Air when you want it, weather protection when you don’t
Bunker gear that goes into a sealed bag wet comes out worse. The Flotech’s mesh system lets turnouts breathe through the bag itself — open the exterior vent flap after a job and the gear airs out; close it and the shell keeps rain and road spray outside. Glo-Flex reflective trim keeps the bag visible on aprons and roadsides.
Features that earn their place
- Mesh vent system. Airflow through the bag reduces the swamp — better for the gear and everyone downwind.
- Weather-mode flap. One flap converts it: vented for drying, closed for transport.
- Turnout-sized cube. 19 × 15 × 19 swallows coat, pants, and boots.
- Glo-Flex trim. Findable at night; harder to leave behind or back over.
Who carries it
Structural firefighters rotating gear between calls and washes; volunteers hauling turnouts in POV trunks.
Specifications
| Dimensions | 19″H × 15″W × 19″D |
|---|---|
| Ventilation | Mesh system + exterior vent flap |
| Trim | Glo-Flex reflective |
| Shoulder strap | Not included (sold separately) |
| Colors | Black, Navy, Red |
| Brand · Origin | L.A. Rescue — Made in the USA |
| SKU family | LA876 |
Common questions
Why vent a gear bag?
Wet turnouts sealed in a bag stay wet. Airflow lets them dry between calls, which the gear — and the cab — appreciates.
Does it include a strap?
No — the shoulder strap is sold separately; the L.A. Rescue Shoulder Strap fits.
Pairs well with
Shoulder strap not included.
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.
