The BARDA is a reflective organizational strap designed by FireFightProduct for firefighters. With its five metal carabiners and handle, it is used to carry firefighting gear, group small equipment, and organize pocket equipment.
Product description
The 70 cm strap incorporates a reflective strip, making it visible in low light, both in the shed and at the scene of an incident. Four attachment carabiners and a main carabiner allow for the suspension of multiple items simultaneously.
- Length : 70 cm
- Width : 2 cm
- Weight : 70 g
- Matter : 100% polyester, reflective strip
- Carabiners: 4 attachment carabiners and 1 main carabiner, made of metal
- Getting started: sturdy handle
- Strap strength: 23 kN, CE EN 566 certified
How will it be useful during an intervention?
The BARDA transforms a collection of scattered equipment into a single, easy-to-grab package. Departure is faster and nothing is left behind.
- Transport of the complete fire suit between the changing room, the vehicle and the fire station.
- Grouping small items together to keep them all in one place in a box or bag.
- Organization of pocket equipment on multiple attachment points.
- Easier to spot in the dark thanks to the reflective strip.
Important : The BARDA is an accessory for storing and transporting equipment. It should never be used for belaying, rescuing, or lifting people.
Why we chose this product
Organizing your fire gear and small equipment prevents loss and risky handling, especially during quick deployments. We chose the BARDA bag for its robustness, five attachment points, and reflective strip.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a full set of fire gear be carried with the BARDA?
Yes. Jacket and overpants hang from carabiners, and the handle allows you to carry everything with one hand.
Can the BARDA be used for belaying or rescue?
No. It is intended for the storage and transport of equipment only. Use only fall protection equipment designed for this purpose.
How many objects can be hung on it?
Five carabiners are provided: one main one and four attachment points, to distribute several pieces of equipment on the same strap.
