Light, lighter, GAROS G10. With its extremely low weight, design for maximum mobility, and particularly breathable construction, the GAROS G10 is the ideal protective suit for high outdoor temperatures.<br><br>Protective suit for wildfire and technical rescue operations<br><br>Due to global warming, there are more and more operations in summer temperatures and the number of wildfires are also continuously increasing. For this reason, Rosenbauer has developed the GAROS G10, a cost-effective protective suit that offers maximum comfort in high outside temperatures and demanding physical work. Certified according to EN 15384, ISO 11612, EN 1149-5 and EN 16689, it meets the standard requirements for wildfire operations and technical rescue.<br><br>Perfect for wildfires<br>Its minimal weight, ventilation openings and breathable material make the GAROS G10 the ideal protective suit for high outdoor temperatures.<br><br>Unique freedom of movement<br>Barely noticeable: Thanks to its single-layer superstructure and special cut, the GAROS G10 is designed for maximum freedom of movement.<br><br>Perfect heat dissipation<br>Against heat build-up: The vapor permeability and heat dissipation of the GAROS G10 are many times better than that of waterproof protective suits.<br><br>TR design for more passive safety<br>The GAROS G10 TR with yellow shoulder and knee areas and adapted reflective stripes increases passive safety thanks to improved visibility.<br><br>Important features for your use<br><br>Very low weight<br>Under 2 kg for jacket and trousers: The single-layer design<br>engineering made primarily of aramid and viscose ensures minimal<br>weight. This provides noticeable relief during long missions.<br><br>Universal cut<br>Like the FIRE FLEX and GAROS G30, the GAROS GIO jacket also has<br>a parallel cut. The same width at the chest and hem is suitable for all<br>body shapes.<br><br>Ergonomic elements<br>The elbow and shoulder joints are pre-shaped for optimal mobility.<br>Stretch fabric in the armpit area allows you to raise your arms<br>without the jacket slipping.<br><br>Breathable material<br>Unlike waterproof protective suits with a weather protection<br>membrane, the vapor permeability and heat dissipation of the single-<br>layer GAROS GIO are many times better.<br><br>Ventilation openings<br>Zipper ventilation openings along the side seam of the jacket provide<br>additional ventilation where heat build-up is likely to occur first.<br><br>Diverse bags<br>ln addition to various holders, the GAROS GIO offers Plenty of<br>storage space thanks to cut-out and attached front and side pockets<br>as well as inside, radio and back pockets.<br><br>Comprehensively certified<br>The GAROS G10 is certified according to<br>EN 15384: Protective clothing for fire service - Protective clothing for firefighting in open terrain<br>ISO 11612: Protective clothing - Clothing to protect against heat and flames<br>EN 1149-5: Electrostatically dissipative protective clothing<br> <br>The GAROS G10 TR is additionally certified according to:<br>EN 16689: Protective clothing for firefighters - Performance requirements for protective clothing for technical rescue<br><br>Ideal for exhausting outdoor use<br>Defying the heat – that's the mission of the GAROS G10. A layer of heat- and flame-resistant fabric made of aramid, viscose, and other components provides temporary protection against very high temperatures, such as contact with sparks.<br><br>On the other hand, body heat is hardly retained by the protective suit. This prevents heat build-up and even long hours of physically demanding work and high outside temperatures become bearable.<br><br>The fabric used in the GAROS G10 was not provided with a waterproof membrane due to its intended use: it would not provide protection in the event of forest fires and summer temperatures, but would represent an additional burden. This omission and the generally slimmer material design increase vapor permeability by more than four times.<br>