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Our favorite FDIC 2024 products you can buy today

Find everything from firefighting drones, to decon wipes and tactical training kits

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Another FDIC conference is underway, and SA¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ is on site to check out the latest in fire and emergency services innovations.

If you can’t be there in person, though, online browsing is the next best thing. Did you know many products at FDIC are available from local and online retailers, including Amazon?

We looked at this year’s list of exhibitors and found several companies who have products available for purchase on Amazon – everything from tactical flashlights and EMS specialty backpacks to decontamination shampoo and a wound-packing training kit. Here’s what available now.

1. Streamlight 74435 Strion flashlight

This flashlight offers high, medium, low and strobe modes, with high mode providing 1,200 lumens reaching up to 335 meters and lasting for approximately 1.75 hours. The medium setting offers 460 lumens with a 200-meter range and extends the run time to 5.5 hours. For longer-lasting use, the low mode emits 120 lumens that illuminate up to 110 meters and can run for up to 12 hours. Powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, it can be charged up to 1,000 times and includes an onboard safety control circuit. The device is IPX7 waterproof and has been tested for impact resistance up to 2 meters.

2. Rescue Essentials TrueClot Wound Packing Task Trainer

TrueClot Task Trainers are designed to simulate wound packing and demonstrate the use of advanced hemostatic gauzes with LUNA’s TrueClot Clotting Blood Simulant. The simulated large caliber gunshot wound can be packed with LUNA’s Simulated Hemostatic Gauze while flowing TrueClot Blood Simulant is pumped into the wound using the attached 1 liter squeeze bottle. Realistic simulated blood clots form on the gauze and flow from the wound when the gauze and blood simulant come in contact. Unlike the Laceration and Small Caliber Gunshot Wound models, this Task Trainer includes a hard plastic simulated bone inside the wound. The bone insert has a simulated fracture/defect and can be easily removed for cleaning.

3. 5.11 station jacket and pants

The 5.11 Packable Jacket packs into its own convenient pouch and is easily stowed in your vehicle or gear bag. The Packable jacket features mic loops, a vertical chest pocket and hand pockets. Made of durable nylon, this Packable Jacket is perfect for stowing away in a number of key locations and will stay clean in its pouch.

The 5.11 Taclite Pro Pant is crafted from Taclite poly/cotton fabric for comfort and performance in hot or humid climates, and features triple stitch reinforcements and extensive bar tacking for maximum durability. An action waistband and full gusseted crotch provide complete freedom of movement, while a Teflon fabric treatment protects against stains, spills, and soil. A double thick seat and knees enhance protection and resilience, the seven pocket configuration includes 5.11’s signature strap and slash rear pockets, and an integrated D-ring at the hip holds keys or ID.

4. DJI Mavic Air 2

The Mavic Air 2 combines advanced imaging capabilities with enhanced flight performance. The drone features a 48-megapixel camera and offers 4K/60fps video quality thanks to a 1/2-inch CMOS sensor and a 3-axis gimbal, which supports HDR video via a high-performance Quad Bayer image sensor. It features OcuSync 2.0 technology, which extends the video transmission range up to 10 km and enables 1080p FHD livestreaming directly from the drone’s camera. The Mavic Air 2 provides up to 34 minutes of flight time and includes comprehensive obstacle sensing to enhance safety, making it ideal for beginners. Its intelligent tracking features, such as Spotlight 2.0, ActiveTrack 3.0, and POI 3.0, simplify capturing dynamic footage of moving subjects. Compatibility with a wide range of mobile devices through the DJI Fly app ensures accessibility for most users.

5. Fire Department Coffee

Crafted using a proprietary spirit infusion process, the veteran-owned Fire Department Coffee’s Vanilla Bean Bourbon grounds are highlighted by rich vanilla and premium bourbon taste thanks to their unique method that infuses flavor while removing the alcohol content.

6. ESS Profile Turbofan Goggles

Powered by a single AA battery, the TurboFan system draws fresh airflow in through the lower edge of the goggle frame and forces humid air out the top at around 13,000 rpm. Even when perspiration or temperatures are extreme, this two-speed system will exhaust humidity and dramatically reduce lens fogging for over 150 hours of continuous operation (low speed). The improved fog-elimination system features the robust PowerPod battery pack, now with a push-button switch and repositioned near the back of the head for snag-free operation.

7. Kemp Ultimate EMS Backpack

The Ultimate EMS Backpack features high-visibility reflective trim and zippers equipped with reflective zip pulls. It is constructed with all-metal black nickel hardware and includes molded feet for added protection against wear and tear.

8. Firefighter Decon Wipes

Firewipes are used to aid in the cleaning and removal of soot, smoke and other potential carcinogens of complete and incomplete combustion. The Firewipe is an 8" x 12" textured industrial strength disposable wipe infused with cleansing compounds for use on all external dermal areas. The wipe is saturated with a unique formula specifically designed to minimize additional carcinogenic exposure through dermal absorption for the user.

Did we miss one of your must-have products from FDIC? Let us know in an email to editor@ems1.com, and please include your best photos from the show, as well!

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Rachel Engel is an award-winning journalist and the senior editor of FireRescue1.com and SA¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½.com. In addition to her regular editing duties, Engel seeks to tell the heroic, human stories of first responders and the importance of their work. She earned her bachelor’s degree in communications from Cameron University in Lawton, Oklahoma, and began her career as a freelance writer, focusing on government and military issues. Engel joined Lexipol in 2015 and has since reported on issues related to public safety. Engel lives in Wichita, Kansas. She can be reached via email.