Guide 34+6 Black
Mountaineering backpack - Men's -
Home delivery from 07/08/2026
60 days to change your mind
No subject to promotional offersThe Guide 34+6 Black is a mountaineering backpack from the brand Deuter with a capacity of 34 litres, which can be expanded by up to 6 litres.
Designed for discerning adventurers, this rucksack combines strength with practicality thanks to its back system ALPINE , which ensures excellent stability and optimal support on technical terrain. It incorporates recycled materials such as 210D Polyamide and recycled 120D Polyamide, thereby helping to reduce its environmental impact.
Versatile, it is compatible with a hydration system and offers a range of carrying options: poles, ice axes, skis and helmets can be easily attached, whilst its ergonomic shoulder straps and removable back padding ensure lasting comfort. It’s practical and also features a compartment for wet clothes, Zipped pockets and side compression straps to adjust the volume.
The Guide 34+6 is the ideal companion for your alpine expeditions, combining performance, comfort and environmental responsibility.
- Removable back padding
- Ergonomic shoulder straps
- One-handed buckle on the chest strap
- Hip stabilisers with Zipped pockets
- Position adjustment straps
- Outer flap pocket
- Key ring clip
- Interior compartment for wet clothes
- Side compression straps
- Rope binding
- 4 binding loops
- Glasses clip
- Carrying handle
- Signal whistle
- Safety instructions
Dimensions : 66 x 29 x 24 cm
Composition :
- Recycled 210D Polyamide
- Recycled 120D Polyamide
- Recycled polyester
| DEUTER ALPINE | The back system ALPINE combines stability, security and load control: essential features when concentration is key on difficult terrain. Thanks to the ergonomic polyethylene back panel with a stitched spring steel frame, the bag retains its shape, regardless of the weight of the load. The result: greater comfort and stability, whilst maintaining its light weight! The side compression straps also keep the bag’s weight as close as possible to the centre of gravity. |
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