Deuter Trans Alpine 30

Deuter - Trans Alpine 30

The Deuter Trans Alpine comes in a new look but with the usual quality and features. The helmet holder is simple and easy to use, and the pump compartment is easily accessible from the outside. The new back system offers improved ventilation due to smaller contact surfaces and more flexible shoulder straps provide more freedom of movement. Owing to its large volume and the many different organisational options, the Trans Alpine is particularly suitable for long and extended tours as well as multi-day trips through alpine terrain. In addition to a rain cover for bad weather, the backpack also has a comfortable, removable seat mat - practical - so you don't have to sit on wet meadows or damp benches for breaks.

Dimensions

• Volume: 30 litres
• Weight: 1230g
• Measurements (HxWxD): 54x28x24cm

Details

• Adjustable rails
• Position adjustment straps
• Mesh hip fins
• Separate bottom compartment with zip-on dividers
• Side smartphone pocket
• Elastic side pockets
• Goggle holder on shoulder strap
• Stretch inner pocket for stowing wet clothing or hydration bladder
• Rain cover
• Front pocket with organisation
• Infinitely adjustable chest strap
• Attachment for hydration bladder (up to 3.0 litres)
• SOS label with emergency numbers
• Inner compartment for safe storage of valuables
• Removable seat mat
• Helmet clips
• Front pocket with large organiser section and zipped mesh pocket for tube, tools and pump holder
• Reflectors for better visibility
• Compression straps
• Airstripes system
• PFC free

Material

• 600D PES REC BS
• 21D PA Recycled

Technology

3D AirMesh lined shoulder straps. Anatomically shaped, they guarantee comfortable range of motion. The chest strap further secures the fit. Breathable mesh wings on the hip belt stabilise the load. Two contoured layers of nubby foam with AirMesh lining and minimal back contact ensure maximum air circulation. Flexible aluminium stays within the foam profile can be bent to fit the back precisely. (Bike I, Superbike and Trans Alpine).