Ergodyne Arsenal 5005P Large Polyester Firefighter Rescue Turnout Fire Gear Bag with Shoulder Strap and Helmet Pocket

"It's a bag to haul gear", what else is there to say.I specifically got this bag to make it easier to throw gear on the truck when in a hurry, driving the apparatus, or going to a standby. It holds everything well and keeps things organized. I am a bigger guy (so bigger gear) and there is still room enough to hold my full turn out gear plus a second rescue helmet. It is also very non-cumbersome and easy to remove your gear when you do need it for a call - unzip the flap and it is just like grabbing gear out of a locker.The fabric seems durable and has held up so far getting tossed onto the ground and in the dirt on rainy/snowy days. I would recommend this bag for anyone looking for a good gear bag.

After reading previous reviews about the bag being too small I was very skeptical with ordering but decided what the hell and pulled the trigger anyways. This bag is not too small to fit your turnout gear! It fit my pants, boots, jacket, helmet and mask very comfortably with a little room to spare. I even put my Wildland gear in here! The durability seems nice, only time will tell with that part. The side loading zipper is different and I'm not sure the reason for that design over a standard top zipper which I would prefer though not a huge negative in the grand scheme of things. I did notice as an added benefit that after purchasing this bag, my handlebar mustache grew by 3 inches in length. My fiancé told me I imagined the increase length. Typical response by her. Just buy the bag.

Great product, easy storage and easy transport and access when need in a hurry.

Bag itself is great. Has more than enough space for gear, the material is solid and doesn’t feel cheap or anything. My only issue is the strap. I adjust it too a tighter setting and in a few carries it slides back to very loose. I wanna carry it around my hips/waist and it’ll slide and then I’m carrying it around my knee. It’s not terrible, but it makes the bag swing around from banging into my knee a bit. I don’t need to carry the bag like that a ton, so it’s not a deal breaker, but yes, be aware the straps adjuster is a bit dingy and will have a mind of its own.

I gave this as a gift to my son who's a medic and first fighter. The bag was larger than I expected and made of quality material.

I bought this bag to carry my Turnout gear for FF1&2. Made no sense juggling all the gear and the study material. This bag fits the Bunker pants and boots (combined) and the bunker coat, in the main compartment. It is tight. If you are XL large size, then this bag might be tight. The main compartment zips out the side instead of the top like most duffles. One side compartment will fit a traditional helmet with internal face shield or no face shield along with a SCBA mask. The second side pocket would fit the mask if the helmet had an external face shield or the FF1&2 Text and whatever else. Great choice for the price for an average-small size firefighter and their full turnout gear.

I was at first skeptical that a bag that could fit into such a small box would end up being large enough to fit all my structure gear. However, I was pleasantly surprised that not only did my boots, turnouts, and helmet fit quite easily, but there was a TON of room left over for quite a few other tools and odds and ends.The bag appears to be of decent quality, especially the zippers which are always the weak point of any system like this. The interior surface is quite non-porus, and does appear to be equipped to contain any dirtiness/nastiness that the turnouts will have on them after a fire.Will update review with comments on durability in a year or so.

My husband is a volunteer fireman and it's sometimes faster for him to go directly to the call vs. going to the fire hall to get his gear first, but he didn't have a bag to hold his gear in his truck. I was shocked that everything fit including his helmet, bunker gear and boots, as well as some misc. tools and shorts/socks for under his gear. I read some reviews that talked about flipping the bag to get everything out. I see now why that is. I think the zipper was put in where it was (more on the side) to maximize space. This bag is great!