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US 39,698 · App. 10/761,097 · Granted Jun 26, 2007

Protective garment adapted to be selectively configured

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Patent No.
US 39,698
App. No.
10/761,097
Granted
Jun 26, 2007
Kind
E1
Abstract

A protective garment comprises an outer shell, which provides abrasion resistance and puncture resistance, a thermal liner, and a liner including a moisture barrier. Each liner being adapted to be separately and detachably attached to and within the outer shell. The garment is adapted to be selectively configured with neither said liner so attached or with the thermal liner so attached, for a firefighter fighting a wildland fire, with both said liners so attached, for a firefighter fighting a structural fire, or with the liner including the moisture barrier so attached, for a firefighter engaging in a technical rescue.

Claims (5)

1. A protective garment comprising an outer shell and two liners, each said liner being attached to and within the outer shell by means permitting said same liner to be detached from the outer shell while permitting but not requiring the other liner to be detached from the outer shell, so that the garment is selectively configured, with either one of said liners so attached, or with both said liners so attached.

2. A protective garment comprising an outer shell, a thermal liner, and a separate liner, which includes a moisture barrier, each said liner being attached to and within the outer shell by means permitting said same liner to be detached from the outer shell while permitting but not requiring the other liner to be detached from the outer shell, so that the garment is selectively configured, with one said liner so attached, or with both said liners so attached.

3. A protective garment comprising an outer shell, which provides abrasion resistance, puncture resistance, or both, a thermal liner, and a separate liner, which includes a moisture barrier, each said liner being attached to and within the outer shell by means permitting said same liner to be detached from the outer shell while permitting but not requiring the other liner to be detached from the outer shell, so that the garment is selectively configured, with one said liner so attached, or with both said liners so attached.

4. A protective garment that can be selectively configured so as to be particularly suited for a firefighter fighting a wildland fire, for a firefighter fighting a structural fire, or for a worker engaging in a technical rescue, the garment comprising an outer shell, which provides abrasion resistance, puncture resistance, or both, a thermal liner, and a separate liner, which includes a moisture barrier, each said liner being attached to and within the outer shell by means permitting said same liner to be detached from the outer shell while permitting but not requiring the other liner to be detached from the outer shell, so that the garment is selectively configured with the thermal liner so attached, so as to be particularly suited for a firefighter fighting a wildland fire, with both said liners so attached, so as to be particularly suited for a firefighter fighting a structural fire, or with the separate liner including the moisture barrier so attached, so as to be particularly suited for a firefighter engaging in a technical rescue.

5. A protective garment comprising an outer shell and two liners, each said liner being attached within the outer shell and being detachable from within the outer shell while permitting but not requiring the other liner to be detached from within the outer shell, so that the garment is selectively configured, with either one of said liners so attached, or with both said liners so attached.