Freecline 15
Freeride backpack
In stock | In 1-3 days with you
€100.00
- Weight
- 695 g
- Backpack volume
- 15 liters
- Dimensions
- 48 / 28 / 16 (L x W x D) cm
- Recommended load
- 3-6 kg
- Back length
- 38-54 cm
€100.00
€100.00
This all-mountain backpack is equipped with the deuter Alpine back system for a comfortable, snug fit that keeps the weight close to your center of gravity for full load control. An ice axe/pole strap doubles as a ski strap for diagonal attachment across the front of the pack. Side compression straps can be used to strap a snowboard to the front. And quick access to the main compartment and avalanche equipment compartment makes the Freecline a practical companion for exploring on- and off-piste.
Features
- Alpine System
- Ergonomic & padded shoulder straps
- 2-way adjustable sternum strap
- Sternum strap buckle with one-handed operation
- Safety whistle
- Hip fins
- Zipped front compartment
- Zippered goggle pocket in main compartment - fleece lined
- Round arch opening with zipper
- Reinforced safety compartment for shovel blade and handle
- SOS label
- Stowable mesh helmet holder
- Ice Axe Attachment
- Ski attachment diagonal
- Snowboard attachment on the front
- Compression straps with side/front opening
- Hydration compatible (up to 2L)
- Key clip
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.
Top-Features of Freecline 15
If the attachment for an ice axe or poles isn’t needed, it can be used for attaching skis diagonally across the pack. And by linking the side compression straps, a snowboard is attached to the front in no time at all.
All-mountain skiing or boarding means anything from big wide turns, challenging bumps, big air and floaty pow. When moving through such varied terrain the Freecline needs to create a solid fit and keep the load close to your center of gravity. And that’s down to the comfortable deuter Alpine back system with ergonomic shoulder straps, 2-way adjustable sternum strap and wrap-around hip fins.
Quick access to extra layers or snacks in the main compartment, a well-organized and easy-to-access emergency equipment compartment inside, and an intuitive system for attaching skis or a snowboard make the Freecline a practical backcountry companion - especially when things get serious and safety equipment needs to be accessed fast.
Backsystem
ALPINE
Good Ventilation
thanks to channels between the back padding, covered in breathable mesh fabric.
Compact fit
thanks to the body-hugging ergonomics of the back padding and carry system.
The benefits
The solid, secure fit makes it easier to maintain balance, even in challenging terrain, and make controlled movements. The ergonomics and reliable ventilation also add to the carrying comfort.
ALPINE SYSTEM
Certificates
ClimatePartner certified product
By increasingly adopting materials and technologies for our collections that have a smaller carbon footprint, we are taking positive steps toward reducing our CO² emissions. But despite our greatest efforts, it’s impossible not to generate any emissions at all. And so, we’ve teamed up with ClimatePartner to offset all unavoidable CO² emissions. From now on, when a deuter product is bought, the volume of emissions released by the manufacture and transportation of it will be compensated for through voluntary offsetting and targeted investment in select social and climate protection projects. More information.
Green Button certified product
The Green Button is a government-run certification label for sustainable textiles. Everyone who aims to purchase socially and environmentally sustainable clothes should look out for the Green Button. There is currently no other label like the Green Button. It demands that mandatory standards are met to protect people and the environment. A total of 46 stringent social and environmental criteria must be met, covering a wide spectrum from wastewater to forced labour. Read more information here.
Made without PFAS
This product has been manufactured by deuter without the use of per- and polyfluorinated chemicals with the aim of reducing reliance on substances that are harmful to the environment and health.
PFAS are used, among other things, as a waterproofing finish due to their water, dirt and grease-repellent properties.
deuter now uses an environmentally friendly DWR (Durable Water Repellent) finish that is harmless to human and animal health.
Recycled fabric
This model was made from recycled materials.
bluesign® product
Consumer products that carry the bluesign® product label conform to the strict safety and environmental requirements of the bluesign® system criteria. The textiles and accessories used to manufacture the products with the bluesign® approved label are produced in a way that saves valuable resources and has a minimum impact on people and the environment.
