The clamping handle and 340-degree rotating head light offers high-quality lighting in more places, under more conditions.

Today’s bigger fires require bigger water – and this hose delivers!

Today’s firefighters don’t wear rubber raincoats or three-quarter boots for turnout gear like their predecessors did 60 years ago, so why do they still wear the same helmet that firefighters wore in the 1940’s?

As standards in PPE have changed to include updates in care and maintenance as well as cancer preventative initiatives, Cairns has kept up

How Blackinton Continues to Be “North America’s Badge maker”

Recharge your batteries on the go with continuous onboard AC power from this charging hub

A battery status indicator, strong and long-lasting beam, multiple power source options and gloved-hand operation inspire confidence that lighting will work when you need it

This wireless app system helps departments understand batteries better, use them smarter, and dispose of them safely

Comfortable and durable structural firefighting boots are essential to avoid foot pain after a long shift.

FSX Technology extracts greater image details and helps firefighters see low-contrast targets despite wide temperature ranges.

StationWear and footwear from LION along with Blackinton badges combine the best in form and function

Bullard’s new UST-LW fire helmet solves multiple challenges with a sturdy, lightweight design that’s easily cleaned and decontaminated and comes with additional safety options

Look for nozzles, hose appliances and tools designed for interoperability during multi-agency fire suppression operations

These iconic firefighter boots pay homage to the firefighting tradition and support public safety heroes

Innovative design technology allows Blackinton to take cause designs to new levels

The new Victory Structural Fire Glove from LION incorporates design features that give you more finger control without compromising the level of thermal protection.

The Junkyard Dog (JYD) ZStrut Rescue Strut uses a uniquely engineered deployment method that eliminates the need for pins altogether

Small tools can get lost in the fast-paced environment of fire rescue – engraving them can help ensure they find their way home

Smart storage does more than help you get the most out of limited space – it also helps keep crews safe

This pocket-sized monocular from FLIR can scan large areas through darkness, glare, and haze to pinpoint hot spots before they flare-up

When just getting to the fire often involves a good hike, these portable personal fire pumps lighten the load

Your structural firefighting helmet is basically your best friend on the fireground. But here’s why you should look at a sleeker model for certain situations.

Perhaps no subject prompts more passionate debate amongst firefighters than that of “What’s the best helmet for structural firefighting?” Or to put it another way, “What’s the helmet that REAL firefighters wear?”

FLIR offers a range of TICs that aid in situational awareness, decision making and enhanced safety.

Which Job Shirt is right for you?

Gore’s GEN2 particulate hood exceeds NFPA-1971 requirements while offering comfort and reliability without impairing hearing

When it’s a helmet born out of a father’s love for a daughter lost.

From hazmat to vehicle crashes to wildland fires, FLIR has a thermal imaging camera for practically every job

Use simulation to provide a realistic firefighting experience without the risks of injury and exposure to fire-ground toxins

When you first cross the plane of that front door at a structural fire, you and your personal protective equipment (PPE) are immediately exposed to a vast number of toxic chemicals, chemical compounds, and carcinogens. Your exposure to that “toxic soup” can result in serious injury or illness including cancer, which is now the leading cause of U.S. firefighter deaths.

Back in the day, buying firefighting gear was simple. A salesman would show up at your department and show you one kind of boot (usually rubber), one kind of helmet, one kind of glove. Maybe you were lucky and there was a store nearby that sold the gear you needed, but the options were limited.

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Channellock’s compact and light rescue tools combine the cutting tool head of an electrical lineman’s pliers with five other tools in one.

As a longtime fire service instructor, I've always made it a point to stress to my students this important point about their firefighting protective hood: It's traditionally the weakest component in the structural firefighting protective ensemble.

Protect, clean, and decontaminate with products that meet the highest standards

The QALO Thin Red Line Silicone Ring, an enduring symbol of your devotion to your spouse, is specifically designed to address safety-related concerns that firefighters commonly face.

COATESVILLE, PA – 2/16/2016 - TheFireStore, the nation’s leading multi-channel distributor of public safety equipment, supplies, training, and service is pleased to announce the promotion of James Witmer to the role of Chief Executive Officer (CEO), effective February 10, 2016. Witmer, former Vice President of Sales, has been a crucial member of the TheFireStore team since joining the company in 2003 as the Special Projects Manager. From there, James worked his way through the company ranks, serving as the Marketing Manager, Director of Business Development, and most recently, Vice President of Sales.