Deuter Aircontact Zero 60+10

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The Aircontact Zero 60+10 is an internal frame backpack made by Deuter. It has an average rating of 4 stars (out of 5), based on 3 user reviews.

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From RockCreek:
"The Aircontact Zero 60+10 Backpack is a new pack to the Deuter line-up. Created for the experienced backpacker that allows them to drop a few pounds in their pack, while still supporting all their needs. Designed with the Aircontact Lite Backsystem that allows more air to flow in and out of the system, and an X-frame suspenson with rigidity in the torso yet flexibility which helps in distributing the weight more evenly throughout the pack. **Please see sizing chart for more information on the Aircontact Lite System."

From Moosejaw:
"On Sale. Free Shipping. Deuter ACT Zero 60+10 Pack (Fall 2007) The new ACT Zero 60+10 Pack by Deuter lets the experienced trailblazers drop a few pounds, while still supporting all their needs.Features: Aircontact Backsystem Hollow core aluminum stays Front stuff-it pocket Vari-Quick harness adjustment Compression straps Ice axe loops Top lid pocket Hydration compatible Interior valuables pocket D-ring attachment points Carrying Capacity = 45 lbs. Specs: Volume: 3650-4250 cubic inches 60+10 liters Torso: 16-22 inches Weight: 3 lbs. 5 oz. System: Aircontact Lite Materials: Microrip / Ripstop Nylon"

From Altrec Outdoors:
"This new pack to the Deuter line-up lets the experienced trailblazers drop a few pounds, while still supporting all their needs."

User Reviews

Aircontact Zero 60+10
Reviewed by Talus, Jun 21, 2008

"I love this pack. I find it comfortable for my typical load of loads of 20-30 pounds. I've used it for one full season -- about 20 trails days. My heaviest load was about 35#, which the pack handled fine.

While this pack only weighs a few ounces more than "ultralight" packs, it has better suspension and load-handling ability than the Gregory G-pack that I used for a while."

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Men's Aircontact Zero 60+10
Reviewed by William, Aug 12, 2007

"I recently picked up this pack last minute for a Mt. Whitney hike (2 night stay on the mountain).

Items packed: NF bag, SD ASP3 tent, BV400 food container, SP stove and fuel, Pur purifier, light clothing and small misc items plus food (weighed in about 36-37lbs with 3L bladder)."

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Men's Aircontact Zero 60+10
Reviewed by Erich Turner, Jul 19, 2007

"Please bear in mind in this review that the pack is still new and I may be working out the bugs. However, I have carried a GoLite Trek for a long time (including an overloaded trip to Glacier) and I never really went through an "adjustment" period like I seem to be going through with this pack."

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