About Ranger Pro Field Equipment, LLC

We are a family owned business that is dedicated to providing the firefighting community high quality equipment for facilitating safe and comfortable transport of essential safety equipment and supplies during and following firefighting events. We would like to take this opportunity to tell you a little about ourselves and our business.  It was in 1988 that I took the opportunity to join the local volunteer fire department as a way of giving back to the community in which I lived and made my livelihood. I have been associated with the fire service since 1988 where I started as a volunteer with CDF, now Cal Fire, in Riverside County. Shortly after I also associated as a volunteer with CDF in San Bernardino County in Johnson Valley, California. During that period the Landers Earthquake hit our region. I graduated from the CDF Volunteer Engineer Academy at Ryan Field, Hemet, California in November 1990 and was certified as an EMT. In 1996, I relocated to the city and was not allowed to volunteer again until my wife and I moved to Canyonville, Oregon in 2002. We joined the Canyonville South Umpqua Fire Department as volunteers soon after our arrival. My primary vocation is still as a General Contractor. My wife Yvonne, who retired from Verizon, was in need of something to keep her busy and accomplishing things. Throughout her lifetime she has made many articles of clothing for herself and others. She has become an accomplished seamstress and loves to be creative. We looked for a small business venture which would utilize both of our talents and interests and were fortunate to find Ranger Pro. In August 2006, we took the reins of Ranger Pro with the goal of making an already good product with an outstanding reputation for quality, durability, and comfort, even better. It is both our hope and our joy to provide quality products upon which wild land firefighters can depend and rely. For sales and information please email us at: info@rangerpro.com or call us at 1-888-331-1603.

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