Reisetasche Desna 60 erhält Auszeichnung “Special-E Kauftipp”
Das Online-Magazin Special-E testete die Desna 60 bei einem Wasser- und Bikesport Wochenende am Meer. Sie waren rundum begeistert von der Sport- und Reisetasche und zeichneten sie mit dem “Special-E Kauftipp” aus.
Nicht nur das schicke, schlichte Design überzeugte die Tester. Auch die Aufteilung der verschiedenen Fächer, sowie innovative Ideen wie beispielsweise die Rucksack-Tragemöglichkeit und der integrierte Wäschebeutel für nasse Bekleidung oder Handtücher kamen besonders gut an.
Das Fazit der Tester: “Die Tasche bietet verschiedene Tragemöglichkeiten durch die beiden Griffe, sowie zusätzliche Schulterträger. Dadurch kann sie auch als Rucksack oder einfach über die Schulter getragen werden. Hierzu gibt es eine recht stabile Karabinerbefestigung welche einfach zu handhaben ist. Platz für Handy, Geldbeutel oder weitere Utensilien findet sich in den zwei separaten Reißverschluss-Außentaschen. Besonders praktisch ist der beiliegende Wäschebeutel. Hier können die getragenen Sachen wie nasse Boardshorts, Handtuch oder T-Shirt wasserdicht aufbewahrt werden.”
Hier geht´s zur Desna 60.
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