The bag that stays organized while you work
Half-empty response bags slump, spill, and hide what’s left. The First Responder Attack Pack fights back with rigid plastic dividers that keep the main compartment sorted — and the bag standing upright — as supplies come out. The top lid works too: it’s a zippered compartment for a bulky dressing, with elastic loops holding oral airways in order.
Features that earn their place
- Rigid divided main. Plastic inserts hold the load vertical and visible; the bag doesn’t collapse as it empties.
- Working lid. A zippered bulky-dressing compartment plus airway loops — the first minute’s supplies live at the top.
- Padded and lined throughout. Contents protected, shape held.
- Glo-Flex exterior. Reflective trim so the pack isn’t the thing left behind on a dark scene.
Who carries it
Fire first response and BLS units; police medical response; plant and campus emergency response teams.
Specifications
| Dimensions | 18″L × 13″W × 11″H |
|---|---|
| Main | Divided by rigid plastic inserts |
| Lid | Zippered dressing compartment + elastic airway loops |
| Trim | Glo-Flex reflective |
| Carry | Padded shoulder strap |
| Colors | Black, Navy, Red |
| Brand · Origin | L.A. Rescue — Made in the USA |
| SKU family | LA878 |
Common questions
Why rigid dividers?
They keep supplies vertical and the bag standing open and upright as you work — no digging through a collapsed pile.
What goes in the lid?
A bulky dressing in the zippered compartment, oral airways in the elastic loops.
Pairs well with
About L.A. Rescue
L.A. Rescue has been sewing gear bags for fire, EMS, and rescue crews in the USA since 1987 — designs field-tested by working responders and built to outlast the shift schedule. 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.
