DEUTER HYDRATION PACKS/BAGS
2012 Deuter Race EXP Air Hydration Pack
When we see EXP, we think "expedition." Uncharted territory, set e.mail on bounceback, set v.mail on not accepting messages; don't know when we'll be back. Better get the full complement of shots as maybe this time we'll end up in a place where we have to worry about Japanese Encephalitis. ...read more
2012 Deuter Race Air Lite Hydration Pack
Deuter decided that they didn't have a small-enough pack for those who like to go ultralight. So they created the Deuter Race Air Lite Hydration Pack. It has only 350 cubic inches of cargo space that includes a 3 liter reservoir. We've been stupid enough not to pack enough water on our ...read more
2012 Deuter Hydro Lite 2.0 Hydration Pack
Deuter ventures into the purely hydration pack arena with the Hydro Lite Line. The Deuter Hydrolite 2.0 Hydration Pack is under a pound and gives just enough space for a few essentials. Water is the essential. The pack has a small front pocket for pump, tools, and semi-valuables. There's even a ...read more
2012 Deuter Streamer 3.0 Reservoir
The Source Streamer 3.0 Reservoir will fit in any Deuter pack designed for three-liter reservoirs and many other hydration packs as well. Deuter has chosen not to make their own bladder, but source their bladder from Source, an Israeli company. Deuter has been working closely with Source to ...read more
2012 Deuter Streamer 2.0 Reservoir
The Source Streamer 2.0 Reservoir has a 2 liter capacity and will fit in any Deuter pack designed for two or three liter reservoirs and many other hydration packs as well. Deuter has chosen not to make their own bladder, but source their bladder from Source, an Israeli company. Deuter has been ...read more
2012 Deuter Streamer Thermo Bag
The Deuter Streamer Thermo Bag is a padded, zippered pouch lined with Mylar, of which the material reflective blankets are made. It's a little sleeping bag for the bladder which will keep hot and cool liquids in their preferred states longer. How much longer depends on the original ...read more
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