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product_id: 503705127
title: "Deuter Futura 32 Hiking Backpack"
brand: "deuter"
price: "€ 554.98"
currency: EUR
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# Water-resistant fabric keeps gear dry Elastic spring steel frame for perfect load transfer Aircomfort mesh-back for 25% less sweat Deuter Futura 32 Hiking Backpack

**Brand:** deuter
**Price:** € 554.98
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎒 Elevate your day hikes with breathable comfort and smart design — don’t just carry gear, own the trail!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Deuter Futura 32 Hiking Backpack by deuter
- **How much does it cost?** € 554.98 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.gr](https://www.desertcart.gr/products/503705127-deuter-futura-32-hiking-backpack)

## Best For

- deuter enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted deuter brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Breathe Easy, Hike Hard:** Aircomfort mesh-back system maximizes ventilation to keep you cool and dry on every trail.
- • **Stay Hydrated, Stay Ahead:** Compatible hydration system attachment keeps water within easy reach for peak performance.
- • **Weather-Ready, Without the Flap:** Water-resistant materials protect your gear while maintaining a sleek, lightweight design for urban or wild escapes.
- • **Effortless Load, All Day Comfort:** Elastic spring steel frame and Active Comfort Fit Back System ensure perfect weight distribution and customizable fit.
- • **Smart Storage, Organized Adventure:** Multiple compartments including a separate bottom section and padded hip pockets keep essentials accessible and secure.

## Overview

The Deuter Futura 32 is a lightweight, 32-litre hiking backpack designed for sporty day hikes. Featuring the Aircomfort mesh-back system, it reduces back sweat by up to 25% for enhanced comfort. Its elastic spring steel frame and Active Comfort Fit Back System provide excellent load transfer and a customizable fit. The pack includes multiple compartments, padded hip flaps with zipped pockets, and a hydration system attachment. Water-resistant fabric protects your gear, making it ideal for both urban commuting and outdoor adventures.

## Description

The lightweight and functional hiking backpack is ideal for sporty day hikes: The Aircomfort back system is super comfortable and ensures maximum ventilation on the back with the new mesh. This means: up to 25% less sweating and thus higher performance. If your clothes do get wet, they can dry quickly in the elastic and air-permeable front pocket during the hike.

Review: Fantastic quality - Absolutely fantastic. Deuter quality - perfect in every detail. Very comfortable.
Review: The "Bean Counters" ruined the brand and they never road tested the final product. - It was one of my opinions that Deuter was a top brand regards back packs along side the likes of Osprey but no more. I can only conclude the company's "bean counters" hacked it, certainly this model; it is a cost-cut too far and now it is merely OK instead of really good pack. 40+ years in exploration industry with 2-5 months tours of duty in the deserts or offshore on vessels meant I have been continually studying luggage and back packs, buy them, and put them through their paces. It all started in the late 70's with Karrimor and Berghaus but they seemed to have given up this market certainly the top end. The following decade tried a few other brands including Alpine Lowe (and LowePro for photo gear) before settling on Osprey for most of the last 15 years. Eventually got annoyed having my arms chaffed by Osprey's tendency to put pockets at the hip belt. What a stupid place to put a pocket as that cause chaffing. If I wanted to have a pocket there I would put a molle style pouch(es) such that they could slide out of the way of my swinging arms. Must have gone through 15 pieces of rolling luggage and similar number of back packs or varying sizes in about 40 years but still could quite find the perfect one for most requirements. So decided to give Deuter 50+10 Futura a go. This was model dating to around 2017 when I bought it in 2021. Loved it so much that I bought another one straight away because the first one will eventually wear out and I didn't want to take another few years to search for its replacement. This is more or less the reason for buying Futura 32 in 2024. I wanted to go through kissing gates across foot paths rather than having to climb over them. At a push one could walk through these gates with the 50+10 still being worn but with difficulty thus often climb over them instead. Also I want a pack when travelling on oublic transport but cut down the number of times I accidentally bump into people. Decided to have a pack similar design to 50+10 but smaller hence the Futura 32. The Futura 32 met all my specifications except 1 important design feature. There Is NO rain flap protection for the zips. Since rainproof / waterproof zips have been used on top flight Goretex jackets for the past 2 decades I may just about accept that if the zips were rainproof but they are not, just ordinary zips. For the sake of perhaps £2 extra for each of the two zips Deuter would have had a great back pack but the penny pinching has gone just too far so now this pack is merely OK rather than great. The pack may be ok for commuting but I wouldn't recommend a youngster use it for their Duke Of Edinburgh's Expeditions. I remember from my first Bronze in the 7-'s to the last Gold award expeditions, they all have rainy days, expecially the Pennine Way for the Gold. No way can I recommend this one. By all means put it on the shortlist to consider if you find it on desertcart at a good price because it is otherwise very comfortable, stable, well sewn together (I won't say well made due to the zips). One other minor complaint is the side mesh pockets are too short. I prefer hot drink so I don't use the bladder pocket for water bladder. The side pockets are just about tall enough for Stanley 350ml insulated cup / flask but there is risk of a 470ml Thermos falling out as this size of flask protrudes too far out of the pockets. Sure there is a rain cover but I hate those. Only ever tried to use it once but it made horrendous flapping noise in the winds. I go outdoors to enjoy, among other things, hearing birds singing not flapping noises. So in my book using rain flap or waterproof zips is a definite must in the design. By the way this Futura 32 is the first pack I ever had in 45 years which doesn't have decent rain protection; all the ohters in the past have rain protection flaps. Downgraded to only 3 stars. After using this 32 litre pack a few more times I have to downgrade it even more. This pack chaffs my arms between elbow and wrist. The adjusters for the hip belt are located at the hip fins. I don't know why Deuter re-invented the wheel but they did; other manufacturers just allow the adjustment at the centre of the belt where the two halves come together (and excess strap left is put through a loop to keep it out of the way). No, Deuter thought better by having adjusters located at the hip fins. Well, stupidly, they could not have tried walking with the pack for themselves. At the hip is where our skeletons are wide (not as wide as shoulders but wide none the less). Then Deuter add a hip fin of a few cm and on top of that add the plastic adjustment buckle there = just a cm or two just too wide. As I walk I don't purposely swing my arms but pendulum effect invariably means that arms do swing and most times touches these adjustment buckles ! Of course you wouldn't notice if you were "Nordic Walking" with two walking poles but that is not my style of walking and I wouldn't be carrying poles if I were to use public transport. When walking I want to build up and maintain the muscles of the legs so I just use a walking stick for traversing steep sloping ground oherwise the stick is being swing by the arms also when traversing ground less steep. This chaffing was never a problem with the earlier edition of the 50+10 litre pack; and I reckon it's because the hip fins are longer such that when the hip belt is fully engaged, the adjusters (also located on the hip fins) end up closer to the centre of ones body and therefore out of the way of swinging arms. OK I have been able to tolerate this annoyance the first couple miles of a walk but certainly by the 4th mile it becomes much worse than mere annoyance.

