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Feuerwear bags and accessories made out of recycled fire hose which are as unique as your lifestyle.
California Avenue 1601, 94304, Palo Alto, United States
My son is going on his third year of using Eric (in red) every day for school. He is rough on backpacks and this thing looks as good as the day we got it. It holds SO MUCH and holds it well. I could not love this more! If you are on the fence I HIGHLY recommend getting one. You will not be sorry! Plus, it is just super cool and eco friendly! What more could you ask for!
Just the toughest materials with excellent build quality. I have the buckled belt and since today the backpack Eric and these are such well made items. They ooze quality and craftsmanship. Well worth the prize they ask for these items.
Beautiful, cool bags made from up-cycled fire hose. Fast shipping. Funky product!
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