1. Honeywell First Responder Products
Honeywell First Responder Products is a team of dedicated, experienced, fire service technical marketing professionals representing our leading products in a variety of emergency, rescue and fire service fields
Because what you do matters
Serious gear for serious firefighting

2. Honeywell First Responder Product Brands

3. Current plant in Dayton, Ohio
Honeywell First Responder Products
Honeywell First Responder Products is the only true head to toe manufacturer of first responder personal protective equipment in North America.
First plant built in 1929
Current plant in Dayton, Ohio
Honeywell International brings the world’s cutting edge technology to the North American fire service. With more than 300,000 employees globally, Honeywell has resources that no other company serving North America’s first responders can offer.
Our Mission Statement: Honeywell First Responder Products provides solutions to the challenges keeping first responders from executing their missions effectively, efficiently and safely 100% of the time.

4. HFRP – Our History
Our history is full of change, innovation and growth. While our name has changed from Morning Pride to Total Fire Group to Honeywell First Responder Products, our commitment to excellence has stayed the same.
Morning Pride’s first sewing room on Home Avenue in Dayton, Ohio
Dayton, Ohio, 1921, Morning Pride Manufacturing was born in the basement of a dry goods store owned by Lawrence and Estelle Grilliot. Mrs. Grilliot took over the space to sew morning dresses, garments women wore over their regular dresses when they cleaned the house. In 1924, at the request of a local fire equipment distributor, the company expanded its clothing line to include canvas duck coats for firefighters.
Larry Grilliot in “Fire-Alls.”
In 1929, the company built its first stitching facility, a state-of-the-art manufacturing center in South Dayton. Unfortunately, the Great Depression set in, threatening the Grilliot’s new venture. They survived, however, by adapting to the times and accepting any stitching work they could find. From tarps to aprons to hospital gowns, the Grilliots kept the plant running as they built their fire gear business.

5. Who is HFRP?
Morning Pride
Ranger Combat Ready
Sperian
PRO-Warrington
Ranger Boots
Servus Boots
American Firewear
Fire Warrior
Kore Kooler Rehab Chair
We are the leaders in innovation
With more than 250 patents, we lead the industry in innovation and ingenuity. In fact, we have more patents than all the other companies in our industry combined.
We are the leaders in product development
HFRP has a vibrant New Product Introduction (NPI) process that reduces the time it takes to bring exciting innovations to the market. Our NPI process starts with feedback, Voice of the Customer (VOC), from first responders and distributors. We take our customer’s ideas and turn them into products that help them save lives.
We define the cutting edge
We set the trends that others try to follow. Gear designed with ergonomics in mind; light-weight hybrid boots; three-dimensional gloves; hoods shaped with comfort in mind; helmets made from revolutionary materials so strong they don’t require impact caps. We take cutting edge ideas and turn them into reality.
Honeywell First Responder Products is focused on what we can do today and what is possible to do tomorrow to improve first responder survivability.

6. Morning Pride Clothing

7. Boot Overview

8. NFPA 1971 – Structural Firefighting – 26 models
NFPA Standards
Our wide range of boots are covered by a multitude of NFPA Standards
NFPA 1971 – Structural Firefighting – 26 models
NFPA 1977 – Wildland Firefighting – 5 models
NFPA 1951 – Technical Rescue Ops – 1 model
NFPA 1999 – Emergency Medical Ops – 3 models
NFPA 1992 – Liquid Splash HazMat – 20 models
NFPA 1971 – Proximity – 1 model
NO OTHER MANUFACTURER HAS THIS WIDE RANGE OF DIVERSIFIED PRODUCTS

9. PRO-Warrington Leather Boots
3 Most Popular PRO Models
Berry Amendment Compliant 9

10. Technical Rescue and Recovery
Model 6006
PowerToe™
Crosstech™ moisture barrier
Patented metatarsal
Composite toe
Advance rip stop side panels
Fire/Ice Vibram® sole
4 certifications
Optional zipper available
Metatarsal Area

11. Ranger Rubber Boots Foxing/Toe cap Lining Cushioned insole Outsoles
Double the protection of all other brand
Lining
Kelvar®/Nomex® or wool
Cushioned insole
Built into the boot for additional heat absorption
Additional shock absorption
Outsoles
Available in either lug sole or calendared sole
Footguard
Available in selected models
Protects the metatarsal area of foot

12. Servus Rubber Boots Construction Lining Outsoles Footguard Durability
Latex dipped available on selected models
Lining
Kevlar® or wool lining
Outsoles
Lug or calendared
Footguard
Available metatarsal protection on selected models
Durability
Solid rubber foxing and toe cap protection

