Legit Kit has teamed with Eagle Industries to offer three desert camo versions of the Escape and Resistance Bag. They are Desert Tiger Stripe, 3-Color Desert and Night Desert/3-Color Desert.
Regardless of whether you call it a Belly Bag or Fanny Pack, the ERB is sought after for its ability to carry medical, EOD tools and E&R kits within its three separate compartments.
Made in the USA from 1000D Cordura. Versions in rare camo patterns always sell out. Limit one per person.
In addition to these limited edition colorways, Legit Kit also stocks the ERB in MultiCam, MultiCam Black, Ranger Green and Coyote Brown.
Get yours before they are gone at legitkit.com/collections/erb-drop.
I prefer the term Nut Ruck, personally.
I’ve dealt with LegitKit for many happy years on eBay… Nice to see Mister E’s enterprise evolve and expand. Mayor McCheese – some terms are best kept to themselves… Cheers to all here!
I don’t really care what you call it personally, but RESISTANCE bag?
I get the reference but “resistance” is when you’ve been captured and they’ve taken all of your gear and put you in pajamas….
Evasion bag I get. Survival bag, ok.
But probably not an Escape or Resistance bag.
Just sayin’
I don’t get the name either. When I was in E&R was Evasion and Recovery.
Always thought “E&E” was escape and evade?
Eric, that (Evasion and recovery) seems familiar, but I went to SERE in 94 so that always stuck with me as doctrine… perhaps the terms changed…the AF certainly were about evading capture and pilot recovery, esp. Vietnam.
SERE at Bragg in 91, Air Force S-V80-A in 97, Ridge Runner 97, other “special” courses 97-99.