TRAVEL
Travel safe this summer with
the RiutBag Go: the backwards
backpack with no outer zips
Riut, the company that has
revolutionised safe travel with the
Riut Bag backwards backpack,
is expanding its line-up with the
RiutBag Go - a lighter, brighter
and more affordable version of
thief-proof rucksack. Following
the success of the award-winning
RiutBag R10 and R15, the RiutBag
Go is designed for the everyday
whether going to a weekend
festival, taking a family day out to
the beach or strolling around an
unknown city this colourful unisex
backpack delivers worry-free travel.
Built for the city commuter and
frequent international traveller,
the RiutBag R10 and R15 provides
these travellers with a durable,
waterproof, high performance
backpack featuring the
infrastructure to carry high-value
tech and gadgets day in, day out
alongside important documents,
passports and tickets. The RiutBag
Go is a simpler, more affordable
design for those who want peace
of mind without the tech-protecting
features.
All RiutBags share the same core
design: a backwards backpack
with no outer zips - the only zips are
the ones against your back for
calm, secure travel. The RiutBag
Gos blueprint is simple: a large top
pocket on hand to store wallet,
keys and a mobile phone. With
festival season around the corner,
the RiutBag Go allows users to soak
up the festival atmosphere and not
give a second thought about the
whereabouts of their mobile phone
or wallet even in the middle of a
front stage melee.
The back panel opens out like suitcase for no-hassle access and cleaning, with a separate A4-sized compartment
located in the inside rear panel for easy storage of important documents. The helpful and sturdy top handle allows
users to grab the RiutBag for a quick getaway. The 12-litre interior provides ample room to store daily essentials
without extra weight and bulk while the ingenious invisible straps means those annoying and potentially accidentinducing dangling straps remain rolled, secured and out of sight.
Reflecting the urban colours we see in our public
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