The everyday pack that keeps up with the job
Gym kit, class days, detail assignments, trailheads — the Day Pack is L.A. Rescue’s high-performance daily carry: contoured padded straps and a compression system that pulls the load tight so both arms stay free, a hydration-capable interior, and the ballistic bottom and Glo-Flex trim the rest of their line is known for. Crafted in the USA and backed by L.A. Rescue’s lifetime warranty.
Features that earn their place
- Contoured, padded straps. Shaped for shoulders that already carry enough.
- Compression straps, belt, and front cinch. Snug the pack to your back so it rides stable while you work.
- Hydration capability. Run a bladder for long details and hot days.
- Ballistic bottom + Glo-Flex. Set it on pavement, find it in the dark.
- Seven colors. Black, navy, red, royal, purple, pink, yellow — match the unit or claim your own in the pile.
Who carries it
Firefighters and medics for daily station carry; academy students; event details; anyone who wants the team’s toughness in an everyday pack.
Specifications
| Dimensions | 18″H × 13.5″W × 6.5″D |
|---|---|
| Straps | Contoured padded backpack straps; compression straps + belt; front horizontal strap |
| Hydration | Compatible |
| Bottom | Rugged ballistic |
| Trim | Glo-Flex + zipper pull tabs |
| Warranty | L.A. Rescue lifetime warranty |
| Colors | Black, Navy, Pink, Purple, Red, Royal Blue, Yellow |
| Brand · Origin | L.A. Rescue — Made in the USA |
| SKU family | LA1650 |
Common questions
Does it take a hydration bladder?
Yes — the pack is hydration-capable for long assignments.
Is it warrantied?
Yes — backed by L.A. Rescue’s lifetime warranty.
Pairs well with
About L.A. Rescue
Since 1987, L.A. Rescue has built its bags in the USA and tested them the only way that counts — by sending them out with working crews and listening to what comes back. 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.












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