EVAC Systems HARP – High Angle Rescue Pack (400’ Rope Capacity)

2026-01-04T12:46:28-05:00

Vendor: EVAC Systems
Type: Backpacks
Price: 431.81

The "Big Brother" of Technical Rescue Packs The Evac Systems High Angle Rescue Pack (H.A.R.P.) is the ultimate heavy hauler for vertical environments. Designed as the larger, more capable sibling to the TREQ Pack, the HARP is engineered to carry the entire system—rope and hardware—in one protected chassis. With a massive 4,800 cubic inch volume, it separates your life-safety line from your metal hardware, ensuring that carabiners and pulleys don't abrade the rope during transport.

Key Features

Massive Rope Capacity: The primary compartment is sized to flake out up to 400 feet of 1/2″ static kernmantle rope, giving you the reach needed for long rappels or high-line operations.

Dedicated Hardware Vault: Features a separate secured compartment specifically for hardware. This organization protects the rope from sharp metal edges and keeps pulleys, ascenders, and rigging plates instantly accessible for the rigger.

Versatile Carry System: Equipped with hidden backpack straps that deploy for long hikes and stow away to prevent snagging during vertical lifts.

Rated Hoist Point: The heavy-duty top handle serves a dual purpose: it functions as a side-carry handle and a structural hard point for hoisting the pack up a cliff face or tower.

Why It Matters In high-angle rescue, gear separation is safety. Dumping heavy steel carabiners on top of a soft rope is a recipe for damage. The HARP solves this by compartmentalizing the load. It allows a single rescuer to transport a "complete system" (rope + rigging) on their back, leaving hands free for climbing or stabilization.

How to Use

1. Pack Rope: Flake 400’ of rescue line into the main rope bay.

2. Pack Hardware: Secure carabiners, pulleys, and anchor straps in the separate hardware section.

3. Hike: Deploy the hidden shoulder straps for the approach.

4. Hoist: Stow the straps and clip a haul line to the top hard point to raise the bag.

Technical Overview The pack offers a total internal volume of 4,800 cubic inches. It is designed to be the primary "system bag" for mountain rescue, industrial access, and fire department technical teams.

Compliance & Origin

Made in the USA