Deuter makes 4 backpacks in our database, ranked below by GearScore, our data-driven overall rating. The Aircontact Core 60+10 leads at 67. The lightest is the Aircontact Ultra 50+5 at 2.8 lb, and the biggest hauler is the Aircontact Core 60+10, rated to 44 lb. Prices run from $230 to $300.
| Product | GearScore (Default) | Type | Weight | Capacity | Load | Denier | Price | Frame | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 67 | Expedition | 5 lb 2 oz | 60 L | 44 lb | 500 D | $300 | Internal | |
2 | 62 | Backpacking | 3 lb 10 oz | 50 L | 33 lb | 140 D | $230 | Internal | |
3 | 62 | Backpacking | 2 lb 13 oz | 50 L | 33 lb | n/s | $250 | Internal | |
4 | 59 | Backpacking | 4 lb 8 oz | 50 L | 33 lb | 210 D | $255 | Internal |
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This page ranks every Deuter backpack we track, scored on published specs, not opinions. GearScore rewards low weight, rated load-carry, and durability once a pack has enough volume for its class. You can re-weight any of those factors, or sort and filter the whole field, on the full backpack comparison.
We currently track 4 Deuter backpacks, all ranked above by GearScore. We add models as they are released and re-verify specs by model year.
By GearScore, the Deuter Aircontact Core 60+10 ranks first at 67. That is the default, data-weighted rating; re-weight it to your own priorities on the full comparison and the order can change.
The Deuter Aircontact Ultra 50+5 at 2.8 lb, the lightest Deuter backpack in our data.