Everything a shift needs, nothing digging required
The Firefighter Day Bag is the between-home-and-station workhorse: a big horseshoe-flap opening that loads and unloads without cramming, dedicated pouches for penlights and pens, a zippered compartment with a swivel key clip, a full-width rear pouch, and — for after the workout or the fireground — a zippered wet-clothes compartment that keeps the damp quarantined.
Features that earn their place
- Horseshoe-flap main. The double-zippered flap opens wide — pack flat, grab fast.
- Wet-clothes compartment. Soaked T-shirts and towels ride sealed off from the dry kit.
- Hidden shoulder strap. Stored in its own pouch until the coffee, helmet, and clipboard take both hands.
- Organized front end. Pen, penlight, and lightstick pouches; a double-zip front compartment that fits the LA855 Organizer; key clip pocket.
Who carries it
Career and volunteer firefighters on shift rotations; medics; anyone commuting to a 24.
Specifications
| Dimensions | 19″L × 12″W × 9″D |
|---|---|
| Main | Double-zippered horseshoe flap |
| Wet storage | Zippered wet-clothes compartment |
| Carry | Webbing handles + hidden adjustable shoulder strap |
| Front | Pouches, organizer-size compartment, key clip |
| Colors | Black, Navy, Red |
| Brand · Origin | L.A. Rescue — Made in the USA |
| SKU family | LA854 |
Common questions
What’s the rear pouch for?
A full-width zippered pocket — paperwork, a tablet, or the flat items you want separate from the main.
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.
