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The Fire/Rescue Rapid Deployment Bag (RDB) is the perfect platform to carry the ARS Multi-Loop Rescue Strap. Utilizing a magnetic closure, the unique design of the RDB enables one handed deployment of the Multi-Loop Rescue Strap to quickly place the strap in service in the most difficult environments.
PRODUCT DETAILS
The Fire/Rescue RDB includes an accessory loop, reflective striping, and the ability to mount the bag vertically or horizontally, depending on the needs of the operator. To facilitate this, there are two mounting straps options, Parallel or Perpendicular. The "Parallel" option uses two velcro straps to mount the RDB parallel to the platform the user is affixing it to. An example is an SCBA shoulder strap. The "Perpendicular" option uses both a velcro and fixed belt loop option to mount the RDB perpendicular to the platform the user is affixing it to. An example is mounting the RBD vertically oriented on the belt portion of a Gemtor harness.
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ARS FIRE/RESCUE RAPID DEPLOYMENT BAG
Part Number: 4301-BLK Weight: 1.1 lbs.
- Description
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The Fire/Rescue Rapid Deployment Bag (RDB) is the perfect platform to carry the ARS Multi-Loop Rescue Strap. Utilizing a magnetic closure, the unique design of the RDB enables one handed deployment of the Multi-Loop Rescue Strap to quickly place the strap in service in the most difficult environments.
PRODUCT DETAILS
The Fire/Rescue RDB includes an accessory loop, reflective striping, and the ability to mount the bag vertically or horizontally, depending on the needs of the operator. To facilitate this, there are two mounting straps options, Parallel or Perpendicular. The "Parallel" option uses two velcro straps to mount the RDB parallel to the platform the user is affixing it to. An example is an SCBA shoulder strap. The "Perpendicular" option uses both a velcro and fixed belt loop option to mount the RDB perpendicular to the platform the user is affixing it to. An example is mounting the RBD vertically oriented on the belt portion of a Gemtor harness.
