Packed for someone else’s county
Mutual aid, wildland assignments, court out of town, academy weeks — the Out of County Bag is the duffel for working away from your own station. The padded main protects clothing and sensitive gear; four flat zippered pockets wrap the bag’s full circumference so orders, forms, chargers, and electronics stay flat, separate, and reachable.
Features that earn their place
- Padded main compartment. Big enough for days of clothing, padded enough for the gear you’d rather not toss unprotected.
- Four wrap-around document pockets. Flat zips encircling the bag hold papers and forms, and expand for phones and small electronics.
- Two large end pockets. Toiletries one end, small kit the other — the main stays clothes-only.
- Handles that outlast the trip. Triple-stitched, with an elastomeric comfort-grip nylon handle and a padded shoulder strap.
Who carries it
Crews on mutual-aid and out-of-county assignments; officers traveling for court, training, or extradition runs; academy students living out of a bag.
Specifications
| Dimensions | 21″L × 10.5″W × 11″D |
|---|---|
| Main | Large, padded |
| Documents | 4 flat zippered wrap-around pockets |
| End pockets | 2 large |
| Carry | Triple-stitched handles, elastomeric grip, padded shoulder strap |
| Colors | Black, Navy, Red |
| Brand · Origin | L.A. Rescue — Made in the USA |
| SKU family | LA867 |
Common questions
What are the flat pockets for?
Papers and forms first — orders, rosters, maps — and they expand enough for a phone, pager, or charger.
Out of County or Strike Team Pack?
This is the days-long personal duffel; the Strike Team Pack is the 33-inch hauler with wet/dry separation for longer, dirtier assignments.
Pairs well with
About L.A. Rescue
“Gear bags as tough as the people they serve” has been L.A. Rescue’s line since 1987 — American-made bags proven by fire, EMS, and rescue crews. 911 Network is an authorized L.A. Rescue dealer: outfitting a unit or standardizing a fleet, ask the Network and we’ll spec it with you.
