com/Imagestorage/imagesSynchro/0/0/d8477eb468947ec321ba77bc7e60e2bc12fe58db_H19DEUTACC7857437_DEUT0493439_8. This 16-litre model offers a little more space for all-day mountain hikes, with AirMesh shoulder pads and a breathable foam to keep you from overheating. It features a minimalist, sleek and lightweight design which maximises breathability and comfort when walking, biking, climbing or travelling. The perfect fit is very much a personal preference so experiment with different tensions on the pack to find what suits you best.

CimAlp partners with DEUTER DEUTER for the manufacture of backpacks, this German brand shares our values of quality and performance. uk is an Introducer Appointed Representative of Pay4Later Limited, trading as Deko, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 728646).The Deuter Speed Lite 16 Backpack is a compact yet functional pack that is ideal for short rides, hikes or commutes when you only need to carry the essentials. The versatile Prospector Tarp is a useful optional tarp that adds extra sheltered living space to the front of a Prospector, or can be used as a stand-alone tarp, or conveniently connect two tents together as a protected.

This pack is speedy, light and sustainable thanks to deuter’s Lite back system, ergonomic, perforated shoulder straps, a detachable waist belt, precision-adjustable sternum strap and 100% recycled, bluesign® certified body fabric. Our supplier will submit a report to us and from that we will determine whether the item should be refunded, replaced or professionally repaired. Built for all your hiking needs, the Speed Lite is a super lightweight, streamlined daysack that is perfect for long days on the mountainside. Deuter Ripstop 210 fabric - this ultra-light weave Nylon fabric keeps the pack’s overall weight low while remaining tough and hardy. We also loved the AirMesh back panel on this model as it truly enhances comfort while ensuring a good ventilation.

Your torso length can be found by measuring from your C7 vertebra (the bony protrusion at the back of your neck when looking down) to the height of your iliac crest (top of your hip bones, where you put your hands on your hips).