Description
Comfort on the trail or at the bus stop.
- Contoured shoulder straps with soft-edge fabric and a soft, padded back for comfort
- 3M reflective safety loop to increase driver awareness when your kid walks to school
- Chest strap with emergency whistle for quick access
- Name tag under lid in case your kid forgets the pack at school
- Not intended for kids under three
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Deuter Junior Backpack - Kids' - 1100cu in
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Great pack with caveats
ellie
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
This is our 5 yr old's go-to pack. Which means we use it for school, car camping, biking, travel. The main drawbacks I have are 2: when I took my son on his first camping trip, this pack just couldn't carry anything heavy (at all) for long- just no support for that kind of travel. Also, I'd happily use it as a biking pack- it'd be easy to stick a hole in for a hydration tube, and a pocket inside for a bladder- then presto- the all-in-one pack for a 3-6 yr old! Otherwise I really do use this all the time, either nearly empty for a brief excursion, or maxed out with all sorts of school things.
Is this waterproof/waterrepellant? Any...
loup4413
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Is this waterproof/waterrepellant? Any dimentions? Height? It looks small for a 6 yr old
Arthur Debowski
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It is lightly water repellent. 17" x 9.5" x 7.5"
Sorry, I posted in the comment instead of...
asianfreckles
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Sorry, I posted in the comment instead of the question section. I am looking for something to wear to an amusement park or when traveling instead of carrying a purse or a full size backpack. Are the straps long enough for a woman who wears a large women's t-shirt?
How do you know what size backpack to buy...
Deborah Bliss
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How do you know what size backpack to buy for your kids? my boys are 9 and 7 - both tall for their age, want to get the right size
Karl G.
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This size shouldbe fine. I would not go much smaller for boy's that age. With any luck, you can get about 3 years use out of your average pack. Not sure the boys will appreciate a pack with the word "junior" on the back, but I guess it depends on the boys and whether they get teased. Kids can be tricky. Good luck!
Is this backpack for ages 11-13?
Lynn Wolske
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Is this backpack for ages 11-13?
Thomas Ogasawara
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Sure, this size would accomodate that age range well.
Kirk Haskell
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Lynn,
I would be fine for that age . I would also suggest the Fox 30 from Deuter The Fx series is adjustabe and will grow with your child .
Fits Binders commonly Issued at School
Tim Cumbo
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3 years old and still loving it!
Pamela
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My 9 year old daughter has been using this bag (in blue) for three years as a school backpack and she still loves it. It's just now beginning to show wear in terms of dirt stains but absolutely no signs of wear to the fabric or latches. I love that it has 2 water bottle pockets and uses a draw string and snap latches rather than a zipper for the main compartment. My only wish was that is come in at least one "girl" color...although my daughter has never complained about carrying a blue bag.
Hello,
Is this bag waterproof or water...
tip4112360
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Hello,
Is this bag waterproof or water resistant?
Where is it made? USA?
thanks,
Jessica
Deuter Junior Backpack
Salleighfish
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carry handle
Deuter Junior Kids' Backpack
Salleighfish
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My two kids have been using this back pack (blue for my son, green for my daughter)since they were 4 and 5 years old. We have taken them on numerous hikes, camping trips, and treks around various cities, and two years later, the bags are still as good as new. When the bags get especially dirty, I launder them in the washing machine on the gentle cycle, with a bit of mild detergent. What I love most about the bag (besides the adorable factor)is how much it can hold for its size, and how non-bulky and light it is. The shoulder straps are well-padded to minimize complaints from my kids, and the chest strap helps keep the shoulder straps from sliding off narrow shoulders. The mesh side pockets are perfect for stowing 12-oz size Klean Kanteen bottles. I think Backcountry's price for the Deuter Junior backpack is really decent, and the bag is more than worth it.
great bag
rggge
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We got this bag for our 5 year old who was off to school. It has been a huge success. A couple of key features which make it wonderful for a small kid:
1-- The over-flap on top means it doesn't have a zipper. The zipper is the part on cheap kids' packs that always fails. Zippers are also hard for kids to operate.
2-- The sternum strap means that the pack stays on rounded kid shoulders which is critical if s/he actually plans to walk with it on.
3-- The straps adjust so easily, that I can loosen them with two tugs and carry the pack for him.
4-- The external water pockets hold a wet, condensing water bottle away from school gear.
Salleighfish
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My two kids have been using this back pack (blue for my son, green for my daughter)since they were 4 and 5 years old. We have taken them on numerous hikes, camping trips, and treks around various cities, and two years later, the bags are still as good as new. When the bags get especially dirty, I launder them in the washing machine on the gentle cycle, with a bit of mild detergent. What I love most about the bag (besides the adorable factor)is how much it can hold for its size, and how non-bulky and light it is. The shoulder straps are well-padded to minimize complaints from my kids, and the chest strap helps keep the shoulder straps from sliding off narrow shoulders. The mesh side pockets are perfect for stowing 12-oz size Klean Kanteen bottles. I think Backcountry's price for the Deuter Junior backpack is really decent, and the bag is more than worth it.
Our 3 yr old loves it!
caribousales
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In looking for a pack when a chest strap that holds the shoulder straps in place the options are rather limited. Thankfully this Deuter pack is just what we were looking for!
On our recent vacation he thought was the coolest in being able to load up his backpack and wear it through the airport. It was perfect for all his toys and other essentials.
He was so proud to have a backpack just like dad and mom on our trip.
Great school pack for my son
ROBERT BETHKE
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Works great for my kid, large enough for his 1st grade papers, folders, binders, and such. The little pocket on the top lid fits the little things he likes to bring with him. The emergency whistle was not on the pack for some reason, something my son was bummed about so he put his own whistle on it. He puts his gloves in the side mesh pocket but it would hold a little water bottle nicely too. I'm sure we will go hiking with this pack too. Love the green color (aka - "moss"). What are you waiting for? Your kid will luv it.
Can anyone provide pictures of the pack...
jas
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Can anyone provide pictures of the pack opened at the top? the backside to show shoulder straps? Is there a hand handle at the top?
Answers or pictures would be appreciated. We are trying to compare this pack with the Lucky Bums Snow Pac
Salleighfish
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I tried to upload pics of the Deuter Jr., but maybe the file size was too big. There is a carry handle at the top, plus a chest strap in the front.
Is this pack big enough for a small high...
madigee1741560
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Is this pack big enough for a small high schooler?
Shane O'Donnell
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It depends on how small they actually are, but there is no real reason why they couldn't use this. A bit on the small side for textbooks though.
My son's blue Deuter backpack
Salleighfish
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Spanaway Park, WA

asianfreckles
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