Firefighter Boots

Poseidon supplies firefighter boots for structural firefighting, wildland operations, station duty, and specialized rescue applications. The range includes rubber and leather fire boots, safety-toe models, zipper and slip-on configurations, and rescue footwear for different operating environments.

For OEM and bulk procurement, select the boot by intended use, construction, required protective features, size range, and the test or certification documentation required for the exact model. Production combines handmade and machine processes, including two handmade production lines for applicable boot models. Some impact-protection models are supplied with ASTM F2413 Level 75 impact test reports.

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Firefighter Boot Range

The range includes rubber and leather firefighter boots for structural firefighting, wildland operations, station duty, and related fire-service applications. Specifications, testing, documentation, and available customization options vary by model.

Rubber Fire Boots

fireman rain boots

PSSFB-103

  • Vulcanized Rubber
  • Steel Toe Cap & Midsole
  • 3.3 lbs
  • 15 “
rubber fire boots PSRFB-105

PSRFB-105

  • Vulcanized Rubber
  • Puncture ≥630 lbf
  • 5000V Insualtion
  • 14 ” 
kevlar rubber fire boots PSRFB-107

PSRFB-107

  • Vulcanized Rubber
  • Kevlar Composite Lining
  • 6.1 lb
  • 14 ” 

Leather Fire Boots

leather structure fire boots

PSSFB-141B

  • Structural firefighting
  • Aluminum toecap
  • Composite puncture-resistant midsole
  • Listed height 340 mm (13.4 in)
flame resistant boots

PSSFB-236

  • Station Boots
  • Steel Toe Cap Midsole
  • 6 ” 
  • 2.98  lbs
PSLKL-187 wildland fire boots

PSLKL-187

  • Wildland fire configuration
  • Optional steel toe and puncture plate
  • 8–10 in shaft
  • 1.9–2.3 kg per pair (size dependent)

Swift Water Rescue Series

Developed for swift-water rescue applications, this series includes lightweight, water-management footwear designed for rapid entry and movement in wet environments. Test, standard, or certification claims should be verified against the documentation for the exact model being specified.

PSSWH-109 swift water rescue boots

PSSWH-109

  • Surface-water rescue configuration
  • Puncture ≥1900 N
  • Slip angle ≥25°
PSSJW-110 Swift Water Rescue Boots

PSSFB-110

  • Fit 3–5s
  • Slip Angle ≥25°
  • Puncture ≥1.9kN
PSSYB-199 Swift Water Rescue Shoes

PSSYB-199

  • Entry 3–5s
  • Reflective panels
  • SRC slip performance

Firefighter Boot Selection for Procurement

Firefighters wearing fire boots are carrying out rescue

Firefighter boots should be specified by mission rather than treated as one interchangeable category. Structural firefighting, wildland, station-duty, and swift-water rescue footwear use different constructions and protective requirements. Station boots, for example, are not substitutes for structural firefighting boots.

For sourcing, confirm the intended application, upper and outsole construction, toe and puncture protection, closure, size range, quantity, branding or OEM requirements, and the test or certification documentation required for the exact model and target market. Use the individual model data and documentation for performance claims rather than applying one specification to the full range.

Testing & Documentation

Testing and certification status vary by model. Before order approval, confirm the exact boot model, intended use, applicable standard or test method, edition where relevant, and the available test or certification documents. A test result or protective feature shown for one boot should not be assumed to apply to the entire range.

OEM & Bulk Orders

For OEM or bulk orders, provide the required boot category, quantity, size range, construction or material requirements, branding requirements, destination market, and required documentation. Poseidon can then confirm available models, customization scope, quotation, and order requirements.

Customization

Customization is available for firefighter boot models, including model-dependent options for construction, protective components, closure, appearance, and branding. Available changes depend on the boot type, intended application, and required test or certification documentation. A customized configuration should not automatically inherit performance or compliance claims from another model.

Request a Firefighter Boot Quote

For a firefighter boot quotation, provide:

  • Intended application: structural firefighting, wildland, station duty, or specialized rescue
  • Required models or boot construction
  • Size range and quantity
  • Protective features required for the project
  • Destination market
  • Required test or certification documentation
  • OEM, branding, or other customization requirements

This information allows the request to be matched to an existing boot model or reviewed for customization before quotation.

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