Biltwell EXFIL-48 Backpack
Like all EXFIL gear, the 48 was designed by bikeriders for bikeriders. Features include compression straps that do double duty as mounting straps, so you can fasten your backpack to the sissy bar to give your shoulders a break on long rides. Packed with enough storage capacity to gobble up 48 12-ounce cans of your favorite barley pop.
- One main and two secondary compartments, each lined with hi-vis orange nylon for speedy contents ID
- Lower exterior compartment boasts two zippered pouches and a treated nylon tool caddy
- Upper exterior compartment features a zipper pouch for keys and incidentals
- Heavy-duty nylon zippers with easy-grab pulls throughout
- 1680 denier ballistic nylon outer chassis with PVC coating for moisture resistance and durability
- PVC-treated heavy-duty bottom and lower side panels resist water and dirt
- Woven nylon cinch and mounting straps with reflective detailing
- Molded nylon buckles on cinch straps for speedy mounting on sissy bars
- Six heavy-duty, bar-tacked lashing points for loading and mounting options
- Padded tablet/laptop pocket inside main compartment
- Padded shoulder straps and BioFoam back with ventilated panels for airflow and comfort
- Dimensions: 11.5" wide x 18.0" tall x 10.0" deep
We invested many hours of R&D on this EXFIL unit; we wanted our first backpack to be the last one you ever need. One main and two secondary compartments hold 48 12-ounce beverage cans—that's two cases of cold beer to get the party started if that's your mission. The lower secondary zipper compartment has a PVC-treated tool caddy and an internal zipper pouch to hold wrenches and small gear securely. The top secondary compartment houses an internal zipper pouch, and all three compartments have hi-vis orange nylon lining to make spotting contents easy. The padded shoulder straps feature an adjustable sternum strap to stabilize heavy loads. Cinch straps around EXFIL-48's perimeter do two things: compress loads for greater stability, and fasten the bag to your sissy bar when it's time to hit the highway.
