German pack producer Deuter has launched the Hiline, a brand new mountain bike hydration pack that includes 3D-printed backbone safety know-how. The pack is particularly designed for enduro mountain biking, the place crashes are thought-about a part of the game. Deuter, which has been producing packs since 1898, developed this mannequin with enter from their skilled crew together with former downhill champion Marcus Klausmann.
The Hiline incorporates a brand new again safety system created by means of a partnership with polymer specialist Oechsler. This method makes use of 3D-printed, open-cell construction EPU (Expanded Polyurethane) rather than conventional foam pads. Based on Deuter, this design selection improves breathability whereas decreasing total weight.
Out there in two sizes, the Hiline presents both 8-liter or 14-liter capability choices. Each variations embody vest-style shoulder straps, adjustable elastic sternum strap, waist belt, and may accommodate hydration techniques as much as 3 liters. Extra options embody a cell phone pocket, pump attachment, full-face helmet holder, and glasses storage system.
The packs are manufactured following a number of environmental and moral requirements. Deuter notes the Hiline is made with out PFAS chemical compounds and carries bluesign®, Inexperienced Button, and ClimatePartner certifications. Every pack additionally comes with a two-year guarantee.
The Hiline is at present out there within the UK market priced at £275.00 for the 8-liter model and £285.00 for the 14-liter mannequin. Each will be bought by means of Deuter’s UK web site. The corporate has not but made these packs out there within the U.S. market.
Supply: bikerumor.com
