Sports Backpack Deuter Guide 24 Redwood-Papaya
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This lightweight mountaineering backpack Guide 24 from Deuter is ideal for demanding ascents. It offers a removable hip belt, a helmet holder, and quick access to the contents.
The Deuter Guide 24 climbing backpack is built for demanding ascents where every gram and equipment reliability matters. This lightweight and technically sophisticated companion provides maximum freedom of movement and ensures that everything you need is safely stored and quickly accessible. It's the ideal choice for mountaineers who seek a minimalist design without compromising functionality and want to fully focus on their performance on rock or ice.
Comfort during strenuous performance is key. Ergonomically shaped shoulder straps relieve your shoulders and perfectly adapt to your body. A major advantage is the removable hip belt, which you can easily tuck away into the side of the backpack. This prevents it from interfering with your climbing harness and speeds up your progress on the wall. The backpack remains stable and becomes a natural part of your gear that doesn't restrict your movement.
Every piece of equipment has its place. An integrated helmet holder in the lid, ice axe loops, and a removable rope strap ensure that everything is neatly and securely attached. The new lid design also allows for lightning-fast access to the main compartment. Practical pockets on the shoulder strap or side will keep your water bottle and phone handy. The durable material with ripstop treatment stands up even in harsh rocky terrain.
Why is this climbing backpack a good choice?
- Low weight: Only 620 g for minimal load on the wall.
- Ideal volume: 24 l capacity for single-day climbing trips.
- Harness-compatible: Removable hip belt doesn't interfere with climbing.
- Everything in its place: Integrated helmet holder and ice axe loops.
- Durable material: 420D PA FD RIPS fabric withstands contact with rock.
- Compact dimensions: Slim profile 60 x 26 x 22 cm for freedom of movement.
- Hydration ensured: Compatible with a 2 l hydration bladder.
- Quick access: New lid design for easy entry to the main compartment.
The Deuter Guide 24 is simply a minimalist yet superbly equipped backpack for anyone who feels at home in the mountains and doesn't want to carry an extra gram. Equip yourself smartly for your next vertical adventures. Get the Guide 24 backpack and climb with ease!
More Information
| Brand | Deuter |
|---|---|
| Colour | red |
| Volume | 24 l |
| Laptop compartment | None |
| Dimensions | 60 x 26 x 22 cm |
| Weight | 620 g |
| Material | 420D PA FD RIPS |
| RFID card protection | No |
| Warranty | 2 years |
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About the brand
The Deuter company is the oldest backpack brand in existence. It was founded by Hans Deuter in 1898 in the German city of Augsburg-Oberhausen and at the turn of the century, it supplied the Bavarian Post with bags and mail sacks. From 1905, they also focused on renting large tents. Further development in 1910 brought the production of the first backpacks, tents, and an expansion of bags and other accessories, primarily for military equipment. After the First World War, the company continued to grow; in addition to expanding production to leather backpacks and bags, it also began to produce suitcases and tarps, and continued to focus on manufacturing tents, which it rented out for events like Oktoberfest. The first mountaineering expedition with Deuter backpacks and equipment headed to the Pamir Mountains in 1928. Deuter supplied German mountaineers with its equipment until the 1970s, before the market expanded with other brands. The first real hit was the Tauern backpack, developed in 1934, which dominated mountaineering expeditions for thirty years. It was even used by Hermann Buhl during his first ascent of Nanga Parbat (8,125 m) in 1953.
In 1939, the Deuter factories were subordinated to the totalitarian German regime and used for the arms industry. After the war, the company tried to quickly get back on its feet and expand through innovation. The start of nylon backpack production in 1968 was a breakthrough, and Deuter soon became the number one backpack brand on the German market. A significant change also came in 1985, when Deuter patented the revolutionary Deuter Aircomfort back system, which, with some modifications, is still produced today. In 1988, Deuter added experienced mountaineers and mountain guides to its team, who have since been involved in the development of new functional backpacks. This trend continues in collaboration with the German Association of Mountain and Ski Guides, which the company established in 1997.
The company achieved considerable success with its cycling backpacks. In 1990, a collection of bike backpacks with the Airstripes back system was introduced. 15 years later, the company developed the SHIELD System – an integrated spine protector that offers greater safety for adrenaline enthusiasts. The Attack backpacks, thanks to the Shield system, won a gold medal for innovation at Eurobike. In 2006, Deuter introduced another improvement, the SL-WOMEN'S FIT system. Deuter backpacks with the SL abbreviation are specially shaped for women.
Today, the company has grown significantly – it is represented in 45 countries. Deuter ranks among the TOP 5 backpack sellers in the world. Thanks to constant innovation, quality Deuter backpacks are an excellent choice for lovers of an active life.
Very popular are the multifunctional Freerider backpacks, the comfortable and flexible Futura backpacks, the ACT Lite trekking packs with a very large storage capacity, the practical waist packs, or the Giga laptop backpacks.
Official manufacturer's website: https://www.deuter.com/
Manufacturer's name: DEUTER SPORT GmbH
Manufacturer's address: Daimlerstr.23, 86368 Gersthofen, DE
Importer's name (Distributor): HUDYsport a.s.
Importer's address (Distributor): Bynovec 138, 40502 Děčín, CZ
Importer's email (Distributor): [email protected]
