Guide 34+8
$236.00
$295.00Save $59.00 (20%)
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About this product
The Deuter Guide 34+8 is a technical alpine backpack built for mountaineering and multi-day climbing objectives. It carries a total volume of 34 plus 8 liters and measures 68 x 29 x 26 cm, weighing 1,180 g. The shell is constructed from durable 420D PA FD RIPS nylon, and the pack is sized to fit back lengths of 44 to 54 cm, making it suitable for body heights of roughly 170 to 195 cm. A recommended load range of 6 to 12 kg is supported by a flexible, removable Delrin U-shaped frame that distributes weight evenly across the back. The height-adjustable, detachable lid includes a pocket and key clip, while a J-shaped front zipper opening provides broad access to the main compartment. Mobile ECL hip fins with zippered pockets and gear loops adapt to individual ergonomics, and the detachable padded hip fins keep the pack versatile on technical terrain. Additional mountain-specific details include an ice axe attachment, stowable rope strap, docking loops for a helmet holder, side compression straps compatible with a sleep mat, a glasses stow system on the shoulder strap, a precision-adjustable sternum strap with whistle buckle, and hydration compatibility.
- Category
- Backpacks & Bags
- Brand
- Deuter
- Material
- *420D PA FD RIPS
- Color
- Select Options to See Availability
- Size
- * Dimensions: 68 x 29 x 26 cm
- Volume
- 34 + 8 L
- Weight
- 1180 g
- Dimensions
- 68 x 29 x 26 cm
- Back Length
- 44-54 cm
- Body Height
- 170-195 cm
- Recommended Load
- 6 - 12 kg
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Deuter Guide 34+8 for its close-fitting Alpine back system, which keeps the load near the body's center of gravity and delivers impressive stability on technical terrain. The modular design earns frequent applause: the removable lid, detachable hip fins, and stowable rope strap let users strip weight for fast and light objectives. The J-shaped front zip for quick main-compartment access and the comprehensive gear attachment points (ice axe loops, helmet holder, rope strap) are highlighted as genuinely useful in the field. Durability of the hard-wearing ripstop materials is also widely noted. The most common criticism is limited breathability on the back panel, with users noting heat buildup during warmer or lower-altitude outings. A minority of users feel the current construction is lighter than older Guide models, which can disappoint those seeking a heavier-duty workhorse for very demanding loads.
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