THE TRANS ALPINE SERIES

THE TRANS ALPINE SERIES

Whether for adventurous mountain bikers or professional trans alp bikers - the Trans Alpine series offers multi-day backpacks that fit perfectly and offer intelligent storage options, while the ventilated Airstripes back system ensures optimum ventilation.

Trans Alpine

For mountain bikers who want a bike backpack for multi-day rides that offers a solid fit, good back ventilation, and clever stow options.

Women's fit Recycled

Trans Alpine 28 SL

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Trans Alpine in Detail

Trans Alpine Features

Trans Alpine

RESOURCE-FRIENDLY MANUFACTURING

This bluesign® product uses body fabric made with recycled materials and components made using environmentally-friendly, resource-efficient manufacturing practices. It meets the Green Button standard, is climate neutral, PFAS free, and is a clear statement of our commitment to sustainability.

BIKE-SPECIFIC BACK SYSTEM FOR COMFORT AND STABILITY

The breathable Airstripes back system ensures good airflow across the back and a snug fit for technical trails, while the sternum strap and mesh hip fins hold the pack perfectly in place for zero load wobble.

CLEVER ORGANIZATION KEEPS EVERYTHING CLOSE AT HAND

Following years of product development and countless hours of practical experience with this spacious pack, the Trans Alpine now counts as one of the most sophisticated bike backpacks on the market and the number 1 choice for alpine traverses by mountain bike. The clever layout, with tool and pump compartments, for instance, plus a handy front stash pocket which can also accommodate a helmet, and a subdivided main compartment give this pack the kind of easy handling and clever organization you need on multi-day routes.

ALL BACKPACKS OF THE DEUTER TRANS ALPINE SERIES

Women's fit Recycled New color

Trans Alpine 22 SL

4 Color variants

€150.00

Choose color variant

Recycled

Trans Alpine 24

3 Color variants

€150.00

Choose color variant

Women's fit Recycled New color

Trans Alpine 28 SL

4 Color variants

€160.00

Choose color variant

Recycled

Trans Alpine 30

3 Color variants

€160.00

Choose color variant

Extra long Recycled

Trans Alpine 32 EL

1 Color variant

€180.00

Choose color variant

Trans Alpine Pro

For professional trans-alp bikers that value the perfect fit during all riding situtations as well as a functional distribution of pockets.

Trans Alpine Pro 26 SL

Trans Alpine Pro 28

Trans alpine pro in detail

Trans Alpine Pro

Carrying Guard

Reinforcement when bike needs to be carried: the upper shoulder straps and the back are reinforced with abrasion-proof and anti-slip material to allow the bike to be carried safely. The load adjustment straps are loosened to carry the bike.

SUPERIOR VENTILATION FOR A DRY BACK

The lightweight Airstripes back system with reduced contact surface and Air Spacer mesh ensures optimum air circulation, even on the most sweat-inducing ascents.

In perfect position

The sternum strap, with one-handed buckle operation, combine with the hip fins to hold the pack in perfect position.

clip on your helmet

and still have easy access to all compartments. With the fastening clips on the outside of the backpack, the helmet is no longer in the way when packing.

EFFECTIVE ORGANIZATION FOR FULL ADAPTABILITY

The clever pocket and compartment configuration, plus large organizer section keep all your gear well organized and easy to access. Handy, large-format hip fin pockets, plus side pockets are also practical for quick access to items you want close at hand.

Are you planning a new bike tour in alpine terrain soon?

Are you planning a new bike tour in alpine terrain soon?

Our expert tips for planning your tour

Good planning is half the battle. This also applies to bike tours. This Basecamp article is intended to serve as a guide for you. It supports you in the structured planning and execution of your tours. Clearly compiled basic know-how and checklists will help you to organize and carry out your dream tours. Last but not least, you will also minimize the safety risks on tour.

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