Maxpedition introduces Riftcore backpack for CCW
The bag can hold multiple weapons as well as other gear. (Photo: Maxpedition)
Maxpedition launched a new tactical backpack, the Riftcore, giving concealed carriers one more option when toting their pistols and gear.
The backpack is an ergonomic bag that features quick release yoke-style straps. Equipped with two locations for concealed carry weapon placement, the Riftcore offers a fully loop-lined rear compartment with two way access to stowed handguns.
The middle compartment contains multiple loop-lined adjustable straps that can be re-positioned to make organizing and locating items easy and efficient. This compartment also boasts a clamshell opening.
The pack features dual hydration ports as well as a hydration reservoir that also doubles as a laptop sleeve for computers up to 13-inches. The main compartment is lockable, protecting the contents within.
Rounding out the Riftcore’s pockets is a semi-rigid fleece-lined EVA pocket located on the front. This area was constructed for storing sunglasses, electronics and/or valuables.
The backpack comes with an adjustable sternum strap, forward cinching waist belt adjustments and a stowable padded waist belt with gear loops.
The Rfitcore is available through Maxpedition with a MSRP of $219.99.
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