain while maintaining flexibility and comfort.
Certified to RIS-3279-TOM (Railway Standard) and EN ISO 20471 Class 1, the RT51 offers reliable hi-vis safety and compliance for rail and industrial workers. Designed to be worn over regular work trousers, it features an elasticated waistband and adjustable hems, ensuring a secure fit and ease of use.
✅ Key Benefits:
Sealtex Ultra™ fabric – waterproof, windproof & breathable with welded seams
RIS-3279-TOM compliant – approved for railway industry use
EN ISO 20471 Class 1 certification – reliable hi-vis protection
EN343 certified – proven waterproof performance
Elasticated waistband – ensures a secure and comfortable fit
Adjustable hems – allow easy fitting over boots
Unlined design – lightweight and ideal for layering
Easy-care finish – wipe-clean fabric for low maintenance
⚠️ Important Information:
Certified to RIS-3279-TOM (Railway Standard)
Certified to EN ISO 20471 Class 1 (High Visibility)
Certified to EN343 (Waterproof & Breathable)
Wipe-clean fabric for quick maintenance
Designed for rail, utilities, and outdoor industrial environments
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