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THE DEUTER COMPACT SERIES

THE DEUTER COMPACT SERIES

DER COMPACT EXP

DER COMPACT EXP

KLEINES VOLUMEN, GERINGES GEWICHT UND GUTER SITZ

Lightweight with a body-hugging fit – the Compact EXP backpack with its Auto-Compress hip-fin design, expandable volume and optimum organisation options is an ideal companion for day tours!

Our newly restyled bike backpack Compact sits super tightly with its Auto-Compress hip-fin design – even when the trail is particularly bumpy. And the expandable pack sack is especially accessible: the well-organised front compartment for tools & more can be opened extremely wide.

Compact EXP 14

Women's fit
Bike backpack Compact EXP 12 SL

Compact EXP 12 SL

graphite-black
Women's fit
Bike backpack Compact EXP 12 SL

Compact EXP 12 SL

sienna-redwood
Bike backpack Compact EXP 14

Compact EXP 14

teal-sand
Bike backpack Compact EXP 14

Compact EXP 14

redwood-marine

THE LIGHTWEIGHT

IT CAN BE DONE: EVEN SMALLER, EVEN LIGHTER, EVEN QUICKER!

Our new Compact 6! Perfect for minimalists and short rides. Outstanding all-round ventilation and quick access to the spacious, well-organised front compartment for tools & more will make the heart of any bike minimalist skip a beat.

Compact 8JR

Compact 8 JR

Compact 8 JR

AWARD-WINNING!

MOUNTAIN BIKE PURCHASE TIP 4/16

 

“This appropriately equipped deuter scores with its firm fit and great load transfer. The durable, impeccable workmanship and carrier system give it slightly more weight. Side pockets are a little small.” (MOUNTAINBIKE 4/16)

FOR SHORT, QUICK RIDES

FOR SHORT, QUICK RIDES

A FEAST FOR ALL THE SENSES
CYCLING IN THE HAUTE PROVENCE

What can a cyclist expect to find when setting out for one of the least densely populated areas of Central Europe to explore a few trails?

The Haute Provence region in southeast France impresses visitors with its infinite expanse of untouched nature. Eric Haufe, Regina Taubenberger and Michael Hechtl talk about it in their experience report. Photographer Stefan Neuhauser accompanied the three of them.