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wieviel liter sollte ein wanderrucksack haben

wieviel liter sollte ein wanderrucksack haben Steinwood Trekkingrucksack 70L

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wieviel liter sollte ein wanderrucksack haben Steinwood Trekkingrucksack 70LPREMIUM QUALITT: Im Gegensatz zu den meisten Backpacks besteht der Backpacking Rucksack aus hochwertigem Nylon, welches extrem robust, reifest, wasserfest, pflegeleicht und viele weitere positive Eigenschaften vorweist. TRAGEKOMFORT: Schone Deinen Rcken! Breit gepolsterte Schultergurte in S Form, sowie ein innovatives, atmungsaktives Rckensystem welches sich perfekt an Ihre Schulterbreite und Rckenlnge anpassen lsst, sorgen fr optimalen Komfort.

PREMIUM QUALITÄT: Im Gegensatz zu den meisten Backpacks besteht der Backpacking-Rucksack aus hochwertigem Nylon, welches extrem robust, reißfest, wasserfest, pflegeleicht und viele weitere positive Eigenschaften vorweist.

TRAGEKOMFORT: Schone Deinen Rücken! Breit gepolsterte Schultergurte in S-Form, sowie ein innovatives, atmungsaktives Rückensystem welches sich perfekt an Ihre Schulterbreite und Rückenlänge anpassen lässt, sorgen für optimalen Komfort.

MULTIFUNKTIONAL: Der Trekkingrucksack lässt sich komplett von vorne öffnen und super bequem wie ein Koffer packen. Ein separates Trockenfach bietet Platz für Schmutzwäsche oder einen Schlafsack. Außerdem bietet er diverse Verstaumöglichkeiten im Front- und Seitenbereich, sowie Beckengurt.

SCHLICHTES DESIGN: Unser Trekkingrucksack besticht durch seine simple Optik und große Funktionalität. Er verfügt über diverse Kompressionsriemen, eine Regenschutz-Hülle und ein Trink-System.

Alle Vorteile im Überblick:

✔ Frontzugriff sorgt für ein einfaches Packen
✔ Viele Einstellmöglichkeiten für Körpergrößen von 165 - 200 cm
✔ Mehrere Kompressionsriemen
✔ Separates Trockenfach & Regenschutz im Kopfteil
✔ Viele kleine praktische Verstaumöglichkeiten
✔ Breite gepolsterte S-Förmige Schultergurte
✔ Atmungsaktives Rückensystem
✔ Vorbereitung für Trinksystem & Trinkschlauch Halter
✔ Schlaufen zum Fixieren von Wanderstöcken & Equipment

Produktparameter:

Kapazität: 70 Liter
Gewicht: 2 Kg
Maße:  68  x 34,5 x 25 cm

Artikelnummer: 92591


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