Voelkl EN 15090 certified structural firefighting boots — six models from pull-on to dial-lacing to lightweight rescue, covering every operational requirement. Egypt, Gulf and Africa supply.
The full current Voelkl range side by side. All structural firefighting models are certified to EN 15090:2012 F2A. The Rescue Pro STX is certified to EN ISO 20345:2012 S3 for technical rescue applications.
| Model | Ref. | Certification | Entry | Shaft / Weight | Sizes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Leutnant Pro | 33013 | EN 15090:2012 F2A AN CI HI3 SRC | Pull-on | 31 cm / 1,080 g | 36–50 |
| Kommandant Pro | 33014 | EN 15090:2012 F2A AN CI HI3 SRC | Pull-on | RFID | 33 cm / 1,250 g | 35–50 |
| Primus 22 | 33322 | EN 15090:2012 F2A HI3 CI AN WR HRO SRC | Lacing + zip | RFID | 23 cm / 1,150 g | 36–50 |
| Voelkl ONE | 33331 | EN 15090:2012 F2A HI3 CI AN WR HRO SRC | Lacing + zip | RFID | 29 cm / 1,370 g | 36–50 |
| Dynex Spin | 44932 | EN 15090:2012 F2A AN CI HI3 SRC | Dial lacing | RFID | 25 cm / 1,150 g | 36–50 |
| Rescue Pro STX | 92463 | EN ISO 20345:2012 S3 HI CI WR HRO SRC | Lacing + zip | RFID | 20 cm / 940 g | 36–48 |
Sizes, quantities and certification paperwork on request — send us the models and quantities and we reply with a written quotation and the delivery time.
Firefighting boots are the foundation of a firefighter's PPE ensemble — they protect against heat, chemical exposure, puncture, and electrical hazards while keeping the wearer mobile across unpredictable terrain. The right fire boots depend on the role (structural interior attack, wildland, technical rescue, or chemical response), the applicable standard, and whether the priority is maximum protection or reduced weight for high-mobility operations.
EN 15090:2012 is the European standard for footwear for firefighters. It defines three categories: F1 (wildland firefighting boots), F2 (structural firefighting boots — most common for interior attack), and F3 (highly chemically resistant structural boots). Within each category, additional performance markers apply — HI3 (heat insulation of sole at 150°C), HO3 (heat resistance of outsole at 300°C), CI (cold insulation), SRC (slip-resistant on ceramic tile and steel), WR (water resistance), AN (ankle protection). Voelkl structural firefighting boots carry the full F2A HI3 HO3 CI SRC WR FO AN classification — the highest specification for structural firefighting use.
| Feature | Voelkl ONE | Voelkl Leutnant Pro | Voelkl ONE FF |
|---|---|---|---|
| EN 15090 class | F2A HI3 HO3 CI SRC WR FO AN | F2A HI3 SRC | F1 (wildland) |
| Outsole heat resistance | 300°C contact | 250°C contact | Terrain grip focus |
| Moisture barrier | Gore-Tex® Extended Comfort | Gore-Tex® Performance Comfort | Breathable membrane |
| Weight (size EU 42) | ~750 g per boot | ~550 g per boot | Lightweight design |
| Closure system | Traditional lace | BOA® fast-lace dial | Lace / zip |
| Best for | Full structural / interior attack | Officers, rapid donning, rescue | Wildland / forest firefighting |
Structural firefighting boots are built for high heat, water penetration risk, and chemical resistance in building fire environments. They are typically taller (above-ankle), heavier, and have outsoles rated to 300°C contact temperature. Wildland firefighting boots prioritise terrain grip and extended wear comfort over maximum heat resistance — they are lower cut, lighter, and better suited for rough outdoor terrain. The Voelkl ONE FF is specifically designed for forest and brush firefighting where mobility matters as much as protection.
Voelkl firefighting boots are available in EU 36–48 (half sizes available on the Voelkl ONE). For brigade fleet orders, we can supply in mixed sizes with a single shipment. Contact Fire and Rescue Tech for bulk pricing across the UAE, Egypt and Africa.
EN 15090 is the European standard for firefighter footwear. It specifies requirements for heat resistance, puncture protection, electrical insulation and chemical resistance. All Voelkl structural firefighting boots supplied by Fire and Rescue Tech are EN 15090 certified.
Structural boots (like the Voelkl Leutnant Pro) are designed for interior attack — insulated, waterproof and puncture-resistant with steel midsole. Wildland boots are lighter and more breathable, designed for outdoor terrain and extended wear.
Full-grain leather structural boots do require a short break-in period — typically 3–5 shifts of active wear before the leather fully conforms to the foot. The Voelkl Leutnant Pro with BOA® fast-lace system breaks in faster due to the even pressure distribution of the dial closure. We recommend wearing new boots in training scenarios before using them in operational responses.
Voelkl structural firefighting boots are constructed with a Goodyear welt or cementing method that allows resoling — extending boot life significantly compared to fully bonded constructions. However, any repair must be carried out by an authorised Voelkl service partner and re-certified to EN 15090 before returning to operational service. Contact us for information on service and repair options available in the UAE and Egypt.
Yes — every pair of Voelkl firefighting boots supplied by Fire and Rescue Tech comes with the manufacturer's EU Declaration of Conformity, EN 15090:2012 test certificate, and user/maintenance instructions. These documents are required for PPE procurement compliance under EU PPE Regulation 2016/425 and are accepted by civil defence procurement authorities across UAE, Egypt and GCC countries.
Voelkl firefighting boots are available from EU 38 to EU 47 (UK 5 to 12). Contact us for sizing guidance and bulk orders.
In Europe and most Middle East and African markets, firefighting boots must meet EN 15090:2012. This standard covers structural firefighting (F2), wildland firefighting (F1), and chemical firefighting (F3) boots, and specifies minimum performance for heat resistance, slip resistance (SRC), water resistance (WR), ankle protection (AN), puncture resistance (FO), cold insulation (CI), and sole heat insulation (HI). Look for F2A HI3 HO3 on the label for full structural firefighting capability. Voelkl ONE boots carry the complete F2A HI3 HO3 CI SRC WR FO AN certification.
The service life of firefighting boots depends on frequency of use, care and maintenance, and whether the boots have been exposed to chemical contamination that cannot be fully decontaminated. Most manufacturers, including Voelkl, recommend inspection after every use and replacement when structural integrity is compromised — cracked outsoles, degraded liners, or damaged toe caps. As a general guideline, heavily used structural firefighting boots have a service life of 3–5 years. Contact us for Voelkl's manufacturer guidance on service life and inspection criteria.
Yes, for structural firefighting. Gore-Tex® membranes in firefighting boots serve two functions: preventing external water from entering (keeping feet dry during firefighting operations involving hose use), and providing a breathable barrier that reduces moisture build-up from sweat. In hot climates like the UAE, the breathability aspect is particularly important — non-breathable boots cause heat exhaustion much faster. The Voelkl ONE uses Gore-Tex® Extended Comfort, and the Leutnant Pro uses Gore-Tex® Performance Comfort, both optimised for demanding firefighting environments.
Yes. Fire and Rescue Tech supplies Voelkl EN 15090 certified firefighting boots to fire brigades, civil defence agencies, and industrial emergency response teams across the UAE, Egypt, Sub-Saharan Africa, and North Africa. We can supply individual pairs or fleet orders in mixed sizes with a single delivery. Contact us for pricing and lead times.
The price depends on the model, the sizes and the quantity. Tell us the model and the size run you need and we reply with a written quotation and the delivery time for your country.