Gear Up with the PRP Backpack – Built for the Trail, the Track, and Everyday Adventure Strap in and take on the trails with the PRP Backpack, designed with the same rugged performance and engineering that goes into PRP’s legendary off-road harnesses. Whether you’re heading to school, commuting to work, or exploring the backcountry on your motorcycle, ATV, or UTV this backpack has your back—literally. One of the standout features of the PRP Backpack is its use of PRP’s signature 2" harness shoulder straps, offering the kind of support and comfort usually reserved for high-performance off-road gear. The wide, padded straps distribute weight evenly across your shoulders and chest, helping to eliminate pressure points and reduce fatigue—so you can wear it all day without discomfort. The integrated chest strap adds extra stability, keeping the bag secure even on rough terrain or during long hauls. With a spacious 22-liter capacity, this backpack is built to carry everything you need. A large main compartment is roomy enough to stow recovery straps, a spare steering wheel, or just about anything else you might need for class, work, or the trail. A padded laptop/tablet pocket keeps your electronics safe and separate, while three front-facing storage compartments with multiple internal organizers help keep smaller items like your phone, wallet, keys, and tools neatly arranged and easy to find. Designed with off-roaders in mind, the PRP Backpack features large zipper pulls and quick-release straps that are easy to operate—even while wearing gloves. Its aerodynamic profile helps reduce drag when you're riding at speed, and the water-resistant polyester construction means your gear stays dry when the weather turns. Rugged, practical, and comfortable, the PRP Backpack isn’t just another everyday bag—it’s a dependable piece of gear that’s ready for wherever the road (or trail) takes you.

Genuine PRP Seats. Part number KA10618300.

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WARNING: California Proposition 65 — this product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer or reproductive harm.