It started with a seized drone.
In March 2023, on a ride through Nepal, Anirudh Pratap Singh - known online as Rudra Shoots - had his drone seized. He lost the tool he used to capture the open road. He kept the road, though, and the people who loved it as much as he did.
Back home in Delhi, a handful of riders started meeting on Sunday mornings. That small group became RS Kaafila - a caravan of riders who move together and keep growing.
Three years. From meetups to a movement.
We've partnered with trusted names across riding gear, accessories and travel. Every partnership tells the same story: brands come to RS Kaafila because our riders trust what we recommend.
We didn't start as a gear brand. We started as riders.
We knew what we needed on the road and couldn't always find it. Our riding balaclava - our first product - has become our best-seller. We see that as proof: a community that trusts us will buy from us.
Our best-selling first product - now an expanded range.
Built to the standard our riders already ask for.
The next piece of the kit, by riders who wear it.
Head-to-toe RS Kaafila gear on every rider's back.
We don't have to find an audience. We already have one.
Most gear brands spend heavily to find an audience. We already have ours - every launch reaches a loyal, highly engaged community from day one.
A community of riders tells us exactly what works on the road, so every product is shaped by real use, not guesswork.
200K+ engaged followers give us distribution that paid marketing can't buy. Our riders trust what we recommend - and buy it.
India's riding culture is booming, and riders want gear that feels like it belongs to them. We're positioned to be that homegrown brand.
Led by the founder. Run by the Kaafila.
RS Kaafila is led by founder Anirudh Pratap Singh (Rudra Shoots) and run by a lean, dedicated team of four core admins who manage the community, chapters, rides and partnerships across cities.
One Kaafila,
across India.
An RS Kaafila chapter in every major riding city - and RS Kaafila gear on every rider's back.