The Efficient "Cube" Solution for Gear Storage The Evac Systems Wildland Fire Gear Bag (Model EP222) allows firefighters to pack maximum gear into a minimum footprint. Unlike long duffels that waste space in a compartment, this bag features a perfect 16” x 16” x 16” cube design. This shape allows for efficient stacking in crew buggies, engines, or helicopters, making it the preferred choice for wildland crews and SAR teams who need to optimize cargo space.
Key Features
- Geometric Efficiency: The 16-inch cube shape offers 4,096 cubic inches of volume, deep enough to hold a fire shelter, Nomex pants/shirt, helmet, and boots, while fitting neatly into square vehicle compartments.
- Rapid Access Lid: Designed with a three-sided zipper, the entire top flips open (wide-mouth), giving you instant visual access to all contents without digging through a narrow slot.
- Rugged US Construction: Manufactured in the USA from heavy-duty, wear-resistant materials designed to withstand the heat, dust, and abrasion of the fire line.
- Versatile Carry: Includes heavy-duty web handles and a removable, adjustable shoulder strap for easy transport from the staging area to the camp.
Why It Matters In wildland firefighting, "tetris-ing" gear into a government vehicle is a daily struggle. The Evac Cube Bag solves this. It stacks like a box, protecting your PPE while maximizing every inch of available storage. It is a no-nonsense, economical solution for carrying the essentials.
How to Use
- Pack: Place boots at the bottom. Stack Nomex and helmet on top.
- Organize: Use the cube shape to segregate clean/dirty gear or specialized kits (e.g., a dedicated "hose bag" or "shelter bag").
- Stack: Place multiple bags side-by-side in the apparatus compartment.
- Deploy: Unzip the lid fully to create an open-top gear station.
Technical Overview The bag is a simple, robust single-compartment carrier. Its 16" dimensions are standardized to fit most locker and shelving systems used in fire stations.
Compliance & Origin
- Made in the USA