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For station chores and training days
For station chores, yard work and training days, gloves like these save the hands.
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Practical things for the job and the workday.
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Stock photoFor station chores and training days
For station chores, yard work and training days, gloves like these save the hands.
Stock photoKeeps a phone alive over a full shift
A phone gets heavy use over a full shift, so a power bank stays in the bag.
Stock photoA bright, tough light for dark stairwells and yards
Dark stairwells and apparatus bays need a bright, tough light for station checks, separate from issued gear.
Dry feet through wet washdowns and rainy calls
Washing down trucks and hosing the bay leaves feet wet, so station boots like these help.
Stock photoHolds a change of clothes for a 24-hour shift
A day-and-night shift means spare clothes and toiletries, so a firefighter packs a big bag.
Hydration through hot calls and training
Long, hot days of training and chores mean water has to be on hand.
Firefighters spend as much time at the station as on calls, so the best gear covers shift comfort, cooking and staying fit. For gifts, think firehouse kitchen and long overnight shifts.
About our picks: These picks are for station life and off-duty days: the duffel, insulated bottle and power bank for a 24-hour shift, the boots and gloves for chores and training. They do not replace certified turnout or protective gear.
Gift tip: A good cooking tool for the station kitchen is a classic firefighter gift. Buying for a coworker? See coworker gift ideas or Secret Santa ideas.
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Cooking for a crew means a lot of chopping
Cooking for a crew means a lot of chopping, so a good knife earns its spot.
Stock photoQuiet after a rough call
Following a rough call, these help a firefighter shut out noise and rest.
Stock photoA station-kitchen workhorse for feeding a crew
Cooking for the whole crew is a station tradition, and a skillet handles a big meal.
Cookout supplies for the crew
Cookouts after a shift are a station tradition, and a rub and sauce set gets used.
A real pillow for the station bunk
Station bunks are thin, so a firefighter brings a real pillow from home.
Home workouts around a shift schedule
Shift schedules make gym visits hard, so training happens in the garage on days off.
Read next: What a firefighter actually needs, a plain guide to what to buy and what to skip.
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