Oxygen on your back, hands on the job
Stairs, trails, crowd lines, ship ladders — some responses need both hands before the patient is even reached. The O2 To Go Backpack carries the O2 To Go Pro’s organization on backpack straps: a padded center cell for a standard or Jumbo D cylinder, mesh storage for delivery supplies, and a pull strap for dragging it the last few feet.
Features that earn their place
- Padded center cylinder cell. Fits a standard or Jumbo D aluminum cylinder, cushioned for the ride.
- Backpack straps plus a pull strap. Wear it in, drag it the final stretch — both carries built in.
- Mesh everywhere it helps. Tough mesh pockets in the core and lid keep masks, cannulas, and supplies visible and sorted.
- Side compartments that work. Elastic loops for airways and dressings, with room for cervical collars; the end pouch stores a demand valve.
- Ballistic waterproof bottom. Set it down anywhere; the bottom takes it.
Who carries it
Wilderness and SAR medics; event crews working stairs and stands; industrial teams moving through catwalks and ladders.
Specifications
| Cylinder fit | Standard or Jumbo D aluminum |
|---|---|
| Carry | Backpack straps + pull strap |
| Storage | Mesh core and lid pockets, airway loops, collar storage, demand-valve end pouch |
| Bottom | Ballistic, waterproof |
| Colors | Green, Navy, Red |
| Brand · Origin | L.A. Rescue — Made in the USA |
| SKU family | LA3245 |
Common questions
O2 To Go Pro or Backpack — which one?
Same organization; pick by carry. Shoulder/hand carry and a quick-access BP pocket: the Pro. Hands-free over distance or terrain: the Backpack.
Are supplies included?
No — contents pictured are not included; the bag ships empty.
Pairs well with
Bag only — supplies pictured are not included.
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.
