This 32-inch jacket is crafted from high-quality Nomex™ fabric, known for its exceptional flame resistance and durability. With a range of practical features, this jacket ensures safety, flexibility, and convenience during intense operations.

Features

• Inner Zipper/Outer Hook & Loop Closure: Provides a secure and easy-to-use fastening system.
• Throat Tab: Extra wide collar with Velcro adjustable throat tab keeps water out.
• Utility Loops: Two utility loops on pockets and a hook & loop utility loop on the chest for added convenience.
• Radio Pocket: One radio pocket on the left chest (9" x 3" x 2") fits all modern radios.
• Large Pockets: Two 10” x 10” pockets with drainage eyelets and flaps with Velcro closures.
• Hook & Loop Adjusters on Cuffs: Allows for a tight seal and secure fit.
• Reflective Trim: 2” 3M Scotchlite™ Reflective Triple Trim in lime/silver around the midsection, cuffs, and yoke for enhanced visibility.
• Bellowed Underarms: Increases flexibility and freedom of movement.
• Ample Sleeve Pattern: Ensures comfort and mobility during use.

Uses

The Wildland Nomex Jacket is primarily used for:

• Wildland Firefighting: Provides essential protection and comfort for firefighters battling wildfires.
• Forestry Work: Ideal for professionals working in forestry and land management.
• Utility Work: Suitable for utility workers operating in hazardous environments.

How to Use

1. Wear the Jacket: Put on the jacket and secure the inner zipper and outer hook & loop closure.
2. Adjust the Fit: Use the Velcro adjustable throat tab and hook & loop adjusters on the cuffs for a snug fit.
3. Utilize the Pockets: Store essential items in the large pockets and use the radio pocket for communication devices.
4. Attach Accessories: Use the utility loops to keep gloves and other tools handy.

Care and Maintenance

• Regular Inspection: Check the jacket for any signs of wear or damage before each use.
• Cleaning: Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for cleaning Nomex™ fabric to maintain its flame-resistant properties.
• Storage: Store the jacket in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and chemicals.
• Repairs: Repair any minor damages promptly to ensure continued protection.

Safety Tips

• Always wear appropriate protective gear, including gloves and helmets, when working in hazardous environments.
• Follow all safety guidelines and protocols for wildland firefighting and other hazardous operations.
• Ensure the jacket fits properly and is securely fastened before starting work.