4.51 of 5 starsDeuter - Aircontact Ultra 50+5 - Walking backpack
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Material information & features
- Suitable for:
- Men, Women
- Recommended use:
- hillwalking, trekking
- Material type:
- polyamide
- Certifications:
- bluesign PRODUCT, Green Button
- Material thickness:
- 160 denier
- Fabric properties:
- tear-resistant, PFC-/PFAS-free
- Carry system:
- adjustable torso length, detachable chest strap, Aircontact, breathable shoulder straps, padded shoulder straps, padded hip belt, height-adjustable chest strap, round spring steel frame, with carry handle, mesh back
- Main compartment access:
- toploader
- Venting:
- via the carry system
- Additional features:
- 2 side mesh compartments, front strap system, lid compartment, front compartment, hip belt pocket, stretch compartment, wet laundry compartment
- Hydration system:
- 3 litre hydration system compatible
- Dimensions (outer):
- 76 x 28 x 25 cm (height x width x depth)
- Volume:
- 55 l
- Weight:
- 1,250 g
- Extras:
- compression straps, SOS label, drawstring, incl. emergency whistle, adjustable lid, adjustable, adjustable straps
- Misc:
- back length: 42-62 cm
- Item No.:
- 505-0809
Product description
Are you looking for a durable, yet comfortable multi-day trekking backpack? Then the Aircontact Ultra 50+5 is the perfect choice for you. The main material is made from RIPSTOP polyamide, which is particularly tear-resistant. Great importance has been attached to environmentally-friendly, resource-saving production methods. The Aircontact Ultra 50+5 therefore fulfils the sustainability requirements to be a Green Button and a bluesign product. The ergonomically shaped and padded hip belts and shoulder straps, as well as the removable sternum strap, are all adjustable, leaving the weight of the backpack well distributed across your back. Thanks to the Aircontact carrying system from deuter with Air Spacer Mesh, your back is well ventilated even on sweaty passages. As a result, even heavy luggage feels light. In addition, the Aircontact Ultra 50+5 is compatible with hydration systems up to 3 litres, so you don't have to take your backpack off to drink. Thanks to its slim shape and minimalist appearance, the Aircontact Ultra 50+5 also looks great when moving through more demanding terrain.
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This is what customers from around the world say:
100% have found the reviews
by Tanja helpful
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Lightweight Price / performance Comfortable to carry Useful details Good carry system -
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Hiking Trekking Ultra-light Travel
46% have found the reviews
by Andras helpful
I would LOVE this bag if the material would be different. The bag squeaks when walking and different parts rubbing to each other. Also I do not get the point how can be this adopted to a huge back length range if the carabiner holding the shoulder strap can be attached to only 3 different loops which are 1 cm away from each other... other Deuter bags usually has a 10cm range. On the other side the weight / comfort ratio is incredible. This is the most convenient Deuter pack in the 50-60L range when carrying 10-15 kg. Similar performance to AirContact Lite but 500 gr less weight... For those not irritated by the noise (try!) this can be THE perfect UL bag. Otherwise... try the Aircontact Lite.
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Comfortable to carry Lightweight -
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Not enough adjustment options -
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Ultra-light Trekking
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by Sina helpful
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Lightweight Comfortable to carry Good ventilation Good adjustment options Easy to load -
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Not enough adjustment options -
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Travel Leisure Ultra-light Trekking Hiking Via ferrata Expedition Mountaineering All around Climbing
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Good ventilation Useful details Good carry system Easy to load Good storage options Lightweight Comfortable to carry Price / performance Good adjustment options -
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Trekking Expedition Climbing