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The Emergency Action Trunk (E.A.T.) from J-Tech Gear is a huge rolling equipment bag. At 135L, it's large enough to hold more than most people can lift. It was originally designed as a deployment bag for military personnel but can be used as a 'hold everything' bag for avid shooters alike. The E.A.T. bag is more than a rolling duffle; it has much more organization than a simple duffle, to segregate and organize your gear.



Eagle Industries Travel Rolling Equipment Cargo bag - with pockets (TREC-W/P), as its name describes, is a large rolling equipment bag. Okay, it's a huge rolling equipment bag. The concept of duffles or rolling luggage isn't anything new. Most duffles are simple huge 'bags' with a minimum of pockets (if any). Over the past couple of years, the 'loadout' or 'deployment' bag has entered the scene, evolving from the simple duffle into something offering more organization and versatility. With body armour and sometimes the need to transport weapons, these loadout bags can become very heavy and unwieldy. Eagle's combined the loadout bag and rolling luggage concept into a package that makes hauling tactical gear around a whole lot easier. Besides being used for hauling gear and weapons, I can also see it being used for more mundane roles as a road trip bag for me and the wife to consolidate all our luggage into one.






Overall design and features - The E.A.T. bag is made of 1000D nylon, and has both external and internal pockets. It has an internal hard shell backing at the bottom, as well as aluminum tubes to ensure that the bag doesn't collapse when fully loaded. A two-section handle at the top extends and retracts, for use when the E.A.T. is rolled along. The E.A.T. has a large main compartment with internal organization, and external pockets, also with organization. High-strength nylon wheels at the bottom corner allow the E.A.T. to roll, which are necessary for a bag this large and heavy when loaded.




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