13. Crash Fire Rescue – Proximity Boot
Exclusive heat reflective rubber compound
Rugged, reinforced with Nomex lining
Extra thick foxing and toe cap protection
Only certified proximity boot on the market

14. Morning Pride Helmets

15. Morning Pride Helmet Line
Ben 2 Plus Traditional Lite Force Plus Modern
NFPA 1971, 2007 Edition

16. Morning Pride Helmet Line
Proximity Plus Traditional Proximity Plus Modern
NFPA 1971, 2007 Edition

17. Morning Pride Helmet Line
Both Lightweight Helmets Certified to NFPA 1951, 2007 Edition and NFPA 1977 WIldland
NFPA 1951, 2007 Edition
Lightweight Front Brim Lightweight Full Brim Heavy Duty

18. Morning Pride Helmet Line
Wildland Front Brim Wildland Full Brim
NFPA 1977, 2005 Edition

19. Morning Pride Helmet Line
ANSI Z89, Type 1 Class E Shown with Highly Recommended Options

20. Morning Pride Structural Helmet Advantages
Advantage # 1: Strongest Shell on the Market
What Makes FYR-Glass So Strong?
FYR-Glass sheet molded compound combines resins, additive and fiberglass strands to create a helmet 6.5 time stronger than typical fiberglass helmets
Only Morning Pride has FYR-Glass technology
During shell production, molds must be evenly pre-heated to well in excess of 275 degrees F
Shells produced on 100-ton presses at over 1,000 psi provide the most durable, molded true-color-throughout shells

21. Morning Pride Structural Helmet Advantages
Advantage #21: EZ-Flips (NFPA 1971 and ANSI Z87.1 Certified)
Won’t fog up
Works perfectly with glasses
Fits comfortably without sitting on wear’s nose
Won’t creep down wearer’s face

22. American Firewear Gloves Line

23. American Firewear
Structural Gloves
Super Glove – Glauntlet (GL-SGKCG)
Kangaroo back, Digiroo™ palm outer shell
Crosstech® moisture barrier
Kevlar®/Nomex® thermal liner
3-D pattern
Wing thumb
Gauntlet cuff
HNO level of BPR protection
NFPA 1971 Structural certified

24. American Firewear
Structural Gloves
Gauntlet- Model GL-BPR-EGG
Elk outer shell
Crosstech® moisture barrier
SEF thermal liner
2-D pattern
Wing thumb
Gauntlet cuff
BPR level of BPR protection
NFPA 1971 Structural certified

25. American Firewear
Structural Gloves
Sleevemate Gauntlet – Model GL-HNO-EGG-SM
Elk outer shell
Crosstech® moisture barrier
SEF thermal liner
2-D pattern
Wing thumb
Sleevemate cuff
HNO level of BPR protection
NFPA 1971 Structural certified

26. American Firewear
Structural Gloves
Mitten Gauntlet – Model GL-BPR-EGM
Elk outer shell
Crosstech® moisture barrier
SEF thermal liner
2-D mitten pattern
Wing thumb
Gauntlet cuff
BPR level of BPR protection
NFPA 1971 Structural certified

27. American Firewear Structural Gloves Fire Mate™ – Wristlet – 9500
Kangaroo palm, elk back outer shell
Crosstech® moisture barrier
Kevlar®/Nomex® thermal liner
2-D pattern
Wing thumb
2-ply Nomex® Spandex wristlet w/leather pull tab cuff
HNO level of BPR protection
NFPA 1971 Structural certified
NFPA 1951 Technical Rescue & Recovery certified
NFPA 1951 Technical Rescue & Recovery, Utility certified

28. American Firewear
Structural Gloves
Eclipse™ – Convertible Cuff – 8700
Kangaroo palm, elk back outer shell
Pyrotect® moisture barrier
Kevlar®/Nomex® thermal liner
2-D pattern
Swing Thumb™
Convertible cuff
HNO level of BPR protection
NFPA 1971 Structural certified

29. American Firewear
Proximity Gloves
Proximity – Sleevemate – GL-HNO-RGA-SM
Aluminized Pbi®/Twaron rip stop/Elk outer shell
Crosstech® moisture barrier
SEF thermal liner
3-D pattern
Wing thumb
Sleevemate cuff
HNO level of HNO protection
NFPA 1971 Structural certified

