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The Freerider backpack features clever details for the winter season, such as access to the main compartment via the fully opening back panel. This gives you a good view of the contents and also keeps the carrying system dry. But even if a little snow gets on the carrying system, our new durable, breathable and snow-resistant fabric will keep your back dry. And when it comes to safety, the Freerider has it all figured out.
It features a separate, easy-access probe and shovel compartment so you have quick access to your avalanche gear in an emergency. We've also equipped it with our new modular attachment kit.
Two special straps that attach to the loops on the pack allow you to attach skis, snowboard or snowshoes to the pack in no time - skis slanted over your back or in an A-frame, snowboard or snowshoes upright. These versatile gear straps can also be used as compression straps.
- Lumbar fin with loops
- Adjustable chest belt
- Belts for load adjustment
- Goggle holder on shoulder strap
- Separate safety compartment for blade and shovel handle
- Ice axe attachment
- Ski attachment in A-frame
- Zipper access on the back
- Helmet mount loops
- SOS label
- Compatible with 3.0 litre drinking system/bag
- Inner compartment for safe storage of valuables
- Elastic internal compartment for storing clothes, water container
- No PFC
Specifications:
Weight: 1000g
Volume: 30l
Dimensions: 54 x 34 x 18cm- Product parameters
- Manufacturer: DEUTER
- Product code: 3303322-7000
- sizes : 54 / 34 / 18 cm
- volume : 30 L
- colour : černá
- Season : 2024 jaro
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Deuter is the leading backpack brand worldwide. Founded in 1898, the company has pioneered premium outdoor gear for over 115 years.
The German brand Deuter has repeatedly started a revolution in the market with innovations such as the first ventilated back system.
Deuter operates in more than 45 countries worldwide. Deuter is one of the top five backpack brands. Deuter backpacks will satisfy your requirements and accompany you reliably on any adventure trip!
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