Arne Smith, Author at Clogger - Better Chainsaw Protection

What’s the Difference with the New Clogger Gen2 Wildfire Chaps

Photo: Kyle Miller

The challenge of combating wildfires demands not just bravery and skill but also the best possible protective gear.

In this arena, the Gen2 Wildfire Chaps by Clogger stand out as a groundbreaking advancement, promising to significantly elevate the safety, efficiency, and comfort of wildland firefighters.

Drawing insights from extensive research, industry feedback, and the latest material technologies, this article explains why the Gen2 Wildfire Chaps are a game-changer in wildfire fighting gear.

7 Reasons + Bonus on Why You Should Consider the Clogger Wildfire Chaps this Season

It’s been a while since there was a new kid on the block.

We’re talking about new chainsaw chaps and protective pants for Wildland Firefighters.

We identified 7 main frustrations with the currently available USFS Chaps.

Find out how Clogger got involved and how those 7 frustrations can be banished to the past. Plus we even give you a bonus benefit.

Does the Chainsaw Still Buzz at Night?

Try this for a moment. Find a quiet place and close your eyes. Do you hear anything? Maybe there’s a little buzz – the kind of sound you might associate with the hum of a refrigerator.

Understanding Fatigue in Arborists’ Lives: More Than Just Working with Trees

Arboriculture, an essential yet often misunderstood profession. It involves much more than just caring for and maintaining trees. Arborists, the true guardians of our urban and rural environments, face unique challenges that deeply affect their well-being and safety.

Many of us will never have to work through as many challenges on a daily basis as these men and women do.

Leg Length is More Important than You Might Think

When it comes to finding the ideal pair of chainsaw pants, one aspect that often goes unnoticed is the leg length. And when many brands of chainsaw protective legwear offer it, it is surprising how many people overlook the importance of this feature. It’s a small feature and not even really observable (apart from the excessive bunching when they are too long), but it does have a big impact.

Ready to dive into our explainer?