Keep mission-critical equipment organized and within easy reach with this All-in-One Tactical Seat Back Organizer. Designed for Bomb Squad, EOD, military, and public safety response vehicles, this heavy-duty organizer converts unused seat back space into an efficient storage solution for frequently used operational equipment.
Measuring 24.4" H × 16.5" W, the organizer features multiple zippered and open storage compartments that provide secure organization while allowing rapid access during emergency deployments. It's ideal for storing medical kits, gloves, PPE, flashlights, batteries, radios, charging cables, notebooks, multi-tools, evidence collection supplies, water bottles, and other mission-essential accessories.
Constructed from rugged 600D water-resistant polyester, the organizer is built to withstand daily fleet use while helping protect vehicle seats from dirt, abrasion, and spills. Adjustable top and bottom buckle straps provide a secure, universal fit in most cars, SUVs, trucks, vans, and utility vehicles, allowing installation or transfer between vehicles in just seconds—without tools.
Specifications:
Overall Dimensions: 24.4" H × 16.5" W
Material: Heavy-duty 600D water-resistant polyester
Installation: Adjustable tool-free buckle strap system
Features:
Ideal for Bomb Squad, EOD, military, and public safety response vehicles
Universal fit for most cars, SUVs, trucks, vans, and utility vehicles
Three zippered storage pockets for secure organization
Three open compartments for quick-access equipment
Dedicated utility pocket for gloves, wipes, or other frequently used supplies
Perfect for organizing medical kits, PPE, flashlights, batteries, radios, charging cables, notebooks, multi-tools, water bottles, and other operational equipment
Water-resistant construction protects equipment and vehicle interiors
Tool-free installation with adjustable quick-release straps
Easily transfers between vehicles as operational needs change
Professional vehicle organization solution that improves accessibility, efficiency, and mission readiness