The Trans Alpine backpack in a new design offers the familiar quality and features. Brand new is the easy and quick-to-use helmet holder, as well as the externally accessible pump compartment. The new back system provides improved ventilation due to a reduced contact area and more flexible shoulder straps for greater freedom of movement.
Exact colour description | Lapis, Navy |
Material | Polyester |
Target group | Men, Women |
Backpack type | Bike backpack |
Equipment | Waterproof |
Volume | 24 l |
Item number | 14333398 |
Manufacturer | Deuter |
Category | Backpacks |
Manufacturer No. | 3200021-1316 |
Release date | 17.11.2020 |
Colour | Blue |
Exact colour description | Lapis, Navy |
Material group | Plastic |
Material | Polyester |
Target group | Men, Women |
Backpack type | Bike backpack |
Equipment | Waterproof |
Fastener | Zip |
Sport | Cycling |
Style | Outdoor, Sports |
Back system | Meshpolster |
Back length | medium (50-59 cm), Normal |
Country of origin | Vietnam |
Manufacturer commitment | Fair wear |
CO₂ emissions | 7.94 kg |
Climate contribution | CHF 0.19 |
Scope of delivery | Rain cover |
Volume | 24 l |
Height | 50 cm |
Width | 24 cm |
Depth | 20 cm |
Weight | 1160 g |
Length | 58 cm |
Width | 35.50 cm |
Height | 14 cm |
Weight | 1.24 kg |
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Source: Digitec GalaxusAlthough the back length is not adjustable, the small Alpencrosser is very comfortable to carry thanks to the flexible aluminium rails in the back system. It is also very well ventilated and scores points with a very well organised compartment layout. Strong equipment with seat mat, signal whistle and extra bottom compartment. Typically Deuter perfect workmanship.
