One bag, the whole turnout set
The Magnum is L.A. Rescue’s turnout hauler: a main compartment sized for boots, pants, and helmet, a bottom bay that keeps the folded coat flat and separate, and exterior doors for the small kit — gloves, goggles, flashlight — that otherwise sinks to the bottom.
Features that earn their place
- Turnout-sized main compartment. Boots, pants, and helmet ride together — the whole set moves in one grab.
- Bottom coat compartment. The folded turnout coat gets its own bay: flat, protected, and out of the pile.
- Exterior small-kit storage. Compartments for flashlight, fire gloves, and goggles, a pen/penlight pouch, and a square front pouch that fits handbooks or the LA855 Organizer.
- Built for the abuse. High-stress areas triple-stitched with industrial bonded thread; interior bottom is ¼-inch closed-cell foam faced in 500-denier Pack-Cloth.
- Stowable shoulder strap. The adjustable padded strap stores in its own interior compartment.
Who carries it
Firefighters hauling turnouts between stations, academies, and details; volunteers keeping gear staged at home; recruits kitting up.
Specifications
| Dimensions | 24″L × 15″W × 17″H |
|---|---|
| Main compartment | Turnout boots, pants, helmet |
| Coat storage | Dedicated bottom compartment |
| Construction | Triple-stitched stress points, ¼″ foam bottom, 500-denier Pack-Cloth lining |
| Color | Black |
| Brand · Origin | L.A. Rescue — Made in the USA |
| SKU | LA851 |
Common questions
Will a full turnout set fit?
That’s the design: boots, pants, and helmet in the main compartment, the folded coat in the bottom bay, and small kit outside.
What goes in the front square pouch?
Handbooks and paperwork — it’s also sized for the L.A. Rescue LA855 Organizer.
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.
