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The Futura Pro 36 Black Graphite is a trekking backpack for men from Deuter.
Featuring a stretched mesh back combined with Aircomfort technology, this backpack offers maximum ventilation and reduces fluid loss by up to 25%. Thanks to its flexible steel frame, the back will return to its original position for long-lasting comfort, reinforced by VariFlex ECL hip fins that ensure good load distribution. You can also easily adjust the ActiveFit shoulder straps and the belt with Pull-Forward system.
This very practical model has several compartments, including an expandable compartment inside the bag for storing your wet things. It also contains numerous storage pockets, a removable waterproof cover, attachments for poles and ice axes, loops for attaching a helmet and is compatible with a 3L water pouch.
Another bonus: 50% of the yarn used for this bag is made from recycled materials.
Comfortable and ventilated, the Futura Pro 36is ideal for hikers looking for maximum comfort and ventilation over several days.


- Padded lumbar belt with two zipped pockets
- Optimum weight distribution with the flexible spring steel frame
- Adjustable straps with the ActiveFit system
- VariFlex ECL hip fins for even load distribution
- Pull-forward adjustable belt system
- Adjustment straps
- Adjustable chest strap
- 3 external pockets and a flap pocket
- Double compartment on the bottom
- Expandable inner compartment
- SOS label
- Attachment for 3L hydration system
- Removable rain cover
- compartment for valuables
- Ice axe and walking poles attachments
- Helmet attachment (accessory)
- Elastic front pocket
- Reflective details
- Keyring
Dimensions: 61 x 32 x 24cm
Recommended user height: 170 - 195 cm
Back length: 44 - 54 cm
Materials: 210D PA Recycled certified Bluesign® / 600D PES
| BACK DEUTER AIRCOMFORT SYSTEM | Even load distribution and stability ensure that the back remains relaxed, even on long hikes. Maximum Ventilation for the Back relieves blood circulation and conserves energy reserves. |