Answering your most common wildland firefighting questions

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Комментарии : 24

@xxstein9997 3 месяца назад

My first season as a wildland firefighter I’ve been scratching my brain on how I’m going to handle being on my period. So thank you and honestly wouldn’t mind a more in-depth video on staying hygienic / disposing on the fire line and all. Thank you!

@randywarnock2937 Год назад

My adult daughter and I were backpacking a strenuous section of of the Pacific Crest Trail in the North Cascades. It was so strenuous that her period came unexpectedly. She had nothing with her so she tried moss-better than nothing but not much. A fellow hiker from a different group supplied her needs. It was an arduous trip!!

@wildlandfirefit Год назад

Oh man! I'm glad she was able to get some supplies from other people on the trail!

@reddragon137 Год назад

crew supervisor for a wildland crew in oregon, i send my new crewbies to your channel, brilliant work keep posting-thanks!

@wildlandfirefit Год назад

Thank you so much!!!! I was seriously debating whether or not I was going to continue posting fire content and your comment specifically made me want to keep going! So thank you so much!

@tgafire87 Год назад

The boot question gave me flash backs to when I started in 08’. I was super broke and had to borrow a friends old backup pair till my first check hit the bank. Good times.

@ilenem.jimenez2796 Год назад

Hi! I love the information on your videos! I tried clicking the links for more info and it the website is under contruction .. any other way i can see them?

@wildlandfirefit Год назад

Hey there! I took my website down in May but am looking to put it back up in the future.

@randywarnock2937 Год назад

I worked over 30 years in wild land firefighting. Some veterans of fires would bring two pairs of fire boots so that if one pair started to bother their feet they would just change boots the next day to keep their feet happy.

@kgracemohr Год назад

Hey Ronnie! What crew are you on?

@wildlandfirefit Год назад

Hey! I am not currently on a crew. Just doing videos to help out where I can

@8utternut Год назад

I got an email asking me to pick some locations and haven’t hear back how long does the hiring process takes?

@wildlandfirefit Год назад

Sometimes it can take a while. I had some people last year say they waited a few months to hear back. I hope you hear something soon though 🙏

@emmanuelawosusi2365 Год назад

@@wildlandfirefit I want be structure/wildland firefighter paramedic

@emmanuelawosusi2365 Год назад

@@wildlandfirefit I going to work for private company graybackforestry

@wildlandfirefit Год назад

@@emmanuelawosusi2365 that is great to hear!!!

@emmanuelawosusi2365 Год назад

@@wildlandfirefit thanks

@adamheyder1976 Год назад

Lowa Baffen Pro, best boot I've ever had.

@wildlandfirefit Год назад

Nice!! My husband has quite a few pairs of Lowas, he loves them! I didn't know they had fire boots, thanks for sharing!

@tgafire87 Год назад

I love the Baffen Pro 2’s for winter and custom JK’s in the summer.

@matthewhagerty5233 Год назад

@@wildlandfirefit Crispi anchor points are a great hiker that is fire rated. Kenetrex also makes a hiker fire boot. Two differences between the logger(whites/ nicks/ Drew's/ JK) and the hikers; weight and heel. Hikers will be a little lighter than loggers. I think the army says 5lb on the foot is 10lb on the back, so something to consider. The other difference is the heel. Loggers have a tall heel, part of what makes them loggers, a hiker has a much lower heel. This comes into use when hiking down hill. The logger heal allows you to dig in better and not slid as bad compared to the hiker. A side note, you can get logger style boots with a low heel now. What ever you choose, get the right size, properly fitted and broken in before season.