902/903 Defender Fire Fighters Suit

The Defender brings a completely new standard to Wildland fire suits. Designed to set the benchmark, the Defender Wildland suit includes military grade FR plastic hardware that passes heat resistance of 260°C, even after 40 wash and dry cycles – meeting the high demands of the latest Wildland standard.

With comfort and ergonomics at the forefront of the design, the Defender suit also uses 3D padding and carefully placed panelling to improve breathability; providing the much-needed airflow to reduce the risk of heat stress and ensure that wearers can be confident in high-intensity situations.

The Defender suit also comes in a one-piece coverall or two-piece option – ensuring ultimate comfort and wearability.

SOME KEY FEATURES

902 – Jacket Features

• Strategic panelling that’s ergonomically shaped for wearer comfort and ease of movement; underneath the arm and the sleeve at the elbow area
• Available in colours red to match trouser (as well as optional yellow)
• Concealed front zip closure covered by a storm flap
• Adjustable collar tab for better fit
• High shaped mandarin collar for better comfort and protection
• Thumb loop to stop sleeving riding up when arms are extended, features elastic attachment for ease of movement
• Adjustable cuff tabs for better fit and to prevent the entry of burning debris and provide secure closure with gloves

903 – Trouser Features

• Ergonomically shaped knee panels
• Available in colours red to match jacket (as well as optional yellow)
• Centralised fly zip with inner zip guard
• Internal elasticated waist band at the back
• Front waist adjustment for better fit
• H-Bar Removable braces with quick adjustment
• Double layer crotch gusset for comfort
• Reinforced fabric at the knee and shin area, double layer of fabrics to protect against thorns and gorse or undergrowth
• Leg bottoms have a gusset and secured adjustable closure system to facilitate donning and doffing whilst wearing wildland boots.

EN STANDARDS

• BS EN ISO 13688:2013 / General PPE requirements
• BS ISO 16073-3:2019 / Wildland firefighting personal protective equipment – Part 3: clothing
• BS EN ISO 15384:2020 / Protective clothing for firefighters – laboratory test methods and performance requirements for wildland firefighting clothing
• BS EN 1149-5:2018 / Electrostatic properties / EN 1149-3:2004 Charge decay

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