Deuter Speed Lite 30

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The Speed Lite 30 is a daypack made by Deuter. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Moosejaw:
"Free Shipping. Deuter Speed Lite 30 Pack (Spring 2008) The Speed Lite 30 by Deuter is the perfect lightweight alpine companion. This 30-liter pack can be used in just about any situation; climbing, skiing, peak bagging, and on and on...Features:ultra lightweight Hexlite 210 ripstop high strength polyamidethe backpack bottom is reinforced with a second fabric layer.special tapered shape: extra arm freedom for running, ski touring or climbing.side mesh pockets allow quick access to energy food of drink bottlescoated zippers resist water and dirt with handy finger pull loops on the slidestop lid pocket and large front shove-it pocketmesh waist belt with pocketsCarrying Capacity = 20 lbs.Specifications:Volume: 1850 cubic inches/30 liters Torso: One Size inches Weight: 1 lb. 14 oz. System: Speed Lite Materials: HexLite210/microrip nylon"

From RockCreek:
"The Speed lite 30 pack by Deuter Packs is the top of the line in the Speed lite line-up. This pack was constructed for alpine conditions, with its lightweight form, amazing durability and super sleek design. Easy to move when its on and designed with a light Hexlite 210 ripstop fabric. You not only get a bag that weighs a little over a pound, but an incredibly durable bag, with a bottom that is layered with a second fabric, so nothing pushes, or tears through. Constructed with a lightweight suspension system, that consists of a removable Delrin rod that gives flexibility and structure, but can also be removed for a lighter feel. Sleek and durable, great for alpine climbing, rock climbing, and skiing."

From Altrec Outdoors:
"The perfect lightweight alpine companion. This 30-liter pack can be used in just about any situation; climbing, skiing, peak bagging, and on and on..."