## Features

- Maximum ventilation thanks to the Aircomfort mesh-back system provides the best wearing comfort. Perfect load transfer to the hip supports with elastic spring steel frame
- The Active Comfort Fit Back System supports wearing comfort with its movable shoulder straps, whilst also providing a dimensionally stable design
- Hydration system attachment (compatible with deuter Streamer 3.0, not included)
- Padded hip flaps with two zipped pockets and spacious top pockets
- Separate bottom compartment
- Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B097Q2TY45 |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Backpack Design | Framed Backpack |
| Best Sellers Rank | 52,328 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) 414 in Internal Frame Camping & Hiking Backpacks |
| Brand Name | Deuter |
| Care instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Closure Type | Buckle |
| Colour | Reef-ink |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 577 Reviews |
| Embellishment Feature | Cord |
| Fabric Type | 210D PA RECYCLED, 600D PES |
| Fit Type | Compression |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 04046051134215 |
| Included Components | Backpack |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 30D x 65W x 20H centimetres |
| Item Shape | Rectangular |
| Item Type Name | Hiking backpack |
| Item Weight | 1440 Grams |
| Lining Description | Nylon |
| Manufacturer | deuter |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 3400821-1358 |
| Material Type | Nylon, Polyester |
| Material composition | 210D Pa recycled, 600D Pes |
| Model Name | Futura 32 |
| Model Number | 3400821 |
| Number Of Pockets | 3 |
| Number of Compartments | 3 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Lightweight |
| Outer Material Type | Nylon or Polyester |
| Pattern | Single |
| Pocket Description | Utility Pocket |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Product Style | Modern |
| Product Warranty | 2 Year Manufacturer Guarantee |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Sport |
| School Type | High School |
| Shell Type | Soft Shell |
| Size | 32 L |
| Sport Type | outdoors |
| Storage Volume | 32 litres |
| Strap Type | nylon or polyester suspenders |
| Subject Character | Sporty |
| Theme | Hiking |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |

## Images

![Deuter Futura 32 Hiking Backpack - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/91eHvnkGg9L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fantastic quality
*by J***A on 31 May 2023*

Absolutely fantastic. Deuter quality - perfect in every detail. Very comfortable.

