Fire hoses are commonly used to convey water in order to stop a fire from spreading and douse the flames. Attack fire hoses convey water from a fire pump to a fire. Supply line fire hoses bring large volumes of water from a hydrant or other pressurized source to a fire pump so it can be conveyed to an attack hose. Booster fire hoses are primarily used to fight small fires. Pin rack and reel fire hoses are commonly installed in buildings to provide the buildings' occupants with fire hoses for initial fire response in an emergency. Wildland fire hoses are designed for firefighting applications where the hoses will need to be carried long distances over steep or rough terrain to reach a fire.

Attack fire hoses (also known as action fire hoses) convey a stream of water from a fire pump to fire to stop the fire from spreading and douse the flames. These fireproof hoses are flexible and lightweight so that firefighters can carry them to where they're needed. The hoses lay flat when not in use. They have fittings on both ends for connecting to equipment and nozzles.

Booster fire hoses are thick-walled hoses that are ideal for fighting small fires. Also known as booster line fire hoses, fire truck water hoses, and fire booster hoses, these hoses retain their shape when not in use and are typically stored on a reel by a fire pump. Booster fire hoses have fittings on both ends for connecting to equipment and nozzles.

Pin rack and reel fire hoses lay flat when not in use and can be folded and stored on a pin rack or reel to keep them out of the way when they're not needed. These hoses are commonly installed in buildings to provide the buildings' occupants with fire hoses for initial fire response in an emergency. The hoses' simple design makes them ideal for users who may not be familiar with using fire hoses. They are designed to be used once and then discarded. The hoses have fittings on both ends for connecting to equipment and nozzles.

Supply line fire hoses are large-diameter hoses that bring large volumes of water from a hydrant or other pressurized source to a fire pump so it can be conveyed to an attack hose. Sometimes called relay hoses, they can also be used to transfer water from one fire pump to another over a distance. These flexible hoses lay flat for compact storage and have fittings on both ends for connecting to equipment.

Wildland fire hoses are designed for firefighting applications where the hoses will need to be carried long distances over steep or rough terrain to reach a fire. They are also known as forestry fire hoses.

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