Overland Gear Guy Recovery Gear Bag

Overview

A US-made soft storage bag that corrals a complete recovery kit into one grab-and-go unit. Measures 11.5 in W x 9 in tall x 18 in long. Bag only — recovery gear and pouches are sold separately.

Key features

• Large main compartment sized for recovery straps and shackles
• Smaller side compartment for gloves, a tire-repair kit, or jumper cables
• Zippered slip pockets for quick access to frequently used items
• Velcro loop for an ID tag (sold separately) to label each bag
• Heavy-duty fabric, sewn in the USA
• 17 color and pattern options, including Crye Multicam and Woodland Camo

Use cases

Use it as the single home for your winch and recovery kit so the whole setup travels as one unit instead of loose shackles rattling around the cargo area. The multi-compartment layout also makes a solid heavy-tool tote for general overland and trail-day gear.

• Dimensions: 11.5 in W x 9 in tall x 18 in long
• Compartments: 1 large main + 1 smaller side + zippered slip pockets
• Customization: Velcro loop for ID tag (sold separately)
• Material: Heavy-duty woven fabric
• Origin: Made in the USA
• Contents: Bag only — recovery gear and pouches sold separately
• Color/pattern options: 17 (solid colors, hi-vis, Crye Multicam, Woodland Camo)

Does the bag come with the recovery gear?

No. This is the bag only. Straps, shackles, gloves, and pouches are sold separately so you can pack it with your own kit instead of paying for gear you already own.

What are the dimensions, and what fits inside?

It measures 11.5 in wide by 9 in tall by 18 in long. The large main compartment holds recovery straps and shackles, the smaller side compartment takes gloves, a tire-repair kit, or jumper cables, and the zippered slip pockets keep small items reachable.

Will it hold heavy steel recovery hardware?

Yes. The heavy-duty fabric and dedicated main compartment are built around the weight of straps and shackles. After a muddy recovery, empty it and let it air-dry — the US-made fabric needs no special care.

Is it really made in the USA?

Yes. The Recovery Gear Bag is sewn in the USA, consistent with Overland Gear Guy's since-1990 production.

Can I label multiple bags?

Yes. The Velcro loop accepts an ID tag (sold separately) so you can mark which bag holds what when you run more than one.