How to Measure

Measuring can be done with an existing radio strap or webbing/string.

Using an existing radio strap – adjust strap to desired length and measure from top of one trigger snap to top of second trigger snap. This will be your overall length.

Using webbing or string – place the beginning of the string where you would like to have your radio holster sit. Take other end of the webbing/string across your body, over your shoulder and back to the beginning of the string. This will be your overall length.

Belt sizing isn't the same as pants size: pants are cut size, belts are worn size. Always measure, never guess.

Use a belt that already fits – lay it flat and measure from where the leather meets the buckle to the hole you use most. That number is your size.

No belt that fits? – measure your waist where you wear the belt, through the belt loops, snug but not tight.

Round up to the nearest inch – our belts come with 5 holes spaced 1 inch apart, so you'll have room either way.

Helmet bands wrap the front brim of your structural fire helmet. Most helmets fit a standard size, but we make every band to spec.

Tell us your helmet make and model – Cairns 1010, Cairns N5A, Phenix TL-2, Bullard PX, etc. We've fit them all.

If you have a current band that fits, measure it flat – tip to tip, including the strap or buckle ends.

Tell us what you want stamped on it – last name, station number, rank, badge. Whatever you want stamped.