Firefighter Duffel & Turnout Gear Bags
                                    
	
		Firefighter Duffel & Turnout Gear Bags
	
	
		
	
	 
	Winner Firefighter Turnout Bag is designed to organize and haul bulky firefighter gear, work gear, tower climber safety equipment, and more. Built to last, durable 600D polyester keeps equipment protected for long-lasting use in harsh environments.
	The main clamshell compartment is large enough to store bulky firefighter gear and boots, while the zippered side exterior pouch fits a firefighter helmet, safety hard hat or SCBA mask. 3 additional exterior pockets are conveniently placed for additional storage of personal items. An adjustable shoulder strap and top handle makes it comfortable to transport heavy gear.
	This fire and rescue duffel bag is ideal for protecting and transporting daily use gear, particularly for volunteer firefighters, EMS medical personnel, tower safety climbers and more.
	 
	Features:
	
		BUILT TO LAST – Durable 600D polyester keeps gear protected for long-lasting use
	
	
		LARGE CLAMSHELL COMPARTMENT – Wide zippered opening with plenty of room to store firefighter turnout gear, tower climber safety equipment or other gear
	
	
		WATER-REPELLANT INTERIOR – Double-coated polyurethane interior keeps gear dry
	
	
		HELMET POCKET – Zippered side pouch fits firefighter helmet, safety hard hat or SCBA mask
	
	
		FRONT & SIDE POCKETS – For extra storage and organization
	
	
		SHOULDER STRAP – Removable and adjustable shoulder strap for transporting heavy gear
	
	
		TOP GRAB HANDLE – For quick transport
	
	
		QUICK-GRAB HANDLE – Handle on the end makes for convenient grabbing, moving or transporting from a firetruck, ambulance or other emergency vehicle
	
	
		HEAVY-DUTY ZIPPERS – For securing contents
	
	
		CUSTOM LOGO’ING AVAILABLE – Customize with your company’s logo
	
	
		DIMENSIONS – 34in L x 16in W x 16in H // 86cm L x 40cm W x 40cm H
	
	
		WASHABLE – Hand wash, air dry
	
                                                                                                                
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