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HB™ Helmet Bag

$105

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Case for TBG™ Tactical Battle Goggles

$38

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HPKB™ Head Protection Kit Bag

$106

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ALC™ Armored Laptop Case

$131

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HRB™ Huge Resource Bag

$311

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LRB™ Large Resource Bag

$177

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UAPC™ Universal Armor Protection Case

$137

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HLCB™ Heavy Load Cargo Bag

$194

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Tactical bags are usually out of our focus because they are usually not essential for combat missions, police and army. Even if you have a designated bag for your helmet, body armor, or goggles, you will take this gear our and strap it on you before you start the mission. But, in less proactive situations, tactical bags become essential and something we will use on a daily basis. An armored laptop bag is not for the front line of a battlefield, but becomes essential if you want to stay protected in a doggy area, or are protecting a VIP. Generally, there are three situations where tactical bags become invaluable:

Unit organization and infrastructure
Valuable item shipping
Personal protection and/or close protection officer missions

Additionally, there are many situations where this type of equipment will assist you in managing your tasks, or protecting yourself and your tools while you do so. Having at least some type of tactical bag in stock will always be useful, as their durability can’t be matched by civilian bags. Those looking to buy a tactical bag should primarily focus on which type of equipment they need to carry and try to match their bags with that task. Also, close protection officers (aka. bodyguards) will want to find items that can be used covertly, so as not to draw attention to their client. Thankfully, there are a lot of good items for sale, regardless of the intended use. The price of these bags can vary, but the utility will almost always pay quick dividends on your investment.

What Makes a Tactical Bag?

All tactical gear always focuses on the adaptability and optimization for mission parameters. While tactical bags can often be seen in a wider context, as something helping your logistics, they will never deviate from this basic distinction. There are duffle bags that are meant to transport tactical gear, including clothes, armor, and weapons, as well as smaller cases that will be used for personal protection and individual items. In recent years, there is an increase in demand for armored laptop cases and bags, lifesavers for the protection of VIPs, as well as a ballistic guard in places where it might be prohibited to wear ballistic armor. Finally, covert item transport has become more difficult due to various means of surveillance. Because of this change, tactical messenger bags need to offer a reliable way to carry a concealed weapon and to deploy it quickly when needed.

How much are Combat Medic Bags?

Combat medic bags are probably the most advanced type of tactical bag out there. Apart from needing to be a good and sturdy bag on its own, a medical bag also needs separators to keep all of the tools and medicine apart and easy to find when you need them. Any medkit you buy must be durable, resistant to water, moisture, sunlight, wind, and cold, and to be easily accessible. Prices for medical will vary depending on their size, features, as well as the deal included. For an empty medical bag, you can expect to pay up to $100, save the biggest models that would look like a dedicated medical cargo backpack. But, if you plan to buy a complete first aid set, with medical supplies included, you will usually be looking up to $300. Generally, this is usually a good deal because individual purchases of medical supplies cost way more than any type of bag you might find.

How to Choose a Military Duffle Bag?

There is a significant difference in design between a civilian duffle bag, such as the one you might take to the gym, and a military duffle bag. Namely, the latter is rectangular and can be packed on each other without sliding. Your military duffle bag needs to expect a moment where twelve or more bags are carried at the same time in a vehicle. Additionally, there must be an option to easily carry the bag on your shoulder, and for the straps to be virtually inseparable from the bag itself. This way you can be certain that your equipment will arrive at its destination undamaged. Finally, protection from the elements is always a good thing to have in the backpack. To reduce weight you may opt for just the bottom to be resistant to moisture and grime, but then it would be prudent to carry a plastic cover inside the bag so that you can deploy it in unexpected weather.