Jimmy Berry, a Florida firefighter of over twenty years and instructor for VentEnterSearch, is passionate about educating and training firefighters for aggressive rescue tactics in the fire service.
How Vents Affect Turnout Breathability
In 2024, Fire-Dex released our groundbreaking AeroFlex turnouts. We set out to make the most breathable turnouts the fire service has ever seen.
What Gloves Are You Wearing?
When you’re on scene, the last thing you want to think about is your gear. As a gear manufacturer, that means our job is to make PPE so well that you forget you’re wearing it.
What Fire Department Coffee Thinks of AeroFlex
It’s no big secret that Fire-Dex and Fire Department Coffeeget along really well.
Puyallup Extrication Finds Its Fit with TECGEN51 Fatigues
Every moment counts in an emergency, and that’s why Puyallup Extrication Team counts on Fire-Dex.
Coffee, Chronicles & Cool: Why Jason Patton Feels Most Comfortable in Fire-Dex Gear
Whether entering a burning building or entertaining millions online, this first responder knows flexible protection from head-to-toe.
Extending the Life of Turnout Gear for Firefighter Health and Safety
The longevity of your turnout gear and the effectiveness against carcinogens relies heavily on one factor: proper maintenance. Firefighters, like yourself, handle dangerous materials on a regular basis and your turnout gear can pick up a number of highly toxic contaminants. Keeping up with
Particulate Blocking Hoods and High Heat Conditions
Captain Chris Mitchum with the city of Alexandria, Louisiana was on the second due engine at a two-story residential building with heavy smoke and fire showing on the first floor. The first due crew was working on the fire at the front door, and Captain Chris and his firefighter were assigned to
Firefighter Feedback About TECGEN71
Earlier this year, Fire-Dex released TECGEN71, our latest innovation in the fight for the health and safety of firefighters. TECGEN71 is a lightweight, durable outer shell designed to protect firefighters by reducing heat stress and cardiac fatigue endured on fire scenes and/or during fire training
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