STREAMLINED DESIGN
Low center of gravity, low profile, and well balanced for action oriented search and rescue.
USRX Series Fire Helmet
USRX Series Fire Helment
BULLARD TOUGH FOR EXTREME SEARCH AND RESCUE
The USRX, a dual-purpose urban search and rescue and structural firefighting helmet is the result of 50 years of Bullard thermoplastic technology, engineering expertise and market responsiveness. With a low profile, light weight, and smaller rear brim, the USRX is designed to protect first responders in every USAR application, from high angle to confined space rescue. Protect your team of highly trained, multi-hazard task force from unforeseen threats with Bullard Tough.
PERSONALIZED FIT
Sure-Lock® ratchet headband offers both a quick-turning sizing knob and a unique three position height adjuster to create a completely personalized fit.
CUSTOM COMFORT
Proprietary U-Fit headband system with 4-point nylon crown strap and crown pad provides 36 different adjustment settings.
PRODUCT DETAILS
- USRX fire helmets make maintenance easy and cost-effective. Fewer helmet components and one of the lowest total costs of ownership in the industry make your helmet a long-term investment.
- Available in gloss white, yellow, red, black, orange, lime-yellow, pink, green, and blue.
- The U-Fit- ratchet headband provides custom fitment both horizontally and vertically without affecting the height of fire helmet on the head.
- Easily removable cotton ratchet cover, brow pad and ear/neck protector for cleanability and decontamination
- Soft black Nomex chinstrap features one-hand quick-release buckle and postman slide for quick removal and adjustment
- Available eye and face protection options include 4” optically correct face shield or ESS FirePro Goggles
- Replaceable and washable Nomex 6 oz. rip-stop Nomex outer shell backed with three layers of FR cotton flannel for comfort and protection of ear and neck area.
- Exceeds the NFPA 1971, Standard on Protective Ensemble for Structural Fire Fighting and Proximity Fire Fighting, Pertaining to Structural Fire Helmets and NFPZ 1951, Standard on Urban Search and Rescue
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