Backpacking-Rucksack deuter Aircontact Lite 65 + 10 Trekking

How to Use the Deuter Aircontact Lite 65 + 10 Backpack

Whether you’re embarking on a short hike or a multi-day trek, the Deuter Aircontact Lite 65 + 10 Backpack is designed to provide comfort and functionality. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to use this backpack:

1. Adjust the shoulder straps: Start by adjusting the shoulder straps to ensure a proper fit. Loosen or tighten them as necessary and make sure they are sitting comfortably on your shoulders.
2. Secure the waist belt: Fasten the waist belt around your hips and tighten it for added support. The waist belt helps distribute the weight of the backpack evenly, reducing strain on your back.
3. Organize your gear: Use the various compartments and pockets of the backpack to organize your gear. The Aircontact Lite 65 + 10 offers ample storage space, so take advantage of its features to keep your items easily accessible.
4. Adjust the back length: To ensure proper weight distribution, you can adjust the back length of the backpack. This is especially useful if you’re carrying a heavier load. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions on adjusting the back length.
5. Pack your essentials: Start by placing the heavier items closer to your back, near the bottom of the backpack. This helps with stability and balance. Then proceed to fill the remaining space with lighter items.
6. Secure and tighten the compression straps: Once your gear is packed, use the compression straps on the sides to secure and tighten the load. This helps to stabilize the backpack and prevent unnecessary movement.
7. Make use of external attachments: The Deuter Aircontact Lite 65 + 10 features external attachment points, such as gear loops and daisy chains. These are perfect for attaching additional gear or items that you may need quick access to.
8. Adjust the top lid: The top lid can be adjusted to accommodate extra gear, such as a sleeping bag or a tent. You can also remove the lid and use it as a small daypack for short excursions from your base camp.
9. Ensure proper weight distribution: Finally, before setting off on your trek, make sure the weight of the backpack is evenly distributed and sitting comfortably on your back. Make any necessary adjustments to the straps or load if needed.