New Ripstop Side Entry Backpacks-4 Sizes- with deluxe extra zipper + leather straps
Check out our NEW Super Light Ripstop Nylon Side-Entry Backpack Purses. On Sale this week, save $10. Choose the size below that will carry what you need. The purse-size is our most popular size backpack for daily use as a purse. The larger sizes will hold more for commuting or travel. Lots of fun fabrics to pair with either purple or black diamond textured ripstop nylon.
* Small ((RP-967W): 12.5 “ h x 8" w at bottom x 5.25" d. weighs 11.8 oz. Our most popular size for everyday use $179.00
* Medium (RP-968W): 14.5" h x 10" x 5.25" d. Large enough for a sweater or windbreaker and great for day trips or everyday $189.00
* Large (RP-969W): 16.5 “ h x 10" w at bottom x 5.25" d. weighs 14.8 oz. 2" longer, holds more. $199.00
* XL (RP-970W): 18" h x 12" w at bottom x 6" deep $229.00 - Best size for a laptop. Wider padded straps are included in the price of this size.
The main compartment has a full length zipper on the side panel and when you slip off the right shoulder strap, the bag swings forward and you can easily unzip it to see all the contents. Lined with bright gray water resistant nylon so you can see everything.
Two zippered security pockets next to back, Two exterior zip pockets on opposite side, Open side pocket for water bottle and interior key fob.
The decorative accent pocket is lined and has a zipper so you get a bonus zippered pocket plus the open pocket behind it. It is perfect for your cell phone because you can zip it in securely or leave the zipper open for faster access when needed.
These Ripstop Nylon Backpacks are 2.5 ounces lighter than the same size in Ballistic nylon despite having an additional zipper pocket & lining. Our 7/8" leather straps are comfortable to wear and have 5 holes to adjust the length. Click HERE to add wider padded straps
Click HERE to add Interior zipper pocket and organizer pockets If you want more pockets inside, we will make yours with a large zip compartment and 5 interior open pockets .
