Traditional

Fire fighting Coat

• Outershell Nomex IIIA, 7.5 oz (93% Nomex, 5% Kevlar, 2% anti-static P140).
• Thermal barrier Aralite Quilt Pajama check facing and
• Moisture barrier Stedair 3000, Barriers are sewn together as a single layer attached to the outer shell with snaps and dees.
• Collar constructed in 4 layers; contoured shape and measures just below 4 inches”.
• Closure system consist on 4 snaps and dees and 4 hooks and “D” rings; alternative of zipper and velcro system available.
• Shoulders, elbows and wristlest are reinforced with an extra layer of the same outershell; the inner sleeve has a waterwell; two-layer Knit stretch Kevlar wristlet are sewn to the end of the sleeve waterwell.
• Yellow, red and black colors are available.
• Patch pockets with drainage system and flaps with snaps for closure, reinforced with an extra layer of Aralite inside.
• 3M Scotchlite Reflective trim 3” wide for more reflection, positioned as the typical NYC style.
• All major seams are double stitched for greater tear resistance.

Fire fighting Trousers

• Frontal closure consist of one Hook and “D” ring and 3 snaps at the inside of the flap. Zipper an velcro closure available.
• A reinforcement goes all around the circumference of the waist to provide long lasting security.
• Knees and cuffs reinforced with an extra layer of Arashield.
• Patch pockets with drainage system, flap with snap or Velcro for closure.
• Crotch area has an expansion bellows gusset included to enhance mobility, freedom of movement (less stress), comfort and continuous protection.
• Located on the waist area for additional tightening, there is a tab made of leather or outer shell material.
• 2” wide suspenders, made of red elastic synthetic webbing with black leather straps attached through simple loops. Eight rust resistant suspender buttons are installed.