Introducing a new two-color fire-retardant one-piece wildland suit designed for maximum protection against flames, chafing, and tearing typical of wildland activities. It features a fire-retardant cotton inner lining that enhances both protection and breathability.
Standards: EN ISO 13688:2013, EN ISO 11612:2015, EN 1149-5:2018, EN ISO 15384:2020, EN ISO 20471:2013
Constructed from 65% Lenzing® F.R., 30% Nomex®, and 5% Kevlar®, this suit offers excellent insulation against radiation and high temperatures. It features a high neck with an overlapping design and a fire-retardant Velcro® closure for optimal protection of the neck and nape. The central closure is equipped with a fire-retardant open-end zipper.
Seams resistant to friction and wear inherent to a wildland setting.
Three-color thermosealed retroreflective strips (yellow-gray-yellow) are positioned on the chest, waist, forearms, and ankles.
Semi-circular quick open zipper on the back without needing to take the top part off.
The suit features 2 chest pockets and 2 side hip pockets, each with zip closures concealed by an oversized flap for easy access while wearing gloves.
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Protective clothing against heat and flame.
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Protective clothing for firefighters. Laboratory testing methods and requirements for forestry clothing.
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65% Lenzing® F.R. | 30% Nomex® | 5% Kevlar®
270 g/m²
100% fire-retardant cotton
260 g/m²
The Wildland Forestfire Protection Jumpsuit is a durable, two-color, fire-retardant one-piece suit designed for maximum protection in wildland firefighting environments. Built to withstand the intense conditions of fire suppression, it offers protection against flames, chafing, and tearing, ensuring firefighters stay safe and comfortable during extended operations. The fire-retardant cotton inner lining enhances both protection and breathability, keeping the wearer cool and dry in high heat. This suit meets several industry standards, including EN ISO 13688:2013, EN ISO 11612:2015, EN 1149-5:2018, EN ISO 15384:2020, and EN ISO 20471:2013, ensuring it provides optimal safety and performance in the field. Designed for durability and comfort, this jumpsuit is an essential piece of protective gear for wildland firefighters.
