ROSE Bikes RAIN COVER MINI| Accessories

You’re not made of sugar and neither is your backpack with the RAIN COVER MINI from deuter! The lightweight, small foldable rain cover does not take up much storage space and can therefore be taken anywhere. Thanks to the taped seams, you are equipped for spontaneous rain showers with this cover!

Details:
Robust rain cover for deuter backpacks
For backpacks with approx. 12 to 22 litres volume
Taped and sealed seams
Folds small and is quickly stowed away
PFA and PFC free
BLUESIGN and GRÜNER KNOPF (“GREEN BUTTON”) certified
Reflective design elements

Technical details:
Material: 70 D polyamide, polyurethane coated
Dimensions: approx. 48 x 42 x 12 cm (H x W x D)
Weight: approx. 65 g

In the box:
1 deuter RAIN COVER MINI for backpacks

Highlights & Technologies:

BLUESIGN:
bluesign is a strict standard for environmental protection, safety at work and consumer protection. All environmentally-relevant production processes are critically examined and permanently optimised in terms of: choice of materials, energy and water consumption, air emissions, water emissions, noise levels, waste and use of chemicals. Products receive the “bluesign-approved” label when they are made at least 90% from bluesign certified materials.

GRÜNER KNOPF (“GREEN BUTTON”):
The German textile seal GRÜNER KNOPF (“Green Button”) identifies textiles that meet high social and environmental standards. 26 social and ecological criteria are considered for each product. The companies must prove their human rights, social and ecological responsibilities.

PFC FREE:
PFC is a group of chemicals acting as intermediates, auxiliary materials or breakdown products of certain fluorocarbon compounds. They are used in garment production to impregnate clothing due to their durable water- and grease-repellent properties. However, PFC residues are non-biodegradable and may be harmful. The product’s water- and dirt-repellent finish is free of PFC, making it environmentally-friendly.

Note:
The reflective design elements attached as decorative elements do not represent a personal protective equipment as mentioned in EU regulation 2016/425. Thus, they are also not covered by the provisions of the regulation.