What type of rain gear do you use. (if any) Looking for a good Jackets.
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08-15-2006, 01:13 PM #1Some Guy
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Rain Gear?
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08-15-2006, 04:18 PM #2Forum Member
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Turn-Out Coats.
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If you don't like water, you're in the wrong job.
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08-23-2006, 07:39 PM #4Forum Member
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We always used those dinky "girly type" umbrella's in various autumn shades,with a matching pair of slingback fireboot--and really neat chiffon headscarves-you know like Jackie Kennedy wore--not forgetting the sunglasses on top of the head.
Originally Posted by KyleWickman
As for the jackets-oh my--you cannot get a Versace for love or money!!
Mind you lots of the chaps just would not turn out in the rain--end of firecall--let it burn,if its raining hard enough that will put the fire out.
Are you real?
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08-28-2006, 06:05 PM #5
new Jackets
Try taking a look at HIGH GEAR out of Hood River, Oregon HIGH GEAR . They have an excellent coat that is used by many Dept's and other Agencies throughout the Northwest. They make an very nice jacket, and actually specialize in outdoor clothing. I personnelly own one of their Mountaineering Parkas and love it. Here is the link for their Fire/EMS coat,The Responder
Take a look and see what you think. You'll like the coat.Greg Loveall, FF/PM
Columbia River Fire & Rescue
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08-30-2006, 08:18 PM #6MembersZone Subscriber
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trash bag with a hole
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08-30-2006, 08:38 PM #7Forum Member
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Like your approach
Simplistic and modern--I like it. Now what about colour? Do you go for Trash Bag Green--or something a bit more formal? Black is so yesterday--just a small plastic tie string at the neck--who knows we could be on to a winner!!
Originally Posted by irons308
Our motto--"Wino's wear it -why not you!"
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09-12-2006, 06:54 PM #8
Dept. issued turnout coat works great, personal coat is an exalt fabric from Massif Mtn. Indus. and is no longer made.
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09-12-2006, 06:56 PM #9
LMAO and tie a knot in it and ya have a place to carry your stuff!
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09-12-2006, 07:32 PM #10
Wow, what a bunch of intelligent answers, for a moment there I thought I stumbled upon a wacker thread or an explorer post. Especially those that where their turn-out coat for everything. Honestly, if you show up on the box or a rig, the public will get the hint you are a firefighter, no need to where a contaminated, dirty turn-out coat to show the world you are a firefighter.
Anyway, I'm not sure what these clowns are wearing on there 1 run a day company, but if they want to look like a bunch of bums, let them. If these guys are career, thank the Lord I'm not there or one of them.
Now for a real answer, we are are issued 2 coats; 1 is an Eisenhower style we call an engine house coat. Good for winter, has a short length that's bloused, but not very waterproof. The other is a long coat refered to as an EMS coat. This one is made by Gerber and is waterproof and has a zip out liner. So it is a good choice pretty much year round. The new guys where issued North Face coats which are really nice.
But as far as full length rain gear, we have none.My posts reflect my views and opinions, not the organization I work for or my IAFF local. Some of which they may not agree. I.A.C.O.J. member
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