Firefighter Swipe Tool / Bourke Spike Depot

This is a must have for all Firefighters and EMTs!! This tool only weighs less than 1 ounce and easily fits in any pocket. The Firefighter Swipe Tool is an alternative way of gaining access without causing damage. Created by a Lieutenant with the FDNY, The Firefighter Swipe Tool's design allows for more versatility and flexibility than any other shove knife type tool on the market. The Original Firefighter Swipe Tool works on slam locks/knob locks that you would find on an inward opening apartment/house entry door. The In&Out Firefighter Swipe Tool works on BOTH inward and outward opening doors. The high-strength, flexible Mylar allows this tool to wrap around the door with ease allowing quick access to those in need.

Quicker Entry, Less Destruction

MADE IN THE USA

Give your fire helmet some attitude by adding some dope fire helmet hardware to your composite or leather lid. (sorry no euro helmets allowed)

We supply you with everything you need to install. No need to head to the hardware store in disappointment, because the screws are to short.

 All of our products of made from high quality material, our spikes and dice are made from brass (Not Zinc or steel) so they wont melt or rust and will stand up to what ever you throw at them.

Throw a little attitude on that salty Lid!

The PEAK Bundle (Personal Entry Assist Kit) Includes a Billy G.O.A.T. Wedge 6061, Firefighter Swipe Tool, FirePik and Bungee in a Firefighting Tools of Babylon Corp  Canvas Bag. This kit is perfect for any firefighter because it covers most areas of forcible entry.

"Try before you pry"

For inward opening doors, first try the Firefighter Swipe Tool. If you fit the deadbolt, get ready for traditional forcible entry and grab your Billy G.O.A.T. Wedge 6061 and take the door by yourself.

For outward opening doors, use the FirePik to gain access. For commercial doors, use the wedge side of the FirePik to easily gain access. 

Weighs only 10 ounces and easily fits in your Bunker Coat Pocket

Made in America