American Firewear Equipment Bag

Red Firewear Gear Bag

The American Firewear Equipment Bag is a large, boxy carry-all for kit that will not fit in a pack. It suits bulky items you need to grab and go in one trip: outerwear, boots, helmets or a full change of clothes. This is US Army issue, built from Cordura and cotton, and finished in red with navy webbing and a white eagle-head emblem on the side.

Features

• Cordura And Cotton Build — Cordura, a dense nylon fabric known for resisting abrasion and scuffs, is paired with cotton in the bag's construction.
• Zippered Top Opening — A long zipper runs along the top edges, so the bag opens wide for loading and unloading bulky gear.
• Navy Web Carry Handles — Two wide webbing handles wrap around the body of the bag and carry the load from underneath rather than from the seams.
• Snap Handle Tab — A snap at the top joins the two handles into a single grip for one-handed carry.
• Strap Attachment Ring — A molded ring fitting on the side gives a point to clip on a strap or tie the bag down.
• Boxy Rectangular Shape — Squared corners and flat panels let the bag hold its shape and stack neatly in a vehicle or locker.
• Eagle-Head Emblem — A white eagle-head outline on the side panel makes the bag easy to pick out from a pile of drab kit.
• Genuine US Army Issue — This is original government-issue equipment, not a commercial copy.

Issue Construction

The bag was made for US Army use under the American Firewear name, so it was built to carry heavy, awkward gear day after day. The red body and navy handles set it apart from standard olive drab issue bags, which appeals to collectors of US military equipment and to anyone who wants a gear bag they can spot quickly. The Cordura construction and full-wrap handles make it a practical choice for storage, travel or the range.