Rapid Packaging Strap (RPS) Kevlar

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Rapid Packaging Strap (RPS) Kevlar

$117.00

The Rapid Packaging Strap, RPS, is a brain child of extensive training and experience.

Manufactured out of 1” kevlar webbing it is built to handle the extreme environment which the fire-ground can often be. Measuring in at just about 6’ without carabiners attached it is designed to be used in a number of ways to assist with packaging a down firefighter.

Click HERE to see a quick demonstration video of the RPS in use.

Please allow a few days for order processing. Orders typically ship within 1-5 days and are shipped with 1-3 day shipping.

To purchase with carabiners please add 2 carabiners to your cart.

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We developed the RPS to have a work around to the waist-belt packaging method. For years we have been proponents of the waist-belt method due to its simplicity and the statistics of any outside piece of equipment having a huge failure rate along with a diminished response time because you are waiting for it to arrive inside. Although the waist-belt method is a great method requiring zero extra equipment it does have its limitations.

  1. The waist-belt is only so long which makes it hard for larger FF's.

  2. Positioning the FF to have good access to the waist-belt cinch buckles takes time and the buckles can be hard to operate with fire gloves on.

  3. After disconnecting the waist-belt buckle, if one buckle is lost it can be hard to find and takes extra time.

  4. If the buckle release is tapped while moving the FF it will release, open and the FF will fall out of the system.

  5. Also, we have been hearing reports of the waist-belt buckle releasing under load with the mew MSA buckle which doubles as the battery release tool.

    The RPS was designed to counter all of these issues.

  1. It is a little over 6' long with carabiners attached allowing it to be used in multiple packaging methods. Primary Method of Attachment

  2. When used in the Primary Method configuration the waist belt is completely bypassed eliminating the chance of it coming undone.

  3. The RPS can be applied to the FF in multiple positions.

  4. Because you are dealing with only 1 strap and not 2 sides of a waist-belt if you lose one end you can easily retrace it with both hands.

  5. The RPS uses a high-strength and lite weight COBRA buckle.

  6. Packaging is extremely fast with times as low as 30 seconds in limited to zero visibility.

Along with its primary function we wanted to make sure it could be used in many alternate ways. If you poke through the pictures and the videos on our YouTube page linked below you will see many of these. They include: flashlight strap, tool strap, hose strap, civilian victim removal strap andmany more.Componets:

1” Kevlar webbing produced here in the United States.

1” COBRA Buckle, Rated to 15kN.

Click here for Warranty, Warning and Instructions for use.

*If used during an actual RIT, RIC, FAST or survival situation and the strap incurs damage please write us with details. We will gladly send you a new RPS with upon receipt of the used one.