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vaude fahrradtasche sattel VAUDE Proof Offroad M Satteltasche MTB Fahrrad Sattelstütze

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vaude fahrradtasche sattel VAUDE Proof Offroad M Satteltasche MTB Fahrrad SattelstützeDie Satteltasche von Vaude ist vollstndig wasserdicht und schtzt Ihre Ausrstung bei MTB und Rennrad Touren. Groe wasserdichte MTB und Rennradtasche Proof Offroad M von Vaude Das erste groe Plus dieser Tasche ist ihr Aufbau mit zwei getrennten Taschen und dem integrierten Klickfix Contour Adapter. Die beiden Fcher liegen bereinander und lassen sich weit ffnen, um einfachen Zugriff auf den Inhalt zu ermglichen. Die Unterteilung in zwei Ebenen sorgt fr

Die Satteltasche von Vaude ist vollständig wasserdicht und schützt Ihre Ausrüstung bei MTB- und Rennrad-Touren.

Große wasserdichte MTB- und Rennradtasche Proof Offroad M von Vaude

Das erste große Plus dieser Tasche ist ihr Aufbau mit zwei getrennten Taschen und dem integrierten Klickfix Contour Adapter. Die beiden Fächer liegen übereinander und lassen sich weit öffnen, um einfachen Zugriff auf den Inhalt zu ermöglichen. Die Unterteilung in zwei Ebenen sorgt für optimale Organisation. So können Sie zum Beispiel schwerere Multitools unten und Ihre Campingausrüstung oder Regenbekleidung oben verstauen. Das obere Fach ist zusätzlich mit einer Außenschnur ausgestattet, an der eine Regenjacke, Handschuhe oder andere Dinge befestigt werden können. Ein Schultergurt ermöglicht es, die Tasche bequem zu tragen.

Das zweite Highlight der Proof Offroad Tasche von Vaude ist – wie der Name vermuten lässt – ihre vollständige Wasserdichtigkeit. Diese wird durch verschweißte Nähte, wasserfeste Reißverschlüsse und den recycelten Econyl-Stoff (64 %) mit Bluesign®-Zertifizierung erreicht. So bleiben Ihre Sachen vor Schmutz und Staub geschützt. Der recycelte Econyl-Nylon ist strapazierfähig, leicht und schnelltrocknend.

Materialdetails:

  • Hauptmaterial: 100 % Polyamid (davon 64 % recycelt)
  • Beschichtung: 100 % Polyurethan, teilweise mit recyceltem TPU 400D beschichtet

Reflektierende Elemente erhöhen die Sichtbarkeit der Tasche.

Vaude Satteltasche mit Klickfix Contour Befestigung – 8,5 L Volumen

Wie oben beschrieben wird die Tasche mithilfe der Klickfix-Befestigung, die im Lieferumfang enthalten ist, an der Sattelstütze montiert. Die Halterung umfasst Klemmen für Sattelstützendurchmesser von 25–32 mm und 32–36 mm.

Bitte beachten: Sie ist nicht kompatibel mit Carbon-Sattelstützen.

Die Tasche wiegt 720 Gramm und bietet ein Fassungsvermögen von 8,5 Litern bei einer maximalen Zuladung von 3 kg. Ihre Maße betragen 14 × 19 × 34 cm.

Hergestellt in Deutschland, stammt die Tasche aus einer umweltfreundlichen, klimaneutralen Produktion. Ein großer Teil der verwendeten Materialien entstammt Recyclingprozessen. Das Produkt trägt das Green Shape Label und erfüllt die Standards der Fair Wear Organisation für faire Arbeitsbedingungen. Die Tasche ist garantiert PVC-frei.

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