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The Cruise 30 Backpack by Deuter is designed exclusively for skiers, snowshoers, or cross country travel. Built with the simplest contact back system, the Alpine suspension has two foam stripes that provide stability and comfort while giving you a "chimney" spinal column for ventilation. The padded foam stripes ensure anatomical and flexible fit that contour to any body type. The Cruise 30 has stabilizer straps that pull the load and pack to a tighter center, giving you more ability to scramble and move while your pack moves with you, and anatomically contoured shoulders straps are covered with MeshTex for absolute comfort.
The new Cruise backpack will hold everything a winter warrior could possibly need, and a little more. The additional pack opening from the back allows for easy access to the entire contents via a hemispherical zip - no more endless rummaging through your stuff.
| Dimensions: | 24.5 x 12 x 8.5 |
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| Materials: | Ripstop 210/Polytex |
| Suspension: | Alpine |
| Volume: | 1850 cubic inches 30 liters |
| Weight: | 2 lbs. 14 oz. |
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 | Deuter Cruise 30 Ski BackpackUnspecified | $144.95 |
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 | Anthracite/ Black |
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| Anthracite/ Black | 144.95 |
| Anthracite / Black | 145.00 |
Rock/Creek Outfitters offers this product at $144.95, but does not provide any color/size information.
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| Used for late fall/early winter hiking/snowshoeing. Once I got used to the vertical pads the pack was comfortable with 15 lbs. in it. It is just large enough to take full on winter gear including emergency kit, bivi, insulated pants and down jacket along with layering gear and food. The two zippered top sections makes it easy to organize small stuff. One suggestion. Put the key ring in the underneath pocket where I put wallets and stuff I may not want as ready access to. I have loaded skis on this pack and they are secure. The clamshell access out the back works great. You have to unsnap the two sinch straps on the shoulder straps but it is far superior to struggling to open the top loading section with skis on. Shovelscetion is just large enough. Haven't tried putting skins in the outside back pocket. Doubt it is large enough for real wide skins. | |
| yardsale2 at Rock/Creek Outfitters on 12/05/2008 | |
