Packed for the assignment, not the shift
Strike team activations mean days of clothing and gear moving through apparatus compartments, staging areas, and barracks floors. The Strike Team Pack is L.A. Rescue’s modular hauler for exactly that: 33 inches long, with mesh compartments that let gear breathe, two zippered wet-clothes compartments that keep the swamp contained, and every strap stowable so nothing snags in a compartment.
Features that earn their place
- Three zippered mesh compartments. Sorted, visible, and ventilated — base layers and gear that need airflow.
- Two zippered wet-clothes compartments. Yesterday’s soaked uniform travels without contaminating the rest.
- Straps that hide. Padded shoulder strap stows in its internal pouch; backpack straps deploy from their own zippered pocket for the long carry.
- Cushioned foundation. ¼-inch closed-cell high-density foam bottom faced with smooth 500-denier nylon Pack-Cloth.
- Two large end compartments. Boots on one end, helmet-adjacent bulk on the other.
Who carries it
Strike teams and task forces; wildland crews; mutual-aid deployments; anyone living out of an apparatus compartment for a week.
Specifications
| Dimensions | 33″L × 13″H × 13″D |
|---|---|
| Compartments | 3 zippered mesh, 2 zippered wet-clothes, 2 large end |
| Carry | Stowable padded shoulder strap + stowable backpack straps |
| Bottom | ¼″ closed-cell foam, 500-denier nylon Pack-Cloth |
| Colors | Black, Navy, Red |
| Brand · Origin | L.A. Rescue — Made in the USA |
| SKU family | LA850 |
Common questions
How big is it really?
33 inches long by 13 by 13 — sized for multi-day assignments, not gym duty.
Strike Team Pack or the 72 Hour Deployment Pack?
The Deployment Pack is a vertical backpack for self-sufficiency loads; the Strike Team Pack is the long-haul duffel with wet/dry separation. Many crews run both.
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.
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