Manufacturer of Phenix fire helmets. Styles: Modern high temperature thermoplastic, tradtional leather, and tradtional composite. Designed by firefighters for firefighters. Lightweight, balanced and comfortable. Visit the website for more information.
Phenix Technology, Inc. is a highly regarded firefighting helmet manufacturer with over 40 years of service. Founded in 1972 by two veteran firefighters, Phenix is a family business...
MN8-Foxfire, the developer of breakthrough advanced photoluminescent technology products for firefighters has partnered with Phenix Technology Inc., an industry recognized manufacturer...
To commemorate the fallen firefighters from 9/11/01, Phenix Fire Helmets will be producing a limited-edition TL2 that will be on sale until the end of 2011. It plans to be a collectible...
Rob Verhelst, a.k.a. Fireman Rob, will embark on a 24-hour, 50-mile walk in full firefighter gear to raise awareness for mental health among first responders.
With only about 4,500 businesses out of over 4 million in California earning a Green Business certification, Phenix joins the elite 0.125% of businesses that have achieved this...
A special 9/11 commemorative firefighter helmet by Phenix Technology sold for $20,000 at a charity auction, supporting the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation and honoring...
High-Impact SunglassesESS (EYE SAFETY SYSTEMS) has introduced Rollbar ballistic sunglasses with interchangeable lenses. The sunglasses come standard with two sets of interchangeable...
THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE has awarded contracts to four companies to provide a total of seven next-generation airtankers for wildfire suppression.“This is a major milestone in our...
The company announces the expansion of their relationship with the California Department of Rehabilitation to develop opportunities to train and hire candidates.
The exclusive helmet features a unique Charleston 9 logo on the rear brim that was created in memory the nine Charleston firefighters that were lost on June 18, 2007, in the Sofa...
Phenix Technology is one of the first in the safety industry to meet the demanding criteria of the new standard more than a year earlier than the deadline.