Deuter Futura 32

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The Futura 32 is an internal frame backpack made by Deuter. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 3 user reviews.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Deuter Futura 32 Pack (Fall 2007) The Futura 32 by Deuter was built for the weekend get-away. Just enough space for an overnight with features that you normally do not find in a small rucksack.Features:contoured, MeshTex covered shoulder strapssoft padded hip belt with valuables pocketfront pocket, practical side bellows pocketstwo side mesh pocketshydration system compatiblehiking pole and ice axe loopsside compression strapsintegrated rain coverinternal separation pocketCarrying Capacity = 25 lbs.Specifications:Volume: 1950 cubic inches/32 liters Torso: 14.5-20 inches Weight: 3 lbs. 12 oz. System: Aircomfort Futura Materials: Ripstop Nylon/Super-Polytex"

From Altrec Outdoors:
"This pack was built for the weekend get-away. Just enough space for an overnight with features that you normally do not find in a small rucksack."

From RockCreek:
"The AirComfort Futura 32 is larger than the Futura 28 and has a separate lower compartment for more storage. The Futura 32 includes a soft padded hip belt, contoured and MeshTex covered shoulder straps, compression straps, a top lid pocket, and an internal separation pocket. There is a removable compartment separator between the upper main compartment and the zippered bottom compartment to make it easy to grab your sleeping bag out without messing up your gear. As if that were not enough, the Futura 32 is hydration system compatible and has hiking pole and ice axe loops. The Futura 32 has a comfortable ergonomic, Aircomfort Futura suspension that keeps you cool and supports the load so it rides where it needs to making it superior to most other packs this size."

From Sierra Trading Post:
"CLOSEOUTS . Built for a short weekend or overnight getaway, Deuter's Futura 32 AC backpack offers capabilities not usually found in this size pack. Air Comfort mesh back panel separated from pack for ventilation Hydration compatible (bladder not included) Top loading Zip front pocket Compression straps Adjustable, padded harness and hip belt Hip belt has a zip stash pocket Sternum strap Compression-stabilizer straps Rain cover stows in separate zip pocket Fits torsos: 14- to 20” Size: Approx. 23x10x6- ” Capacity: 1950 cu.in. Carrying capacity: 25 lb. Weight: 3 lb. 12 oz. Fabric: Ripstop nylon and polyester CLOSEOUTS . Vietnam."

User Reviews

Men's Futura 32
Reviewed by Dagger9903, Aug 16, 2007

"This backpack is AWESOME. I'm pretty much a pack junky with a bunch of different backpacks, but for traveling this is the last pack I will buy. The mesh back with the pack pulled away from your back provides all-day comfort even in really hot climates and the space is just enough to put everything you need without being so big as to tempt you to take things you don't!

The bottom compartment has a divider that can be disabled by a zipper so you can use the entire space as a large bag."

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Futura 32
Reviewed by crae75104, Aug 17, 2005

Great, well thought out design and extremely comfortable fit. Contoured, padded hip belt; contoured padded shoulder straps with stabilizer straps; spring steel frame that keeps pack off your back, with mesh backing to dissipate body heat; compression straps on side of pack; trekking pole/ice axe loops;integrated rain cover compartment; international SOS label; one large and two small loops at bottom of pack.

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Futura 32
Reviewed by Gwen., Feb 18, 2005

"EXCELLENT, well-thought-out pack. I really like the built-in rain cover. The back panel is, per usual with Deuter, exemplary. The materials/construction are well worth the money. Highly suggest this pack!"

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