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Command 20 Fire The head lamp is working great, I have had the opportunity to use it in extensively in suppression duties as well as several MVA related calls. Our Rescue Driver at the station purchased a Command 20 also, whenever we show up at drill people want to check out the lights, most are impressed with its intense discharge and all are impressed with the safety light on the battery pack. The light sits evenly on the helmet (as opposed to my old light which gave a slight tilt to the helmet as it was just a flashlight with a mount), its 3 discharge settings are great, because the only complaint I have heard is that its too bright! Thanks again for making such a great product! Malac G. |
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Command 20 Fire On 2/11/08 @ 12:45 am, we got a call on a structure fire on Washington street and it was fully involved. When we got there they were right, it was so hot, we had to wet down both sides of the house to keep it from lighting up. When it was over no one was hurt. During overhauling no one had a light with
them, my Lt. said ask Dennis for his light--they all knew that
I always have some kind of new lights or tool. I turned it on
and they were amazed at how bright it was and asked me where
I got it. I said that I got it from FoxFury and then I told them
that I will retire in 6 1/2 years and still have a great light
after I'm gone. Thank you.
P.S. A couple of the guys ordered a few for the job. Dennis Floyd |
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Command 20 Fire
I believe FoxFury has the best designs and functions of any other model on the market, and I have come to depend on them and use them regularly. Thanks again for your products. Thanks and here is a recent photo of your product in action at a meth lab. David Rea |
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Command 20 Fire I used the command 20 lights in a couple of structure fires we had. The light worked great. I have never had a light on my helmet before so I don't have anything to compare it to. I was able to see through some pretty thick smoke about 12-24 inches in front of me. I was stoked. Thanks. John Tuiasosopo |
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Performance Fire Light Well, I have had the light on my helmet for a little over a month now...and it is awesome. To have light right where I am looking without having to direct a handheld light or one that is hanging on my coat is great. I have since removed the right angle light that I have always had on my coat which makes my coat much lighter and less bulky. It is easier to crawl and carry other tools now. I decided to write to you now because I have now had a chance to use it in an interior search in a two-story single family house fire with reports or two children still inside. My officer on the truck has another FoxFury model on his helmet, so we both were able to keep track of each other from a greater distance than normal, because of the amount of light that it puts out. Visibility was zero because of the heavy smoke and heat, but the light held up to heat that eventually drove us out of the bedroom and down stairs. It was unbelievably hot! The light lens was blackened, but cleaned up with some soap and water. I am extremely happy with my light and have had several people say they were going to look into one now that they have seen me and my officer both using them. Thanks for the greatest light I've used. Kim |
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Performance Fire I absolutely love my FoxFury.
I work on a full time dept. in a suburb of Toledo. We work 12
hour shifts 3 on 3 off. I work from 19:00
hrs till 07:00 hrs so
I have alot of
opportunity to use it in a
lot of
different capacities. I use it on injury accidents and it basically
lights up the whole car I'm working on, it's great
for extrication, I don't have to wait for someone to set up the
light's from
the truck or if they are set up I don't have to wait for them
to be adjusted or not reaching the car. Justin |
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Performance Fire The FoxFury Performance Fire headlamp has been a tremendous
asset More importantly, a hands-free tool. Most firefighters wedge a hand-held flashlight into their armpit or have someone else hold a flashlight while they work. As you can see in this photo, everything that I work around in front of me is illuminated, bright and visible as I perform extrication during a training drill. What I've noticed as a safety precaution when out on a vehicle accident during the late evenings is that I am visible to oncoming drivers on the roads and highways. I am very pleased and satisfied with your product. Thank you for allowing me an opportunity to show-off your product and how effective this fire tool can be while out on fire calls. Kent Robinson, |
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Performance Fire The FoxFury Performance
Fire Fighter Version Headlamp is working just great! It's had
a lot of use |
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Performance Fire The light has been great, I have been in some fires with it and it does cut the smoke so you can see better. The other firefighters are always asking about it, but some say it is expensive. I tell them that if they want to see inside it is worth the money, not only in fires but on EMS scenes at night. Kevin |
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Performance Fire I enjoy the light very much. It makes a big difference in being
