DEUTER Freescape Lite 26 backpack Papaya / Umbra

The Freescape Lite ski mountaineering backpack offers high wearing comfort, extremely lightweight material and safe, easy handling. Thus, the additional side zipper opening provides quick access to the equipment inside, while skis, snowboard or crampons remain fixed thanks to the variable attachment straps outside. The separate safety compartment for probe and shovel is immediately accessible in case of emergency. Features: - Lightweight - snug hip fins - adjustable sternum strap with signal whistle - Load adjustment straps - Reinforced safety compartment for shovel blade and handle - integrated and removable helmet net - Side smartphone pocket - Compatible with 3.0 liter drinking system/bag - Glasses stow system on shoulder strap - SOS label - Two ice axe holders - A- Frame Ski Fixation - Fastening straps for ski diagonally - Compression straps - Zippered goggle pocket in main compartment - fleece lined - Snow repellent cover fabric on the back system - Lite System - PFAS free Specifications: - Weight: 1180 g - Volume: 26 liters - Dimensions: 64 / 30 / 22 (L x W x D) cm - Recommended load: 4 - 8 kg - Back length: 44 - 54 cm - Body height: 170 - 195 cm Your Optimal Companion For: - Freeriding: (4 of 5) - Ski tour: (5 of 5) - Snowshoeing: (4 of 5) - Mountain climbing: (4 of 5) - Climbing: (4 of 5) - Hiking: (3 of 5) Technology: Lightweight: - when every gram counts. Reinforced Safety Compartment For Shovel Blade And Handle: - Reinforced compartment for shovel blade and shaft A- Frame Ski Fixation: - of skis, snowboard or snowshoes on the outside of the rucksack. The specially designed attachment straps can be used in a variety of ways: skis can be attached diagonally or in an A-shape, snowshoes and snowboard vertically. The straps are also suitable for lateral compression. Fastening Straps For Ski Diagonally: - of skis or snowshoes on the outside of the rucksack. The specially designed attachment straps can be used in a variety of ways: skis can be attached diagonally, snowshoes and snowboard vertically.