The Modern Tactical Choice The CP.732 combines the high-tech protection of Amplitude® fabric with a modern, unlined cargo design. These pants offer a slightly more athletic fit and feel, making them a favorite for hot-shot crews and initial attack teams who move fast.
| Shell Fabric | Amplitude 88/12 Cotton/Nylon Permanent Fire & Arc Resistant Fabric (9oz) |
| Lining | N/A |
| Standards | ATPV 12.4 Cal/cm 2 HRC 2 (certified to NFPA 2112) |
| Features | Navy Blue stock colour. All other colours are special cut and will have an added charge.
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For more information on understanding the NFP 1977 please click the following link
Understanding NFPA 1977: The Standard for Wildland Firefighting Safety – Safety Protection Warehouse Canada
Move Faster, Stay Cooler: The Wildland Firefighting Amplitude FR Cargo Pants (CP.732) 🌲🏃♂️
When you are deployed on initial attack crews or tackling grueling hot zones in peak summer temperatures, bulk is your enemy. You need lower-body protection that allows you to move dynamically without weighing you down or locking in heat. The Wildland Firefighting Cargo Pants with Amplitude Fabric (CP.732) are engineered specifically to deliver an athletic, lightweight fit without compromising an inch of structural safety.
Why should you buy these pants?
The Agile Athlete of FR Wear: Made with highly specialized 6.0 oz Amplitude FR Twill, these pants are intentionally designed for fast-moving crews working in extreme ambient temperatures. They offer a flexible, unlined, and athletic fit built for rapid range of motion.
Inherent Thermal Defense: The flame-resistant properties are baked directly into the molecular structure of the Amplitude fibers. It cannot wash out, degrade over time, or wear off from heavy sweat and industrial laundering—ensuring lifetime protection.
Smart Heat Management: Engineered specifically to breathe. The durable twill weave actively pulls heat away from your skin and maximizes crucial airflow while you are hiking steep, rugged terrain.
Tactical Storage & Build: Equipped with oversized mid-thigh cargo pockets designed for fast access to radios, maps, and tools whether you are standing or kneeling. Built with triple-stitched seams and reinforced high-wear knee patches to survive intense bushwhacking through heavy thorns, deadfall, and brush.
What will it do for you?
These pants drastically reduce physical fatigue. By shifting away from traditional, stiff, heavy fabrics, they keep your core body temperature lower, prevent heat exhaustion, and give you the unrestricted mobility needed for steep uphill climbs—all while providing an unyielding shield against radiant heat and embers.
Detailed Explanation of Safety Standards
Wildland environments subject the human body to unique physical and thermal stresses. The Amplitude Cargo Pants are engineered and certified to meet the foundational standard designed specifically to address these field conditions:
1. Certified to NFPA 1977 (Standard on Protective Clothing and Equipment for Wildland Firefighting)
What it means: Unlike standards meant for structural fires (which prioritize heavy, insulated barriers) or standard industrial flash fires, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 1977 standard specifically focuses on the demands of outdoor, long-duration wildland firefighting. It tests for a precise balance: stopping radiant heat from the outside while allowing metabolic body heat to escape from the inside.
How it helps you:
Flame Resistance: To achieve certification, the fabric must pass rigorous vertical flame tests. It cannot have a char length over 100mm, must self-extinguish within 2 seconds, and absolutely cannot melt, drip, or shrink under thermal stress. If you are caught in a ground-fire flare-up, the pants will not contribute to a burn injury.
Radiant Protective Performance (RPP): The standard mandates an RPP rating of at least 7. This ensures the fabric acts as a highly effective “stand-off” layer, blocking the intense, ambient radiant heat of a forest or brush fire from burning through to your skin.
2. Exceptional Total Heat Loss (THL) Efficiency
What it means: THL measures a garment’s ability to let heat and sweat vapor escape from the wearer’s body. NFPA 1977 enforces a strict minimum THL requirement of 450 W/m² for wildland apparel.
How it helps you: In wildland operations, statistics show that heat stroke and heat exhaustion are often greater threats than direct flame contact. Because the 6.0 oz Amplitude fabric utilizes an unlined, breathable construction, it comfortably clears this high THL threshold. It works with your body to vent sweat and heat, keeping you safe from debilitating heat illness during long, exhausting shifts.
Summary of Benefits to the Customer
Choosing the Amplitude Wildland Cargo Pants means choosing an unyielding balance of safety and endurance. By fulfilling every strict requirement of NFPA 1977, these pants satisfy structural agency checklists and national safety compliance, while the lightweight, athletic design actively protects you from the physical toll of heat stress and rough terrain.
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