Freerider 30

Name: Freerider 30
Brand: Deuter
Price: 175.96 CAD
Availability: InStock

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About this product

The Deuter Freerider 30 is a 30-liter winter backcountry pack built for skiers and snowboarders who need reliable organization and quick access to safety gear. Its primary fabric is 330D PA Ripstop, with 210D PA Ripstop used for secondary panels, and the construction is PFAS free. The pack weighs 1,000 g (2 lb 3.2 oz) and measures 54 x 34 x 18 cm, fitting back lengths of 44 to 54 cm and body heights of 170 to 195 cm, with a recommended load range of 4 to 8 kg. Delrin U-frames provide structure, while hip fins with loops, an adjustable sternum belt, and load adjustment straps keep the fit dialed in. A reinforced safety compartment holds a shovel blade and handle separately for fast emergency retrieval, and the A-frame ski fixation system doubles as compression straps. The zipped back-panel entry keeps the carry system dry and snow-free. Additional features include an ice axe attachment, helmet holder loops, a glasses stow system, an SOS label, and compatibility with a 3.0-liter hydration system.

Category: Backpacks & Bags
Brand: Deuter
Material: *330D PA Ripstop
Color: Select Options to See Availability
Size: * Dimensions: 54 x 34 x 18 cm / 21.2 x 13.4 x 7.1 in

What people are saying

Reviewers consistently praise the Deuter Freerider 30 for its exceptional build quality, comfortable carry system, and thoughtful feature set. The padded hip belt, ergonomic shoulder straps, and back panel are frequently highlighted for keeping the pack stable and close to the body during active skiing and touring. The rear clamshell opening, dedicated avalanche compartment, and versatile ski and snowboard carry options (A-frame, diagonal, and vertical) earn repeated compliments. Durability is a consistent strong point, with users noting the reinforced materials hold up well over seasons of use. The most common criticisms are fit issues for taller or longer-torso riders, a pack height that some find bulky, and minor organizational frustrations such as a compression strap that can block the avalanche compartment zipper and an internal pocket that is difficult to access when the pack is full. A few users also note the 30L feels smaller than expected in practice.