able to see and not being able to see. I Just recently I worked an MVC where a driver had ran from the scene and laid down in the woods where there was no lighting. While treating this patient I had accidentally turned the light off and then I couldn't see as good, even with other flash lights around. I have received several comments about it and heard several people say they were interested in getting one. I have attached a picture of me at a structure fire with my light on. I was very impressed when I saw this picture myself. Thanks, Joshua Lane |
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Performance Fire It was amazing to see the difference between a big ed and your lamp which put out a much stronger beam of light. Bryan |
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Performance Fire The LED unit we all had on our helmets is the best thing yet for the fire service. On behalf of myself and my fellow firefighters we thank you. Steve |
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I put the FoxFury light (Performance Fire) on my helmet when we got back from San Diego. One week ago, we did have a fire that I was able to use it on. It did cut through the smoke and fog really well. I liked the broad beam on it. I have decided that it is the best headlamp I have ever purchased. So far, I feel that I have really gotten my money's worth out of it. Chris |
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Scout Fire One of our team members recently came back from
a Haz Mat trade show in Las Vegas with the Scout model pocket/
hand light. We have used it many times on calls, and have
found it to be the perfect size, weight, and brightness for
all emergency and non emergency activities. We all
love it. I believe it would be the perfect compliment to
my headlamp and personal illumination. |
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Signature Fire I've used it on many different fires, rescues and training scenarios, it has performed very well in all. In fact, I'm quite popular during the salvage and overhaul phase, people unintentionally gather around me while we're working (people naturally gather around a more completely lit area). Jeff |
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Signature Fire I used these on a Search & Rescue training
exercise recently and was amazed at the coverage and depth
of field that I had at night…Very good product. Hopefully
as more team members are exposed to them in the future, they
will jump on board and buy a set. |
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About a week after recieveing my Signature Series Instrinsic Fire light we recieved a smoke in structure call. When we entered the structure, smoke had consumed the entire stucture. The 90 degree light had a very minimal effect on the conditions present. Once I turned on my Foxfury light, everyone inside with me was amazed at the light that was produced in those conditions. Also visibility was greatly increased. About a week after that we were first due on a structure fire. Being the first inside putting
water
on the fire, my light held through the immense heat. The
light broke
through the smoke again and increased visibility. It did
not malfunction when
embers landed on it. I am very pleased with this light. As
a former soldier in
the Army, I always want the best equipment. Thanks. |
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TX-2 and TX-3 I have several models of the Fox Fury lights, and I love them all. The TX-3 and TX-2 lights work very well as small task lights, clipping them to pack and equipment straps, and I even have one attached to my motorcycle helmet (a great way to see my way around the bike in a dark parking lot). The lights that I use most often are the Performance Fire Fighter Headlamp, and the Pro III Fire-Tac Headlamp. Both of these lights have proven to be extremely bright, very reliable and durable. I have tried many different brands and styles
of headlamps
and task lights. Of all that I have tried, the Fox Furyline
has without a doubt been the most useful and practical,
and worth the extra cost as compared to other brands offering
far less quality. |
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I
first saw
your company at a trade show in San Diego about 5 years
ago, and bought one of the first headlamp models that had came
out. Ever since, I have had lots of comments on its design and
function. I recently bought another new headlamp after the Command
series
was released. 
when
conducting fire calls during evening hours; especially fire calls
involving vehicle accidents. Although I can't show you photos
from actual on scene emergencies, I can definitely state that
having
extra lighting while utilizing hand tools at night made my job
performance more effective.
really
like the fact that where ever I look I can see verses having to
stop and use my hands to point a light in a certain direction.
It makes it much easier to work inside a Structure Fire, at an
MVC during the night or Medical calls when needed.
We
had a big 30 acre brush fire Saturday night out here. My guys
were with CDF at the top of this 4WD goat trail. All the CDF
guys had only little penlight helmet lamps on their heads.
My guys broke out their FoxFury lamps and…..God, It was
like having lighthouses on that rocky hilltop. All the CDF
boys huddled around my four guys and used them as guides around
the fire-line. All the State CDF guys thought they were awesome.