The Red Rock Outdoor Gear Rio Backpack in Navy and Gray offers a 22-liter capacity with fully padded construction, a dedicated laptop compartment, and a concealed-carry compartment with touch-fastener strips. Exterior pockets and adjustable shoulder straps provide practical organization and comfort for commuting, travel, and everyday carry.
The Red Rock Outdoor Gear Rio Backpack in Navy and Gray combines discreet styling with practical organization for work, travel, and everyday carry. Its streamlined 22-liter design provides room for electronics, personal supplies, and other daily essentials without the added bulk of a larger backpack.
Measuring 11" x 19.25" x 6", the Rio Backpack features a dedicated laptop compartment that keeps compatible electronics separate from other stored equipment. Fully padded construction provides additional cushioning for the contents and creates a more comfortable carrying experience.
A zippered front pocket offers accessible storage for frequently used items and smaller accessories. Elastic pockets on both sides of the backpack can hold water bottles, compact equipment, or other items that benefit from convenient exterior access.
A separate concealed-carry compartment features touch-fastener strips for positioning compatible holsters and accessories. This dedicated storage area helps keep concealed-carry equipment separate and organized. The holster and related accessories are not included.
Adjustable shoulder straps make it easy to customize the fit for everyday comfort. A reinforced carry handle provides an additional option for lifting or transporting the backpack by hand.
Durable 600D polyester construction helps the Rio Backpack withstand regular commuting and travel. Its two-tone Navy and Gray finish offers a casual, understated alternative to traditional tactical colors.
The Rio Backpack combines padded laptop storage, dedicated concealed-carry organization, accessible exterior pockets, and comfortable adjustable support in a streamlined design for daily commuting and travel.
