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Innotex Turnout & Bunker Gear/Rescue Gear

Innotex is a leading provider of high-quality bunker and rescue gear for firefighters across the globe. With a focus on safety, reliability, and innovation, Innotex has become a trusted name in the firefighting industry. The company is committed to providing firefighters with gear that will keep them safe while they protect their communities.

At A.J. Stone, we are proud to be one of the most trusted suppliers of Innotex turnout and rescue gear in Canada. Our extensive inventory includes a wide range of Innotex products, including bunker gear, extrication suits, and specialized rescue gear.

Innotex turnout gear is designed to withstand the toughest conditions and provide optimal protection for firefighters. With features such as moisture barriers, thermal liners, and reflective trim, Innotex gear is engineered for maximum safety and comfort.

We understand the importance of reliable, high-quality firefighting gear, which is why we offer a range of Innotex products to suit every need and budget. Whether you're a professional firefighter or a volunteer, we have the gear you need to get the job done right.

Contact us today to request a quote and learn more about our selection of Innotex turnout, rescue gear & bunker gear. As the most trusted supplier of Innotex products in Canada, we are committed to providing our customers with the best possible service and support

Not all of the Innotex Turnout & Rescue Gear products we offer are showcased on our website, please contact us if you want something you do not see.

Frequently Asked Questions About Innotex Turnout & Bunker Gear/Rescue Gear

There is no difference, turnout gear and bunker gear are the same. Both terms refer to the protective coat and pants worn in structural firefighting and are essential firefighter safety equipment for PPE.

This gear is built with a multi-layer system:

  • Outer shell for flame and abrasion resistance
  • Moisture barrier to block water, steam, and contaminants
  • Thermal liner for heat protection

“Bunker gear” is a traditional term, while “turnout gear” is more commonly used today. Regardless of the name, both provide the same level of certified protection, durability, and performance on the fireground.

The lifespan of Innotex firefighter turnout gear depends on frequency of use, exposure to heat and contaminants, and overall maintenance practices.

While Innotex gear is built for long-term durability, it must be regularly inspected and retired no later than 10 years from the date of manufacture, in accordance with NFPA guidelines. Gear may need to be replaced sooner if it becomes damaged, contaminated, or no longer performs as intended.

Proper care, cleaning, and routine inspections are essential to maintaining performance and firefighter safety.

Yes. Turnout (bunker) gear and rescue gear are designed to meet different NFPA standards and operational hazards, making them both essential equipment for PPE systems used by fire departments.

Turnout gear is used for structural firefighting and is certified to NFPA 1971, providing:

  • Protection against heat, flame, and steam
  • Multi-layer construction (outer shell, moisture barrier, thermal liner)

Rescue gear is designed for technical rescue operations and is certified to NFPA 1951, providing:

  • Protection against abrasion, cuts, and environmental hazards
  • Lighter weight and increased mobility to reduce heat stress

Because technical rescue incidents (such as vehicle extrication or rope rescue) do not involve direct fire exposure, rescue gear allows firefighters to work more efficiently without the added bulk and thermal load of structural PPE. Some modern rescue gear, like the INNOTEX® ENERGY™ PRIME, takes this further with tri-certification across NFPA 1951 (Technical Rescue), NFPA 1977 (Wildland), and NFPA 1999 (EMS) — offering flexibility across multiple call types in a single garment.

During wildland firefighting season, firefighters often face extended operations, high temperatures, and increased risk of heat stress.

While wildland-specific gear is designed for these conditions, many departments may still use bunker (turnout) gear when there is potential for structure fires or higher heat exposure. As part of overall firefighter safety equipment for PPE, turnout gear must be used with consideration for the environment.

Because turnout gear is heavier and built for thermal protection, firefighters should consider:

  • Heat stress and fatigue during long deployments
  • The need for hydration and rehab cycles
  • Whether the incident involves structures or elevated fire risk

Departments that frequently respond to wildland calls may also benefit from purpose-built alternatives. Gear certified to NFPA 1977 is specifically designed for wildland and urban interface conditions, and options like the INNOTEX® ENERGY™ PRIME offer tri-certification across NFPA 1977 (Wildland), NFPA 1951 (Technical Rescue), and NFPA 1999 (EMS) for added versatility across call types.