The i-Run team says
Embark on an adventure for several days with the Deuter Futura Air Trek 50+10 backpack.
Specially designed for trekking, it features padded VariFlex hip stabilizers that follow your every move. The Active Comfort Fit technology ensures perfect weight distribution for more comfort while walking.
You can easily adjust the backpack to the desired height for a precise fit. The mesh back panel allows air to circulate for maximum ventilation.
The central compartment has several openings, including a U-shaped one on top for quick access to your belongings. The removable flap adds an extra 10 liters to the overall capacity.
There are attachments to hold your walking poles and an ice axe. The included rain cover protects your belongings in case of bad weather.
Key features of the Deuter Futura Air Trek 50+10 backpack
- Ideal for trekking
- VariFlex hip stabilizers: freedom of movement and stability
- VariSlide adjustment system: back length adjustment
- Active Comfort Fit system: weight distribution
- AirComfort mesh back panel: ventilation
- Round profile steel frame
- Padded hips and shoulder straps: comfort
- Adjustable shoulder straps, chest strap, and hip belt
- 1 removable flap with 10 liters capacity and 2 zipped pockets
- 1 central compartment with 3 access points
- U-shaped front opening
- 2 expandable side pockets
- 1 bottom zipped compartment for gear
- 2 zipped hip belt pockets
- 1 expandable top pocket
- Compatible with a hydration system up to 3 liters (not included)
- Walking poles and ice axe holder
- Included rain cover
- Interior compartment
- Helmet holder attachment loops (helmet holder not included)
- Key holder
- Compression straps
- 210D PA and 600D PES recycled fabric: durability and eco-responsibility
- PFAS-free
- SOS label: emergency numbers and rescue tips printed
- Fair Wear: respect for workers' conditions
- bluesign: ecology
- Volume: 50 liters + 10 liters
- Dimensions: 75 / 34 / 25 (H x W x D) cm
- Weight: 2050 g
- Back length: 42 cm to 62 cm
- Body height: 170 cm to 205 cm
- Colors: black and gray
Technologies
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Aircomfort
This new mesh back system combines maximum ventilation with ergonomic comfort and great lightness. The innovative construction of the hip stabilizer part and the seamless transition to the mesh back frame the wearer and ensure a comfortable fit. The flexible, permanently elastic, and non-deformable spring steel structure gives the Aircomfort mesh stable tension. This creates a reliable ventilation space between the backpack and the back, through which moist air can evaporate freely. With Deuter's patented 3-side ventilation system, the wearer sweats up to 25%* less. The great flexibility of the entire construction offers the wearer a high degree of freedom of movement.
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Active Comfort Fit
For an optimal fit, the backpack should carry its weight as much as possible on the back. This ensures an even distribution at this spot. The Active-Comfort-Fit back system ensures carrying comfort thanks to a stable and padded construction.
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600D PES
Woven from 600 denier polyester thread and with a thick PU coating, this lightweight and tear-resistant fabric is extremely versatile. When it comes to keeping the backpack's weight as low as possible with moderate stress, it is the ideal solution.
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Fair Wear
Respect for employees' working conditions.
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bluesign
Independent label with the aim of reducing natural resource consumption, prohibiting chemical substances, and optimizing waste management. It ensures greater transparency and traceability.
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360°
Certified Fair Wear, bluesign, and R.D.S. design
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210D PA
Use of this robust polyamide fabric with a resistance of 210 denier. This fabric is extremely abrasion-resistant thanks to the extraordinarily high density of the weave. It has a fine texture and a technical appearance. PU coating.
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Vari-Flex
Move freely through difficult passages: the flexible Vari-Flex hip stabilizers follow your every movement.
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VariSlide
Optimal support for every back length.
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Bouton vert
Government Certification Label for Responsible Textiles.
