Deuter Aircontact Lite 50 + 10 Pack - Men's

The pack is made with a burly 1000 denier polyamide fabric along the bottom panel and a lighter yet still durable. 330 denier, ripstop nylon on the ma...

You can also just pull these little straps right here and make them go down further and I standard. This pack also has that chest strap that everyone ...

And it provides really easy access to all of your gear., We do have a hood on the pack and the hood does have a pocket in there., So you have got real...

Pack is pretty limited with a max carry weight of 40lbs. Recently packed this for a trip and I was able to fit 60lbs pretty easily. A comment from one passerby was they couldn’t believe how 60lbs could be so compact. Quality of the actual pack is probably 4 stars as durability is lacking in a few ar...

Overall this is just an alright back but one major problem with it is the large velcro strap used for adjusting the vertical pack position and attaching the shoulder straps to the pack is not taught. It causes the pack to shift while moving which causes balance issues, particularly at tricky junctio...

Everything about this bag is great with one exception. The attachment point for the hydration pack is Velcro. Two times I have carried this bag and two times it has failed and the hydration pack slides to the bottom of the bag. It’s annoying. Causes slow flow and might cause leaks. Not a huge deal b...

This was the 4th Deuter backpack I've had since my first Futura 28 in 2001.

It was my first "serious" trekking backpack though, as the first 3 were 24-28 liters which I use daily usually on my motorbike to hold gym clothes and/or laptop. For a 3-day trip to Havasupai Falls a couple of weeks ago I k...

Petty yes, but why is there no water hose loop (see pic) on the right side, only on the left shoulder strap? Now I need to tape me tube there or add a noise producing clip, nicht happy. After years of sipping H2O on the right, going left is a no go! Nevertheless, I have tried other manufacturers' ba...

I actually bought and returned 6 other packs before settling on this one. In the past I’ve preferred osprey packs but Deuter has really come a long way in the last few years. It is soooo comfortable! One I f the packs I returned was the 60+10 because I discovered that I could fit enough gear for a w...

This is the most comfortable backpack I've ever hiked long distances in (a testament to hte effectiveness of the Aircontact system), which is why I continue to use it despite wishing it were a little lighter/simpler. I never operate the bottom pocket for example, because I use a bag liner. Nor do I ...