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Phenix Technology First Due Structural Fire Helmet, NFPA 1971 Certified Polyester Shorts Made with: 1 outer layer

SKU 92757073306 4.5
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Phenix Technology First Due Structural Fire Helmet, NFPA 1971 Certified Polyester Shorts Made with: 1 outer layer
Phenix Technology First Due Structural Fire Helmet, NFPA 1971 Certified Polyester Shorts Made with: 1 outer layer
Phenix Technology First Due Structural Fire Helmet, NFPA 1971 Certified Polyester Shorts Made with: 1 outer layer
Phenix Technology First Due Structural Fire Helmet, NFPA 1971 Certified Polyester Shorts Made with: 1 outer layer
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Phenix Technology First Due Structural Fire Helmet, NFPA 1971 Certified Polyester Shorts Made with: 1 outer layer Made with: 1 outer layer of 6 oz Spentex and 1 inner layer of Stedair® PREVENT Material & Care: The First Due Structural contemporary helmets have been designed to give superior head safety protection with the comfort and wear ability that has always distinguished the First Due Firefighter helmet line on the headband of a TL 2 Custom Comfort Pad:

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