NFPA 1977 Compliant Wildland Firefighting Gear

ALL RISK Uniforms specializes in wildland firefighting gear designed for California's demanding fire season. Our NFPA 1977 compliant equipment provides the protection, durability, and performance wildland firefighters need for vegetation fire operations.

Built for California Wildland Operations

California's wildland fire season presents unique challenges. Our gear is specifically selected for brush fire response, forest fire control, and extended wildland operations in the rugged terrain and extreme conditions California firefighters face.

NFPA 1977 Compliance

All our wildland firefighting gear meets or exceeds NFPA 1977 standards for protective clothing and equipment for wildland fire fighting. This ensures proper protection during vegetation fire operations while maintaining the mobility and breathability essential for wildland work.

Questions about standards? Read our Wildland Firefighting Gear FAQ for detailed information about NFPA 1977, Nomex care, and complete kit requirements.

Complete Wildland Firefighting Gear

Nomex Wildland Shirts

Standard yellow wildland shirts featuring flame-resistant Nomex fabric. Lightweight, breathable, and designed for extended wear during fire line operations. Available in long and short sleeve configurations.

Nomex Wildland Pants

Green Nomex flame-resistant pants built for wildland operations. Durable construction, reinforced knees, and cargo pockets for tools and equipment. Designed for mobility during brush clearing and fire line work.

Wildland Firefighting Boots

NFPA 1977 compliant wildland boots from HAIX and Pro Warrington. Features include cut resistance, ankle support, aggressive traction, heat resistance, and lightweight construction for extended hiking and operations in rough terrain.

Learn more: Visit our First Responder Boots & Footwear FAQ to understand the difference between structure and wildland boots, proper sizing, and maintenance.

Fire Shelters

NFPA compliant fire shelters for emergency protection during wildland operations. Essential safety equipment for all wildland firefighters.

Wildland Accessories

• Wildland helmets with face shields
• Fire-resistant gloves for tool work
• Safety goggles and eye protection
• Hydration systems for extended operations
• Hand tools: Pulaskis, McLeods, shovels
• Line gear and equipment bags

Why Wildland Gear is Different

Wildland firefighting gear differs significantly from structure fire equipment. While structure gear is heavy and insulated for building fires, wildland gear prioritizes:

• Lightweight construction for mobility
• Breathability for extended outdoor operations
• Flame resistance without excessive insulation
• Durability for rough terrain and brush
• High visibility yellow and green colors
• NFPA 1977 specific certifications

Also for CAL FIRE: We carry CAL FIRE Class A Uniforms for station wear and ceremonies. See our CAL FIRE Compliance FAQ for details.

Trusted Wildland Brands

• Pro Warrington - Premium wildland boots and gear
• HAIX - Professional wildland firefighting footwear
• Approved Nomex manufacturers for shirts and pants

Seasonal Wildland Operations

California's wildland fire season typically runs from late spring through fall, with peak activity in summer and early autumn. We stock wildland gear year-round to ensure firefighters are prepared when the season begins.

Wildland Crew Types We Serve

• CAL FIRE wildland crews
• Hotshot crews
• Hand crews
• Engine crews
• Helitack crews
• Prescribed burn teams
• Seasonal firefighters

Complete Wildland Kit Assembly

We can help you assemble a complete NFPA 1977 compliant wildland firefighting kit including all required personal protective equipment, tools, and accessories for California wildland operations.

Standard Wildland Kit Includes:

• Yellow Nomex shirt (long sleeve recommended)
• Green Nomex pants
• NFPA 1977 compliant wildland boots
• Fire shelter
• Wildland helmet with face shield
• Fire-resistant gloves
• Safety goggles
• Hydration system

Care and Maintenance

Proper care of Nomex wildland gear is essential for maintaining flame-resistant properties. Never use bleach or fabric softeners, wash in warm water with mild detergent, tumble dry on low heat, and never dry clean. Inspect gear regularly for damage or wear and replace as needed.

Serving other first responders: We also provide uniforms for EMS & Paramedic professionals and Law Enforcement agencies.

Prepare for wildland season. Browse our wildland firefighting collection or contact us for crew outfitting and bulk orders. Check our Ordering & Shipping FAQ for information about bulk pricing.