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MountainBike-Magazin kürt Path 13 zum Kauftipp

Der Path 13 von VAUDE wurde zusammen mit 13 anderen Modellen von der MountainBike Redaktion getestet. Das Ergebnis: „Sehr gut“ und ein „Kauftipp“. 995 Gramm, 13 Liter Volumen und dazu eine ideale Ausstattung. Der Bike Rucksack erwies sich als vorbildliche Kombination zwischen hervorragender Machart und funktioneller Gestaltung.

Sportlich und stilvoll – Path 13

Das Sagt Christian Zimek von der MountainBike Test-Redaktion:
“Besten Tragekomfort auch bei hoher Zuladung sowie perfekten Sitz bietet der hochwertig verarbeitete, prima ausgestattete Path. Sinnvoll Strukturierte, weit aufklappbare Fächer. Achtung: Erst ab Sommer erhältlich“ (Christian Zimek: Kleine Riesen. MountainBike, 03 März 2014, Seite 51)
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