Freerider Pro 32+ SL - Womens
$215.96
$269.95Save $53.99 (20%)
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About this product
The Deuter Freerider Pro 32+ SL is a women-specific freeride ski touring backpack built for backcountry days that demand both organization and safety readiness. Its primary fabric is 420D PA Ripstop TPU, with a secondary 330D PA 6.6 Ripstop construction, and the entire pack is PFAS free. At 32 liters with volume expansion capability, it measures 56 x 35 x 18 cm and weighs 1,260 g, making it a capable yet manageable load carrier. The SL fit accommodates back lengths of 38 to 48 cm and body heights of 158 to 178 cm, with a recommended carry load of 6 to 10 kg. Structural support comes from Delrin U-frames, load adjustment straps, a hip fin with loops, and an adjustable sternum belt. Avalanche readiness is addressed through a reinforced safety compartment sized for both a shovel blade and handle. Gear attachment options include an ice axe attachment, A-Frame ski fixation, and a helmet mount. Additional practical touches include zipped back access, an elasticated inner compartment for wet gear or a 3.0-liter hydration reservoir, a glasses stow system on the shoulder strap, a valuables pocket, and an SOS label.
- Category
- Backpacks & Bags
- Brand
- Deuter
- Material
- *420D PA Ripstop TPU
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- Size
- * Dimensions: 56 x 35 x 18 cm / 22 x 13.8 x 7.1 in
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Deuter Freerider Pro 32+ SL for its excellent carrying comfort, crediting the women-specific SL fit (shorter back length, S-shaped shoulder straps, and conical hip fins) with keeping the pack stable and close to the body even on steep terrain. The expandable roll-top closure, dedicated avalanche safety compartment, rear panel access, and versatile ski and snowboard carry options are frequently highlighted as standout features. The durable, snow-resistant fabric and thoughtful organization (goggle holder, wet-gear pocket, hydration compatibility) also earn consistent praise. The most common criticism is that the pack runs small for taller women, with the back length potentially feeling short at the upper end of the recommended height range. Some users also note the interior lining could be more durable with heavy use.
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