30. Glove Materials
4 Types of Moisture Barriers
All of which meet NFPA requirements
All third-party certified moisture barriers meet the NFPA Standards for liquid, chemical, and bloodborne pathogen penetration
Moisture barrier and the thermal lining are permanently bonded together and then sewn into the glove to prevent the possibility of pullout

31. American Firewear Gear Bags

32. Ultimate Gear Bags
Model B80RS-WH
The Ultimate B80RS, but on wheels
Dual wheel system to make transporting easier
Does not include shoulder strap
Convenient pull strap
29” x 14” x 16” outside dimensions
19” x 14” x 16” main gear compartment dimensions
3.8 cubic foot capacity

33. Ultimate Gear Bags
Model DBAG
28” x 15” x 16” outside dimensions
3.9 cubic foot capacity
Opens to form changing platform
Ventilating end panels
Navy blue, 1000 denier Cordura® nylon with red zippers and webbing handles

34. American Firewear Hood Introduction

35. Hood Design Advantages
Ventilated Hoods (Patented)
The head is where the body vents heat most actively
Minimizes heat-caused stress on the body by venting heat through Pbi™ mesh top
Pbi™ mesh ventilating panel in the crown area allow maximum heat release
2007 Edition of NFPA 1971 requires hoods to cover the top of the head where the helmet is positioned
Vented hood design is permitted because the areas requiring thermal protective performance (TPP) include the sides and neck only

36. Hood Design Advantages
Targeted Heat-Guard Hood
Extra insulation just where it is needed
Patented targeted Heat-Guard insulated front
New requirements require beefed up helmet ear cover insulation of 20 TPP
Hoods alone are only required to have 20 TPP
HTC™ Carbon blend black/interior Nomex® fleece
Photo shows hood turned inside out
Nomex® Fleece backing the Eagle HTC™
carbon blend visible

37. Hood Design Advantages
Comfort Top Hood
Knit allows hood stretch in all directions to maximize comfort and fit
Eliminates discomfort caused by seams sitting under helmet headband

38. Hood Design Advantages
Heavy Duty Face Opening Elastic
The face opening of the Super Hoods, Supreme Eagle,™ the Oversize Eagle™ and the Eagle HTC™ Carbon blend hood styles incorporates our heavy-duty Flatlock Natural Face (FNF) or “Natural Fit” design
Couples heavy-duty elastic with a unique gathering pattern
Allows over 17½” of stretch with an instantaneous snap-back and incredible comfort

39. Hood Styling
Oversized Eagle™
Phoenix-style oversized combo
Outer layer of Basofil®
Inner layer of P84®/Lenzing
Oversized hood with “Natural Fit” face opening
Flatlock top
Oversized head area

40. American Firewear Clothing

41. American Firewear Clothing
Operational Models
Incident Response
Wildland
EMS
Technical Rescue and Recovery
Technical Rescue Utility
Law Enforcement and Military
General Purpose/Extrication

42. American Firewear Clothing
Tri-Certified BDUs and Jumpsuits
NFPA 1951 Technical Rescue Operations – Utility
NFPA 1977 Wildland Fire Fighting
NFPA 1975 Station/Work Uniforms

43. American Firewear Clothing
Tailored to fit
Completely customizable
Quick delivery
Huge selection of custom options
Excellent pricing

44. American Firewear Clothing
Wildland 2-Piece Sets
NFPA 1977, 2005 edition
Durable protection
Lightweight comfort
Fully featured
ISO 9001:2000 quality assurance
9 oz flame resistant Indura® cotton
9 oz FR Indura® Ultrasoft twill
6 oz. Nomex IIIA

45. American Firewear Clothing
Wildland Jumpsuit Style WC2000
Durable protection
Lightweight comfort
Fully featured
NFPA 1977, 2005 edition
ISO 9001:2000 quality assurance
9 oz. flame resistant Indura® cotton
9 oz. FR Indura® Ultrasoft twill
6 oz. Nomex IIIA

46. American Firewear Clothing
Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
Jumpsuit Style EJ3000T
Designed for the rigors of everyday wear
Features a number of pockets specially designed for EMS work
ISO 9001:2000 quality assurance
9 oz flame resistant Indura® cotton
9 oz FR Indura® Ultrasoft twill
6 oz. Nomex IIIA

47. American Firewear Clothing
General Purpose/Extrication
Jacket
Order 500-Series jacket with trim and add all of the below:
Stethoscope pocket
Pencil/flashlight pocket
Mic tab above radio pocket
Extra large mic tab on radio pocket
800 Jacket
Does not meet NFPA 1977
Padded elbow reinforcements
Cotton lined sleeves