In responding to the needs of the fire service and building on a century’s-long legacy in turnout gear innovation, the newest firefighter jacket from Globe Manufacturing Company, the Globe® G-XTREME® PRO Jacket, is now available for order.
Featuring a unique, three-panel design that includes a mesh feature in the liner to reduce bulk and help maximize comfort and mobility, the Globe® G-XTREME® PRO Jacket includes a redesigned collar and a wider range of fit options to accommodate an increased range of body types. It is certified to meet the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 1971, 2018 Edition and NFPA 1970(1971), 2025 Edition standards.
Globe G-XTREME turnout jacket
The all-new jacket incorporates the popular AXTION® Back and AXTION® Sleeve features from the Globe G-XTREME turnout jacket style, which provide additional length across the back and when reaching.
The back and sleeves are combined with Kevlar mesh channels and align with the AXTION® Liner to create the unique AXTION® System. These features help to provide enhanced mobility and reduce bulk while working on a fire scene.
Additional features of the new jacket
- Mic pass-through option: Allows a radio to be worn under the jacket without sacrificing comfort or the protection of a zipper closure. The radio lapel mic attaches to a mic strap without the need to be fed out of the top of the jacket.
- Redesigned T-collar: Fits comfortably with the helmet and self-contained breathing apparatus, plus easily folds out of the way when not closed.
- Broader range of fit options: Available for a wide range of body sizes, including men’s straight, men’s tapered, and women’s fits; plus, expanded size options available across all fits, including 2-inch chest increments from size 28 inches to 60 inches; and 1-inch hem length increments from 26 inches to 40 inches.
To learn more about the new Globe® G-XTREME® PRO Jacket, including how to order, visit the Globe website. The Globe® G-XTREME® PRO Jacket is manufactured at Globe’s facility in Pittsfield, New Hampshire.