Phone Bag 0.7
Bike bags
In stock | Delivery in 2-3 days
€42.00
- Weight
- 100 g
- Backpack volume
- 1 liters
- Dimensions
- 9 / 10 / 20 (L x W x D) cm
€42.00
€42.00
Mountain bike | Road bike | Cycle touring
- Frame bag keeps cell phone, money and keys within reach
- transparent protective film for cell phone allows direct view of the display
- zip-around opening
- integrated rain cover
- reflective 3M print
- Three hook & loop straps to attach
- for cell phones up to 7.5 x 15 cm
Disclaimer: Sand, dust and incorrectly packed bags can make the paint in contact areas become dull or scratched over time. To avoid any chafing, you can protect the frame or rack with foam inserts or protective film before attaching bags or panniers.
Features
- Zipped frame bag
- Clear touchscreen-compatible window for phone display
- Short Velcro straps
- Gear loops
- Rain Cover
- Reflectors for better visibility
Ideal usage
- D stands for Denier – a unit of measurement for yarn weight. 600D means that 9,000 meters of yarn weigh 600 grams. The higher the value, the more robust (and often heavier) the material.
- PES stands for Polyester. Polyester fibers are highly tear- and abrasion-resistant, easy to care for, and absorb very little moisture.
- PA stands for Polyamide (also known as nylon). Polyamide fibers are especially durable, elastic, and lightweight – ideal for textiles subject to high stress.
- REC stands for Recycled – the material is made entirely or partially from recycled resources.
- BS stands for bluesign®-certified – the material has been produced in an environmentally friendly and sustainable way according to the bluesign® standard.
Certificates
Made without intentionally added PFAS
PFAS, sometimes also referred to as PFCs, have been used in outdoor textile finishes for their water-, dirt-, and greaserepellent properties. Many PFAS are highly persistent and can accumulate in the environment over time.
Since 2020, deuter has used DWR (Durable Water Repellent) finishes without intentionally added PFAS. These finishes are selected in line with deuter’s chemical management requirements and applicable product safety standards.
Learn more about how deuter addresses PFAS and other chemicals of concern here.
