Rotsoord 25+5
Bike backpack
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€160.00
- Weight
- 1180 g
- Backpack volume
- 25 liters
- Dimensions
- 52 / 30 / 19 (L x W x D) cm
- Recommended load
- 4-7 kg
€160.00
€160.00
It can be a jungle out there in the city streets – so keeping your balance is key. But it’s hard work too. So having a backpack that keeps the load close to your center of gravity and offers superior ventilation across the back is paramount. And the Rotsoord does just that, thanks to the effective combination of comfortable deuter Airstripes back system with reduced contact surface, Air Spacer mesh covering the back system, ergonomic, perforated shoulder straps and hip fins, and adjustable sternum strap. Inside, there’s ample space for work documents or your shopping and the volume can also be extended. With helmet attachment clips, a detachable rain cover and reflective detailing for added visibility.
Features
- 2-way adjustable sternum strap
- Ergonomically padded shoulder straps
- Stowable hip fins
- Mesh hip fins
- Lid compartment
- Zip-around expansion section on the front
- Side smartphone pocket
- Front pocket
- Inside compartment to keep your valuables safe
- Document compartment
- Laptop compartment up to 15 inch
- Helmet attachment clips
- Removable rain cover
- Reflectors for better visibility
- Airstripes back system
- 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 Rotsoord 25+5
A range of internal compartments keep a laptop and documents securely stowed, and there’s easily space for your shopping too. And gym clothes can go in the separate expansion compartment on the front. (Capacity expands by a full 5 liters).
Sudden changes in direction, turning left, turning right, overtaking – the city streets can require your full focus, so keeping your balance is key. That’s why it’s important to keep the weight of the load close to your center of gravity. And why bike-specific details like the comfortable Airstripes back system, ergonomic shoulder straps, adjustable sternum strap and wrap-around hip fins are so important.
The reduced contact surface of the Airstripes back system, the new Air Spacer mesh covering, and the perforated shoulder straps and hip fins ensure maximum airflow on your daily commute. So you won’t turn up at work with a sweat-soaked shirt.
Backsystem
AIRSTRIPES
Secure fit
thanks to the streamlined ergonomics of the back padding and carry system.
Effective airflow
thanks to reduced contact surface of the back padding with special ventilation channels between them and breathable 3D mesh.
The benefits
The compact fit gives it stability, preventing load wobble over rough terrain. The padding with ventilation channels also has minimized contact surface, generating airflow across 80% of the back.
AIRSTRIPES SYSTEM
Certificates
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.
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2 reviews
6 August 2024 10:55
I've used this backpack for roughly a year now for commuting in Ireland (Yes its very rain resostant) My commute is small 8km with a decent climb but sometimes extend it to 20km particularly on my way home. I pack it with my laptop change of close a pump and deodorant. 2x mobile phones keys badges. I can hang my helmet and glasses on ot. I've even put my size 10 (44 eu size) safety boots in it) It's terrific at keeping my back dry even when I push on the bike and ive used it on longer rides a couple of times 70-100km including 2000m of climbs where its remained comfortable. It is more comute orientated though and if I needed a bag for touring Id probobly get another Deuter bag designed for that purpose. As a comuter backpack when you need to bring a laptop and change of clothes it'd terrific. There's a place for everything and it's very well laid out. It it was stolen in the morning I'd replace it with the same.
6 March 2024 09:03
This is a good pack for general use and short commutes however, there are a few flaws that don't give the bag a full 5-star rating. Starting with the good, it is nice and spacious with a nice bucket-style opening. there are some nice dividers inside to help organise your items. an odd feature is the front zip which allows you to expand the bag a little and has a separated/isolated storage compartment (ideally to store a pair of shoes). there is also a stretch mesh pouch at the front that I normally throw my sweaty gym clothes into (it is not inside the bag and therefore, exposed to the open air). the bag is comfortable to carry and has a nice secure fit when cycling or on general day-to-day excursions. It also has a nice feature to tuck away the waist straps if you don't want to use them or make the bag look tidier. the build and feel of the bag feel sturdy and the material reminds me of a tough denim-like texture which gives me confidence in the longevity. the bag has a flat frame on the back which keeps the bag upright shape even when emptied. as stated, there are some flaws which hold it back from being a great backpack and I think they are fairly easy fixes for the next iteration/have a separate internal side pocket which would be nice). the top pouch is unnecessarily small which I think could have been closer to the full size of the lid. the side pocket pouch which is designed to fit a phone is too small to fit large phones and would be better suited for keys (it's also a tight fit, and needs to be a bit larger again)! Smaller flaws in my opinion are the size of the bag handle by the lid of the bag is extremely tight and practically impossible to use unless your fingers are smaller than paper. I hope Deuter takes this opinion into account for the next version as it's overall a great pack that I would recommend.