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The new protector backpack for children: Deuter Attack 8JR

September 9, 2021 by the editorial team

Deuter Attack 8JR

Test/Backpacks: With the new Attack 8 JR, Deuter is adding a TÜV/GS-certified protector backpack for adventurous children to its Attack model range. This means that even the wild youngsters feel well protected on demanding trails. The removable back protector, which returns to its original shape after deformation, together with the carrying system, offers optimal impact protection. 

First and foremost, the Attack 8 JR with removable SAS-TEC back protector should offer maximum protection for small mountain bikers in the event of a fall. The materials in the carrying system are precisely matched to the SAS-TEC protector. Together, the highest possible level of protection should be achieved - this corresponds to the standard for motorcyclists.



 

Thanks to the new protector holder, the Attack 8 JR should have more storage space in the backpack. With two straps, mountain bike protectors can be attached to the outside of the lower part of the backpack in no time at all. But the full-face helmet also stays firmly and securely on the backpack thanks to the new bracket. With just one strap, the helmet can be quickly and easily attached to the outside of the backpack. In addition, thanks to the high hip fin attachment, the bike backpack should stay close and tight to your back even on rough descents.

Deuter Attack 8 JR video:



Material:

The backpack is made of 600D PES COAT, a high-quality and extremely durable 600D material with a coating that makes it particularly tear-resistant and waterproof thanks to its closed surface. The material is PFC-free. This backpack also uses 225D PES RIPSTOP polyester fabric. It is lightweight and durable. Thanks to its ripstop structure, it can withstand much more than you might initially think. The material has a PU coating on the back and a water column of 1.500 mm

Deuter Attack 8 JR in review:

The Attack 8 JR looks like a robust and compact trail backpack with small reflective strips so that you can still be seen in the dark or at dusk. The protector backpack is available in the color variants blue/orange and a somewhat more muted black.

As is typical for the entire Attack series , the Attack 8 JR also features a well-organized tool compartment for quick access to tools, pumps, and spare parts. Directly above this is a padded compartment for goggles and accessories. A conveniently located side pocket is integrated for smartphones, which can also be accessed while wearing the pack on your back. Helmet clips for both half-shell and full-face helmets are attached to the outside of the pack to ensure secure and stable storage.



Deuter Attack 8JR
Deuter Attack 8JR

The main compartment offers enough space to stow everything you need for a day tour or a day in the bike park, such as food, spare clothing or a Go-Pro. In addition, a device for a 2-liter drinking system is built into the interior of the main compartment. Behind it is the zip for removing the back protector. As with most trail backpacks, there is an SOS label on the inside with emergency numbers, signals and first aid instructions.



The heart of the Attack 8 JR is the Multishock SAS Protector System. Although it is very robust and thus guarantees maximum safety, the backpack does not become too heavy for our little testers to carry. Especially in combination with the continuously adjustable chest strap and the pull-forward hip fins, it is comfortable to wear. It was positively noticed that Deuter has also attached straps and clips for attaching a drinking tube to both shoulder straps of the children's backpack and also attached a goggle holder to the left shoulder strap.

And finally ...

The bottom line is that the Deuter Attack 8 JR is a very well thought-out protector backpack for children from a height of 1,40 cm. Since riding ability is also a decisive factor in deciding whether the backpack is suitable for my child, we recommend the backpack for children who can safely ride a 24-inch MTB. This protector backpack is therefore ideal for sporty and adventurous children who like to be out and about on trails or in the bike park. But the Attack 8 JR is also the right protector backpack for smaller women with narrow backs and is an alternative that should not be underestimated.



Thanks to the SAS-TEC back protector and robust materials, the Deuter Attack 8 JR weighs a bit more at 1010 g , but this is absolutely justified by the increased safety and the many well-thought-out features of the backpack. The price of €190 is also somewhat higher than average, but this is justified, among other things, by the backpack's durability. For all the reasons mentioned so far, we have decided to rate the Deuter Attack 8 JR as " very good" and award it the Velomotion seal of approval.



Facts:

  • Dimensions: approx. 42 x 24 x 14
  • Volume: 8 liters
  • Weight: approx 1010 grams
  • Price: 190,00 euros RRP

WEB: www.deuter.com

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