the first thing is ditch the hood when your out. that will hold alot of heat in. than as said before open the first few clips of your gear it will help let the heat out. but as we all know the vapor barrier does its job lol not letting vapor in and not out either.
no such thing as staying cool in bunker gear. I remember a fire we had in a 28 degree storm of ice and rain. the outside of my gear had ice all over it and i was still sweating like a pig inside
@wyliecoyote1168 isn't that always fun lol coat is so stiff itll stand by itself and icecicles hanging from the brim of your helmet. and you still feel like its 110 out.
the first thing is ditch the hood when your out. that will hold alot of heat in. than as said before open the first few clips of your gear it will help let the heat out. but as we all know the vapor barrier does its job lol not letting vapor in and not out either.
yoyomann86 1 year ago
just whenever you on a break just open the top clip on you coat believe it not it does help alot
sexyfirefighter29 1 year ago
no such thing as staying cool in bunker gear. I remember a fire we had in a 28 degree storm of ice and rain. the outside of my gear had ice all over it and i was still sweating like a pig inside
wyliecoyote1168 1 year ago 2
@wyliecoyote1168 Id rather be sweating than burning, although im a probie and i will shut the fuck up.
kbk1061 1 year ago
@wyliecoyote1168 isn't that always fun lol coat is so stiff itll stand by itself and icecicles hanging from the brim of your helmet. and you still feel like its 110 out.
yoyomann86 1 year ago
any tips on how to stay cool in turnouts?
AC130EMPYREAL 1 year ago