Fire-fighting clothing and accessories protect firefighters against heat, flames, impacts, and other on-the-job hazards. Fire hoods are worn under a helmet to provide heat and flame protection for your head, face, and neck. Fire and rescue boots are made of heat-resistant, waterproof materials to prevent foot injuries and keep your feet dry. Fire and rescue helmets withstand heat and resist punctures and impacts to protect your head. Turnout gear includes coveralls, jackets, and pants that offer heat and flame protection while maintaining comfort and mobility. Turnout gear storage racks keep fire-protection clothing and accessories organized and accessible. Wildland fire-fighting jackets, coats, and pants are typically lighter than turnout garments to increase mobility for outdoor firefighting. Wildland gear packs and bags withstand extreme conditions for transporting fire-fighting gear to wildfires.