The valuables bag for the front of the rig
Radios, phone, wallet, glasses — the expensive small stuff shouldn’t rattle in a door pocket. The Out of County Jr. pads a compact main compartment with closed-cell foam inside a water-resistant ballistic shell, adds side pockets for peripherals and flat pockets for papers, and fits the cab of an engine, squad, ambulance, or chief’s vehicle.
Features that earn their place
- Foam-padded main. Closed-cell padding wraps radios, pagers, phones, and other fragile-and-pricey items.
- Coated ballistic shell. 11.5-ounce water-resistant coating keeps drizzle and spilled coffee outside.
- Pockets with intent. Side pockets stage chargers and peripherals; flat pockets keep reference books and papers handy.
- Cab-sized. 16 inches long — it lives between the seats, not in the compartment.
Who carries it
Officers and chiefs working from the cab; crews wanting one padded valuables bag per rig.
Specifications
| Dimensions | 16″L × 8.5″W × 8″H |
|---|---|
| Shell | Ballistic nylon, 11.5 oz water-resistant coating |
| Padding | Closed-cell foam main compartment |
| Pockets | Side + flat document pockets |
| Carry | Elastomeric handle, tubular webbing |
| Trim | Glo-Flex |
| Colors | Black, Navy, Red |
| Brand · Origin | L.A. Rescue — Made in the USA |
| SKU family | LA868 |
Common questions
Jr. or the full Out of County Bag?
The full-size is the days-away duffel; the Jr. is the padded cab bag for electronics and valuables.
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.
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