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DEUTER Women's Aircontact 60+10SL Backpack
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DEUTER Women's Aircontact 60+10SL Backpack
Reliable and lightweight, the Deuter Aircontact 60+10 SL is a streamlined hauler suitable for travel and trekking anywhere on the globe.
FREE Deuter Wash bag / toiletry bag with purchase. MSRP value $24.95. While supplies last.Features/Benefits:
- The Aircontact system reduces perspiration by up to 15 % which can reduce back temperatures by up to 5°
- SL (Slimline) packs are shaped and constructed differently to better suit a female form
- Anatomically shaped X-frame creates a creates a comfortable, flexible construction for heavy loads
- Variquick height adjustment makes quick changes to the torso length
- Anatomically shaped shoulder straps with 3D-Airmesh cover
- Variflex pivoting hipbelt will follow every movement and helps you keep balance on difficult terrain
- Anatomically cut hipbelt with reinforced bilaminate foam for load transfer and freedom of movement
- Pull forward hipbelt straps tighten efficiently
- Molded cutaway for freedom of head movement
- Integrated and detachable rain cover to help protect your packs contents
- Large U-shaped front panel access and bottom panel zipped access with internal divider
- Zipped side bellow pockets keep a low profile when not in use
- Hydration compatible
- Height adjustable lid with top and bottom lid pockets
- Ice axe and trekking pole attachments
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DEUTER Women's Aircontact 60+10SL Backpack
Gender Women's Dimensions 31 x 14 x 12 in. Pack Fabric (Primary) 210 ripstop
Duratex LiteHydration Compatible Yes Frame Type Internal frame Torso Length 14-20 in. Volume 3660 cu. in. Primary Use Backpacking Weight 3 lb. 14 oz. Weight Capacity 30-50 lb. Volume Range 60-69 Liters Trip Length Extended Trip (>3 nights)
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Pros
- Comfortable
- Durable
- Organized
- Tough
Cons
- Heavy
Best Uses
- Alpine
- Backpacking
- Climbing
- Heavy Loads
- Hiking
- Winter Backcountry
Comments about DEUTER Women's Aircontact 60+10SL Backpack:
We've owned an Aircontact SL pack for over a year now and love that's it comfortable and also tough as nails. My husband and I both use this pack – I'm 5'5" and he's 5"11". I really like the SL fit in the hips and chest. The pack has an adjustable strap behind the back that lengthens the torso for my husband. It's padded in all the right places and my back stays drier than other packs I've worn.
We use this pack primarily on climbing approaches or single-night backpacks. When our daughter was born 2 years ago, we realized we needed a bigger pack for the three of us to go climbing or backpacking. The Aircontact hauls the rope, rack, and adult clothes for climbing or all the camping gear if backpacking. I'll load my husband down like a mule and the pack can definitely handle big loads and still carries great. I really appreciate the SL design for comfort and agility on uneven terrain. The pack feels like a part of your back and you can really get the weight over your hips.
The pack definitely has Alpine features on it, more than the average thru-hiker backpack. It's got straps for ice axes, trekking-poles, a rope, daisy chains on the back, and has tough fabric throughout for surviving encounters with rock and gear. We love the various compartments and access- you've got a big bottom compartmentfor the heavy stuuf like the rack, vertical side pockets for maps, snacks, fly boxes or rain layers. The main compartment is accessed by the top or –even-better – through the back zippers. You can lay the pack flat and have access to anything in the middle! The top lid is easy to take off – so you can drop some weight is the pack isn't maxed out.
The pack is tough and durable; we've had a Zion-sized rack of cams in it, bushwhacked through sharp mazanitas, thrown it at the base of crags, and done some butt and back dragging descents.
All the features add weight to the pack, so it's not a minimalist's dream. But we find the organizational features really help with our three-person circus; and the other straps are so useful.
- Primary use:
- Personal
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Aircontact hauling gear in Red Rocks
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Backpacking with family in Red Mountain Colordao
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