### ⭐⭐⭐ The "Bean Counters" ruined the brand and they never road tested the final product.
*by E***R on 29 April 2024*

It was one of my opinions that Deuter was a top brand regards back packs along side the likes of Osprey but no more. I can only conclude the company's "bean counters" hacked it, certainly this model; it is a cost-cut too far and now it is merely OK instead of really good pack. 40+ years in exploration industry with 2-5 months tours of duty in the deserts or offshore on vessels meant I have been continually studying luggage and back packs, buy them, and put them through their paces. It all started in the late 70's with Karrimor and Berghaus but they seemed to have given up this market certainly the top end. The following decade tried a few other brands including Alpine Lowe (and LowePro for photo gear) before settling on Osprey for most of the last 15 years. Eventually got annoyed having my arms chaffed by Osprey's tendency to put pockets at the hip belt. What a stupid place to put a pocket as that cause chaffing. If I wanted to have a pocket there I would put a molle style pouch(es) such that they could slide out of the way of my swinging arms. Must have gone through 15 pieces of rolling luggage and similar number of back packs or varying sizes in about 40 years but still could quite find the perfect one for most requirements. So decided to give Deuter 50+10 Futura a go. This was model dating to around 2017 when I bought it in 2021. Loved it so much that I bought another one straight away because the first one will eventually wear out and I didn't want to take another few years to search for its replacement. This is more or less the reason for buying Futura 32 in 2024. I wanted to go through kissing gates across foot paths rather than having to climb over them. At a push one could walk through these gates with the 50+10 still being worn but with difficulty thus often climb over them instead. Also I want a pack when travelling on oublic transport but cut down the number of times I accidentally bump into people. Decided to have a pack similar design to 50+10 but smaller hence the Futura 32. The Futura 32 met all my specifications except 1 important design feature. There Is NO rain flap protection for the zips. Since rainproof / waterproof zips have been used on top flight Goretex jackets for the past 2 decades I may just about accept that if the zips were rainproof but they are not, just ordinary zips. For the sake of perhaps £2 extra for each of the two zips Deuter would have had a great back pack but the penny pinching has gone just too far so now this pack is merely OK rather than great. The pack may be ok for commuting but I wouldn't recommend a youngster use it for their Duke Of Edinburgh's Expeditions. I remember from my first Bronze in the 7-'s to the last Gold award expeditions, they all have rainy days, expecially the Pennine Way for the Gold. No way can I recommend this one. By all means put it on the shortlist to consider if you find it on Amazon at a good price because it is otherwise very comfortable, stable, well sewn together (I won't say well made due to the zips). One other minor complaint is the side mesh pockets are too short. I prefer hot drink so I don't use the bladder pocket for water bladder. The side pockets are just about tall enough for Stanley 350ml insulated cup / flask but there is risk of a 470ml Thermos falling out as this size of flask protrudes too far out of the pockets. Sure there is a rain cover but I hate those. Only ever tried to use it once but it made horrendous flapping noise in the winds. I go outdoors to enjoy, among other things, hearing birds singing not flapping noises. So in my book using rain flap or waterproof zips is a definite must in the design. By the way this Futura 32 is the first pack I ever had in 45 years which doesn't have decent rain protection; all the ohters in the past have rain protection flaps. Downgraded to only 3 stars. After using this 32 litre pack a few more times I have to downgrade it even more. This pack chaffs my arms between elbow and wrist. The adjusters for the hip belt are located at the hip fins. I don't know why Deuter re-invented the wheel but they did; other manufacturers just allow the adjustment at the centre of the belt where the two halves come together (and excess strap left is put through a loop to keep it out of the way). No, Deuter thought better by having adjusters located at the hip fins. Well, stupidly, they could not have tried walking with the pack for themselves. At the hip is where our skeletons are wide (not as wide as shoulders but wide none the less). Then Deuter add a hip fin of a few cm and on top of that add the plastic adjustment buckle there = just a cm or two just too wide. As I walk I don't purposely swing my arms but pendulum effect invariably means that arms do swing and most times touches these adjustment buckles ! Of course you wouldn't notice if you were "Nordic Walking" with two walking poles but that is not my style of walking and I wouldn't be carrying poles if I were to use public transport. When walking I want to build up and maintain the muscles of the legs so I just use a walking stick for traversing steep sloping ground oherwise the stick is being swing by the arms also when traversing ground less steep. This chaffing was never a problem with the earlier edition of the 50+10 litre pack; and I reckon it's because the hip fins are longer such that when the hip belt is fully engaged, the adjusters (also located on the hip fins) end up closer to the centre of ones body and therefore out of the way of swinging arms. OK I have been able to tolerate this annoyance the first couple miles of a walk but certainly by the 4th mile it becomes much worse than mere annoyance.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 登山のジレンマで、早く登りたいが頑張ると汗をかきすぎる、という問題の解決策
*by T***N on 8 June 2026*

登山のジレンマで、早く登りたいが頑張ると汗をかきすぎる、という問題があります。このバックパックでは汗をかきにくく、また汗をかいた後の休憩後に背負っても冷たく感じたりベタ付いたりはしません。 公式には 25% 発汗を抑制との事ですが、実際にも効果はそれ位かなと感じました。 腰のヒップフィン（プルフォワードヒップベルト）でバックパックと体をしっかり固定できますが、夏はこのヒップフィンが若干暑い感じがします。 背中のメッシュが役割を果たしているように見えますが、実はスチールの堅い構造（スプリングスチールフレーム）があり、荷物をパンパンに詰めても形状を維持し、必ず背中との間に隙間ができるように設計されているためです。このスチールの骨の分、バックパック自体が重くはなってしまいます。 機能面やポケットの多さには特筆するところはありませんが、上の雨蓋部分にライトなどの重いものを入れると開け閉めが若干難しくなります。 やや縦長で、2気室で使っている場合は奥に入れた荷物は上から取り出す必要があります。 下側の気室は小さいので、傘や非常用のレインウェア類を入れています。

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