BlackHawk Go Box Rolling Load-Out Bag — 1000D Nylon, 200 lb Capacity

BlackHawk Go Box Rolling Load-Out Bag｜1000D Nylon Rolling Duffel — 200 lb Capacity｜Deployment / Travel / Emergency Response

Built for deployment, range days, long-haul travel, and emergency load-outs, this heavy-duty rolling load-out bag combines a 1000D nylon shell with an internal aluminum frame and urethane wheels to manage up to 200 lb (≈ 90.7 kg). A full-access U-shaped lockable YKK® zipper speeds packing, while three exterior quick-access pockets and a cavernous main compartment keep armor, helmets, boots, and tools organized. Multiple carry modes—roll, shoulder carry, or backpack—let you adapt to terrain and transport constraints.

• 200 lb Load Rating
  Reinforced aluminum chassis paired with urethane roller wheels delivers smooth pull, impact resistance, and durability under heavy loads.
  
  
• Rugged 1000D Nylon Shell
  High-tenacity 1000D nylon resists abrasion and grime for reliable performance through repeated deployments and baggage handling.
  
  
• Tri-Mode Carry
  Includes a removable 2" padded shoulder strap, removable backpack straps, and multiple reinforced haul handles for lift, drag, or short-range back carry.
  
  
• Full-Open Main Compartment
  Oversized U-zip YKK® zipper (lockable sliders) lays the bag wide open for rapid load/unload; internal and external compression straps stabilize your kit.
  
  
• Grab-and-Go External Pockets
  Three exterior quick-access pockets stage gloves, IFAK, tools, or documents so critical items never bury themselves mid-mission.
  
  
• Mission-Ready Details
  Lock-ring zipper pullers, side-release compression buckles, an ID window, and multiple grab handles streamline identification and hand-offs during deployment or airline check-in.

FAQ

1. Carry-on or checked baggage?
   Approx. 33.5" × 16.5" × 16.5" (≈ 85 × 42 × 42 cm). This size is checked-baggage only for most airlines. Always confirm current airline policies.
   
   
2. What surfaces suit the wheels?
   Urethane wheels excel on airports, stations, and hardpack. On loose gravel or mud, switch to the haul handles or straps to protect the wheel assembly.
   
   
3. Is it waterproof?
   The shell is abrasion-resistant and easy to clean but not fully waterproof. For heavy rain or prolonged exposure, add dry bags or a rain cover for sensitive gear.
   
   
4. Will it fit armor plates, helmet, and boots?
   With about 7,749 in³ (≈ 127 L) of internal volume, the main bay comfortably stages armor, helmet, boots, and a full kit. Verify your specific gear dimensions for best results.
   
   
5. Can I lock the zipper?
   Yes—lockable zipper sliders accept small padlocks (sold separately). For airline travel, consider TSA-compatible locks.
   
   
6. Are backpack straps meant for long treks?
   The removable backpack straps are ideal for short transfers or obstacle negotiation. For distance, use rolling mode or team carry to reduce fatigue.

Use Cases

• Deployment / Training: Move armor, comms, medical, and personal kit in one organized load.
• Disaster Response / SAR: Stage 72-hour supplies, tools, lighting, and first aid by compartment.
• Long-haul Travel: Separate duty gear and clothing; lock zips and tag via the ID window.
• Range Days: Ear/eye pro, targets, boots, and cleaning gear in a single rolling load-out bag.
• Overland / Camping: Stove, tent, sleeping bags, recovery tools consolidated in one rolling duffel.

Specifications

Care & Use

• Clean with a damp cloth or spot wash; air-dry in shade. Avoid machine wash/dry.
• When rolling, avoid sharp gravel and deep ruts; switch to handles/straps on rough terrain.
• For storage, keep dry and uncompressed to preserve the frame, wheels, and fabric shape.