Is the LZ2 right
for my setup?
Let's find out.

Six questions. Thirty seconds. See if it fits the way you work.

Tech rescue team lead wearing the LZ2 chest pack
Lee — Tech Rescue Team Lead, Berlin
Flight medic wearing the LZ2 chest pack on a helicopter
Gil — Flight Medic, Puerto Rico

// 6 Questions //

Check what's true for you.

  • In and out all day? The LZ2 stays on you through every vehicle, aircraft, ATV, and lift. Step out and your essentials are already with you.
  • Tools staying behind? About 300 cubic inches means the extras come with you — even when the pack stays behind.
  • Stopping to drop your pack? The extras ride on your chest instead of on top of your pack. Reach and grab — no stopping.
  • Radio or GPS not fitting? Your radio mounts on the 45° laser-cut MOLLE, antenna clear of your face. Inside is full hook-and-loop, so you set the layout — no fixed pouches deciding what fits.
  • Gear spilling out? The main compartment closes with YKK #10 zippers. Zip it shut and nothing falls out when you bend over.
  • Need water on you? Pull the back pad and hang a bottle below on a dangler — tight underneath, not sticking out front.

You need this.

Based on your answers, the LZ2 Chest Pack takes real friction out of your current workflow.

How the LZ2 handles what you checked

    Built for SAR searchers, medics, ski patrol, and backcountry pros.

    LZ2 Chest Pack — $97
    Mission Black | Rescue Red
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    Free Mission Wristband with every pack. 30-day returns on unused items with original tags.
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    This might help.

    You have some of the friction the LZ2 removes, but not all of it.

    How the LZ2 handles what you checked

      Your current setup might be working well enough — or the LZ2 could take out a few friction points in your workflow.

      This probably isn't for you.

      Based on your answers, your current setup is likely working well for your workflow.

      The LZ2 is designed for people who move between environments and need first-line essentials on them when their main pack can't come along.

      If that changes, we'll be here.