Deuter Guide 24 Backpack

Climate neutral, PFC free and lightweight are the hallmarks of the Guide backpack with no-fuss handling. Hard-wearing materials, further improved ice axe and helmet attachment systems, a stowable rope strap, and hip fins make this backpack a versatile companion for demanding projects - and compatible with a climbing harness.

Simple, lightweight and practical, the Guide is a full-featured backpack for mountaineers. The backpack delivers carrying comfort and a perfect fit through ergonomically cut, S-shaped shoulder straps with an easily adjustable chest strap to help stabilise the pack on the shoulders. Reduced to the essential - you can still carry light to medium loads comfortably with the back system of Deuter's lightweight backpacks. The flexible, tensioned Delrin U-frame provides stability and a comfortable load distribution at minimum weight. For additional comfort, the pack is designed with a padded back with ventilated 3D airmesh covering, meanwhile, the padded airmesh hip belt allows airflow and delivers more carrying comfort. The pack features various-sized pockets for all your needed essentials! The main compartment is perfect for storing all your gear, whilst a special pocket can be found on the inside of the pack to keep valuables safe and secure. Additional storage space can be stored in the lid pocket which is ideal for items you need quick access to, a stretch compartment inside is useful for separating dirty/wet clothes from clean clothes. Don't worry if your backpack is full to the brim, as loop attachments can be found on the pack, perfect for storing accessories such as a helmet, ice axe, hiking poles or skis. For hydration on the go, the backpack is compatible with the streamer 2L bladder which offers quick bursts of water when needed. Safety is key when out trekking in the wilderness, so don't worry as the pack has you covered with an SOS label that provides the most important tips in case of an emergency. Built streamlined, light and durable, the Guide is ideal for those ambitious mountaineers who need to get the job done.