This adds a lot of value to this already great pack. This is something I always use, and for the Alps, I would not consider a pack without it. The pack comes with the integrated rain cover shown above, which is stored in a separate zippered pocket completely on the bottom. You realize it is removable so you can make it one large main compartment if you need it. The divider between the two compartments is with zipper, so it really closes the space and small items will not drop into the bottom compartment like what you have in packs which have some toggles there. The pack is with a separate bottom zippered sleeping bag compartment, see the picture below. Under the lid, you have a spindrift collar, which is expandable and can give a few extra liters of volume.
The pack is top-loading, with the classic top lid with two buckles on the front. But trust me, you can attach a lot from outside. In view of the attachment features, it can serve you well as an overnight pack or weekend pack, in particular if this implies staying in a hut and you do not have to carry all outdoor sleeping gear. But my own pack is 38 liters and I use it for day tours. I put it in the group of daypacks, though it may be slightly too big for such a purpose.
DEEPSLEEP SOLO MAT PRO
You do not have this option in the Pro series.
DEEPSLEEP SOLO MAT SERIES
The Vario series packs are generally bigger, and they come with an adjustable harness. To avoid confusion, do not mix the Futura Pro series with the Futura Vario packs. This pack presented here is from Pro series, very similar to my ordinary old Futura pack, but improved in some details which make difference. You can see it in my recent text about Deuter company. I bought it 13 years ago, and it seems it will last forever. My own most important pack is a Deuter Futura 38, the model which is not in production any longer.
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