French Riot Police Equipment Bag

CRS Riot Gear Bag

This large black nylon equipment bag was issued to the CRS (Compagnies Républicaines de Sécurité), France's mobile riot police. It was built to carry a full officer's load of helmet, protective gear, uniforms and boots between barracks and field operations. At around 42 inches long with 110 to 120 liters of space, it suits anyone who needs to move bulky kit in one bag: range days, hunting trips, deployments, or storing a complete loadout in one place.

Features

• 110 to 120 Liter Capacity — The main compartment is sized for riot armor, helmets and boots, so most buyers will fit everything they own for a trip in one bag.
• Approximately 42 Inches Long — The long body (about 107 cm) takes rifles in soft cases, sleeping gear and other long items that a standard duffel cannot hold.
• Heavy-Duty Black Nylon — The thick nylon shell is made for loading and unloading heavy equipment at operational pace.
• Rubberized Water-Resistant Bottom — A coated band wraps the base and lower sides, so the bag can sit on wet ground or a truck bed without soaking through.
• Long Top-Loading Zipper — The zipper runs most of the bag's length, opening it wide enough to pack and find kit without unloading everything.
• Full-Length Wrap-Around Handles — Twin carry handles are stitched down the sides and under the body, so the webbing takes the weight instead of the seams.
• Detachable Shoulder Strap — A black webbing strap clips onto metal snap hooks at each end for carrying the bag over one shoulder.
• Hook-and-Loop Pockets — One exterior pocket and two interior pockets close with hook-and-loop fastening (the Velcro-type tape) to keep small items separate from the main load.
• Front Identification Plate — A metal nameplate on the front panel is where the issuing unit identified the bag.

Issue And Specification

TecPack manufactured the bag to French national security service specifications, so it was designed around the demands of a riot police unit, not a retail spec sheet. It is genuine French government issue. That gives it a build standard most commercial duffels don't match, and makes it a real piece of provenance for collectors of European police and military gear.