Black-Out Fanny Pack - Compact Nylon EDC Bag
Details
Founded by firefighter Jake Starr in 2013 in Louisville, Kentucky, Recycled Firefighter began by turning decommissioned fire hose into everyday carry gear. The business grew from a garage sewing project centered on durability, practical design and reusing materials that would otherwise be discarded. Current operations are in Cape Coral, Florida, where the brand continues its focus on craftsmanship and giving hard-wearing materials a second life.
Black-Out Fanny Pack - Compact Nylon EDC Bag
Keep small essentials together in a compact waist pack. The zippered layout separates the main load from smaller items.
Features
Features and included details
- 1.5-inch waist webbing with side-release buckle
- Two interior stash pockets
- Bottom elastic storage pocket
- Size 10 zippers
Choosing the right option
Measure the items you plan to carry against the stated dimensions, opening and pocket layout. Outer measurements do not guarantee usable space for a rigid object of the same size. Check the attachment style and selected material before ordering. Equipment shown in use photographs should be treated as an example unless the included contents explicitly say otherwise.
Specifications
Specifications
Dimensions: 8 W x 5.5 H x 2 D in
Materials
Materials
1000D nylon; Mil-Spec webbing
Care
Care and use
Product-specific cleaning instructions have not been confirmed. Retain any supplied care label and obtain material-appropriate guidance before washing, treating or exposing the item to solvents or heat.
Shipping & returns
Why this is American-made
Made to our sourcing standard
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Our sourcing standard Three tiers, stated plainly, including when a product is only partly made here.
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