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Men's Wildland Dual-Compliant Uniform Pant

Lot # FP32BK
FP32
$269.95
5 out of 5 Customer Rating
  • Protection ID 1975
  • Protection ID 1977
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Product Details

Stay safe, comfortable, and compliant in the line of duty. Our CAL FIRE Spec Uniform Pant is designed for wildland firefighters who demand durability and functionality. The contoured waistband ensures comfort, while triple-needle felled seams offer unmatched durability.
  • Cal Fire Spec
  • Contoured waistband
  • Metal shank button closure
  • Triple needle felled side and seat seams offer superior durability
  • Two rear welt pockets with closures
  • Legs feature silicone beading for durable creases
Link to California Proposition 65
Fabric:
Body: 7.5 oz. (254 g/m²) Nomex® IIIA Flame Resistant Twill
Blend:
Body: 93% Nomex® Aramid / 5% Kevlar® Aramid / 2% Other Fibers
Country Origin:
Imported

Benefits

UL Certified to NFPA 1975

UL Certified to NFPA 1975

UL Certified to NFPA 1977

UL Certified to NFPA 1977

Overall rating: 1.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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Poor Fit

"We unfortunately switched from the FP52 which fit well, came in odd and even sizes, kept their shape and didn't shrink, to the FP32 which do none of these. I'm pretty disappointed in these pants and I am a very average size. The waist has a strange taper, the pants bunch on the outseam after a few washes, they quickly lose their front crease."

— D F. (1/5)

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