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Every handcrafted Cairns N5A New Yorker Leather Fire Helmet meets current OSHA requirements and offers the high quality and appearance that generations of firefighters have trusted since 1836. Each New Yorker leather helmet is handcrafted, shaped, stitched, and trimmed to last for years with minimum maintenance. As of September 2018, all Cairns® N5A New Yorker™ Fire Helmets will feature replaceable soft goods, which are easy to remove and clean. In alignment with cancer prevention directives recommended by the Firefighter Cancer Support Network (FCSN), adding replaceable soft goods to this iconic fire helmet helps firefighters better maintain the character of this leather fire helmet while improving safety. Now available: The Bronx Bend! Order your Cairns N5A New Yorker Fire Helmet with the historical “rolled” brim style direct from the MSA fire helmet factory. Both the MSA Cairns N5A New Yorker Fire Helmet (OSHA compliant) and the N6A Houston Fire Helmet (NFPA 1971 compliant) are now available with a Bronx Bend (large and medium sizes).

Constructed from through-color fiberglass composite material, this high-performance matte finish design resists cracking and chipping. The MSA Cairns 1044 and Cairns 1010 fire helmets are our most popular styles of MSA Cairns fire helmets.

Tough enough for structural or proximity firefighting, light enough for technical rescue and small enough for EMS and confined space applications. The MSA Cairns 660C Metro Composite Fire Helmet is available with the popular retractable Defender Visor, which can be easily raised or lowered with a gloved hand.

Engineered to fit a wide variety of head sizes for a proper SCBA mask fit, the impact cap of the Cairns Invader 664 Composite Fire Helmet provides superior impact and thermal head protection. Its patented shell release allows escape from snag hazards. Non-corroding, through-color fiberglass composite of this modern fire helmet shell resists cracking and chipping. Available with MSA's popular Defender Visor, which can easily be raised or lowered with a gloved hand.

This low-profile, lightweight Cairns Fire and Rescue Helmet meet NFPA 1951-2013 requirements (USAR), as well as NFPA 1971-2018. The brimless design allows for easy access to confined spaces and vehicle extrications.

Its lightweight design makes the 360S Fire Helmet the perfect search and rescue helmet for confined space and EMS work alike.

Meets NFPA 1951-2013 requirements (USAR), as well as NFPA 1971-2013. The lack of brim on the back of the helmet affords use in confined space and other emergency situations where there is little room to move.

Compliant to NFPA 1971, 2018 Edition for structural firefighting. The N6A Houston Leather Fire Helmet offers the high quality and appearance that generations of firefighters have trusted since 1836. As of September of 2018, all Cairns® N6A Houston™ Fire Helmets will feature replaceable soft goods, which are easy to remove and clean. In alignment with cancer prevention directives recommended by the Firefighter Cancer Support Network (FCSN), adding replaceable soft goods to this iconic fire helmet helps firefighters better maintain the character of the leather fire helmet while improving safety. Now available: The Bronx Bend! Order your Cairns N6A Houston Fire Helmet with the historical “rolled” brim style direct from the MSA fire helmet factory. Both the MSA Cairns N5A New Yorker Fire Helmet (OSHA compliant) and the N6A Houston Fire Helmet (NFPA 1971 compliant) are now available with a Bronx Bend (large and medium sizes).

Constructed from through-color fiberglass composite material, the high-performance, luster finish design of the Cairns 1010 Fire Helmet resists cracking and chipping. Offered in eight colors, MSA Cairns 1010 Fire Helmet is one of our most popular for structural and proximity firefighting.

The tough, high-temperature thermoplastic fire helmet shell is resistant to chipping and cracking.

This low-profile thermoplastic helmet is specifically designed for rescue usage. Complies with Standard on Protective Ensembles for Technical Rescue Incidents (NFPA 1951-2013).