Deuter Access Pro 65 - Reiserucksack 68 cm (black)

Deuter Access Pro 65 - Reiserucksack 68 cm (black)

Marsoni

M251S

$120.14

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Deuter Access Pro 65 - Reiserucksack 68 cm (black)Der Deuter Access Pro 65 ist ein robuster Reiserucksack in klassischem Schwarz, der speziell fr lange Reisen konzipiert wurde und dabei nachhaltiges 100 % recyceltes Material verwendet. Contact Rckensystem sorgt fr maximalen Tragekomfort und optimale Belftung auch bei schwerem Gepck. Ergonomisch gepolsterte Schultertrger und Hftflossen entlasten Rcken und Schultern und ermglichen ein angenehmes Tragen ber Stunden. Durchdachte Fcheraufteilung inklusive

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012