Ultra Lightweight Design
UST-LW is one of the lightest traditional fire helmets on the market, with weights ranging from 49.3 oz (1.4 kg) to 54.4 oz (1.5 kg), helping reduce fatigue during extended operations.
Description
Bullard UST-LW Black Fire Helmet.
No. UL5BK. Ships without leather front, sold separately.
2 WEEKS LEAD TIME!
Enhanced Comfort
Equipped with the proprietary U-Fit system, UST-LW offers 36 different adjustment settings. Also available with the new FireFit comfort system, which helps distribute pressure to ensure maximum comfort.
Show-Stopping Details
Intricately carved brass eagle or Canadian maple leaf for leather front adornment, with handcrafted leather fronts.
Integrated Upgrades
Available with ReTrak visor, which accommodates eyewear and allows for one-handed operation, and TrakLite integrated lighting system, featuring forward-facing LEDs and a rear buddy light.
- One of the lightest fire helmets on the market, ranging from 49.3 oz (1.3 kg) to 54.4 oz (1.5 kg)
- New super matte finish available in black, red, white, and yellow; other colors available in gloss finish
- Molded nylon inner liner with polyurethane foam thermal barrier provides impact protection and resistance to internal heat rise
- Comes standard with removable cotton ratchet cover, brow pad and ear/neck protector. Can be upgraded or retrofitted with the New FireFit comfort system, a one-piece, quick-release soft good for cleanability and decontamination
- Soft black Nomex chinstrap features one-hand quick-release buckle and postman slide for quick removal and adjustment
- 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.
- ReTrak Visor offers one-handed operation, accommodates eyewear, and can be easily removed for cleaning without tools. Meets requirements of ANSI/ISEA Z87.1, Standard for Eye and Face Protection.
- Personalized leather front ordering has never been easier online at www.buildyourbullard.com
- Meets and exceeds NFPA 1971, Standard on Protective Ensemble for Structural Firefighting and Proximity Firefighting, Pertaining to Structural Fire Helmets