
Case in 60 seconds
Deuter came to redpill to launch its Futura Pro Series hiking pack, which is designed for everyday explorers, so the launch had to show that anyone could take the pack on an adventure rather than only experienced hikers.
The page frames everyday explorers as people moved by curiosity rather than by technical specification, so comfort and ventilation become persuasive when a traveller is seen relying on them in real conditions rather than reading about them.
My Deuter Adventure positioned the Futura backpack as a travel companion, with hiking and globetrotting influencers showing how it enhanced their own trips rather than presenting the pack as a product in isolation.
redpill teamed up with hiking and globetrotting influencers from the UK, US, BL, RU, BR and JP, whose content showed the Futura backpack's comfort and ventilation features in real-life travel scenarios, and the page counts 256 assets across 9 countries.
redpill reports 21.5m+ reach, 1.7m+ views and 145k+ engagements for the campaign, while the page gives no calculation basis for these totals and no sales or launch figures for the Futura Pro Series.
Strategy Breakdown
Creative & Execution System
Partners
- redpill
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Reach | 21.5M+ reach |
| Views | 1.7M+ views |
| Engagements | 145K+ engagements |
| Assets | 256 assets |
| Countries | 9 countries |
Why redpill's strategy worked
- 1
Casting hiking and globetrotting creators lets a pack's comfort and ventilation claims be shown in use, because a feature demonstrated on a real trip is easier for an everyday explorer to believe than a feature described in copy.
- 2
Running one campaign name across six markets gives creators in different countries a shared frame, which keeps locally made content recognisable as a single launch rather than a set of unrelated sponsored posts.



