Deuter Attack review
Freakish in both look and feel, the Attack is one of those products that only feels right when you’re riding. Thankfully, we were able to spend enough time riding with it to realise that it’s actually a very stable, confidence-inspiring thing to have on your back when things get hairy. It does a good job of hauling a limited amount of gear, and though it doesn’t include dedicated space for a bladder, we housed a three litre one in the main compartment, running the hose through the zip without any problems.
Freakish in both look and feel, the Attack is one of those products that only feels right when you’re riding. Thankfully, we were able to spend enough time riding with it to realise that it’s actually a very stable, confidence-inspiring thing to have on your back when things get hairy. It does a good job of hauling a limited amount of gear, and though it doesn’t include dedicated space for a bladder, we housed a three litre one in the main compartment, running the hose through the zip without any problems.
Product Specifications
Product
| Name | Attack Backpack |
| Brand | Deuter |
| Available Colours | Black Orange Yellow |
| Closure Mechanism | Straps Zip |
| Pocket Types | Stash |
| Description | comes equipped with strap compressible attachment flaps |
| Capacity | 5 |
| Features | Shield Backsystem. Gear storage wings. Front stash pocket. Stow-away full face helmet holder. Accepts 3 Liter Streamer. Large main storage compartment. Extra large hip fins for stability |
| Pockets Description | big side zip pocket and a small top zip pocket |
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