BRFCS Adventure Travel Bag

Now available in a super durable, water-resistant waxed canvas fabric, the BRFCS by RMU (Rocky Mountain Underground) is an ultra-rugged and weatherpoof briefcase that goes way beyond the office. This is the ultimate Adventure Pack, a carry-on compatible bag with a 35-liter base capacity that expands to 50 liters, with sleek compartments for everything from dirty laundry and clunky work boots to an easy-access padded laptop sleeve. Other details include small zip pockets for necessities and essentials, a removable compression strap with hardware that doubles as a bottle opener, and a false floor that allows for stashing valuables. The versatile bag can be carried as a backpack or as a shoulder bag.

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Floyd Bold Suitcase

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Goruck M22 Cordura Backpack

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G-RO Carry-On Bag

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