Ultralight Backpacks; Lightweight, Durable, Internal-Frame Backpack for Hiking, Backpacking, Travel and Camping; Not Your Basic Backpack

This pack works amazing. I tested this pack, along with several other items I had purchased on amazon, on a weekend expedition. I loaded the pack with 3 days worth of clothes, a set of rain gear pants, rain gear jacket, extra pair of shoes for evening wear, klymat inflatable pillow, air mattress, ohhu ultralight sleeping bag (was too light even for late spring weather), my emergency kit, sunscreen, bug spray, 3 liter hydration bladder, hygiene kit including a small bowl for washing and hung my VINSIC solar panel on the back. I used the clips on the bag to secure my Tenton 2 man mountain tent on the back. Equipment I was given included my meals for the weekend, lantrine kit, portable stove/fuel, hiking poles, gps unit, map & compass, water filtration kit and a dry bag for items except the hiking poles. I fit it all in this pack comfortably with even a little room to spare. The load was balanced and when I tightened the shoulder straps I was good to go for the hike. There was some parts that we had to descend small rocky areas and the pack was secure and balanced enough that the weight didn't throw me off. The first night I loved that I could store my sleeping bag, mattress and pillow in a separate bottom component. It was easy to get that stuff out and set it up. The other hikers were impressed with my ruck, and the tent to be honest. The bottom contains a cover for the ruck for rain. I used it during the canoeing portion and it worked great at keeping water off of the pack. Definitely sewn & stitched together well, even under stress there was no ripping, tearing of material or seams. I gave the pack a good wipe down when I got home and nothing looked damaged and it was a busy weekend. The hip straps kept the load weight feeling good around my back area. The small pouch in the front kept a few snacks handy for along the way. I've used a few packs and by far this is the best one I have used so far. I am doing another expedition in the fall so I am excited to try it out again or maybe get another brand to compare it against.

Escribo esta breve reseña a más de un año de servicio, con varios campamentos y viajes por avión a cuestas como experiencia y el producto no decepciona en lo absoluto. Todo lo contrario. Ha resultado una mochila de mediana capacidad, bien diseñada con materiales resistentes y practica. Hasta el momento ningún cierre, broche o material ha fallado. Seguramente encontraras mochilas "Top" de marcas como Osprey, High Sierra o Kelty con una reputación mayor pero también el precio lo es, mucho más. El precio de esta mochila no es precisamente una ganga. Me parece que es de media tabla ya que existen mochilas de esta capacidad por menos de mil pesos, pero su calidad deja mucho que desear. La durabilidad demostrada por está, bien vale cada peso invertido en ella.

Dee Rucksack ist wie erwartet ich habe ihn auf Amazon für unter 50 Euro gekauft! Und seit dem sind die Preise für den Rucksack explodiert jetzt kostet er warum auch immer 200 Euro auf Teton direkt ist er unter 100 Euro zu haben

Unbelievable bag! So comfortable, had it full to busting! Pretty heavy! And I didnt even notice I had it on! Cheap bag for what you get! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

I’ve had this backpack for a few months now and I love it! As someone just getting started in backpacking, I was looking for the best quality I could get without breaking the bank. This pack has exceeded my expectations. First off, I have several Teton Sports products and love them! I have their Trailhead Ultralight sleeping bag (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B007JTLKCC/) and it fits perfectly in the Hiker 3700 sleeping bag compartment without needing any additional compression straps. The main compartment is surprisingly large. I can pack three days of food, stove, pot, fuel, extra clothes and a sleeping pillow (Teton Sports ComfortLite) with room to spare. The pouch on top is perfect for items you use more often or when taking a quick break (i.e. first aid kid, snacks, maps, etc.). The pouch on the waist belt is great for stuff you need without taking the pack off (compass, camera & phone). A few additional details that may help people: 1.) I’m 6’3” and 220 lbs. I think I’m pushing the limit on the height limit for this bag. It’s still comfortable when wearing but I really need another inch or so for an absolute perfect fit. If you’re over 6’ tall, make sure you measure your torso length. My torso is 22” and I’m right at the limit (maybe a little over). 2.) The description on Amazon states this pack will hold a 2.5L hydration bladder but Teton Sports says it will handle 3.0L on their website. After receiving a VERY quick and courteous response from Teton Sports, I ordered the 3.0L Platypus Big Zip (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001KZGYLS/) taking their word on it. Not only does the 3.0L fit with a Sawyer inline filter (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0034VR8ES/) attached, but there’s room to spare. 3.) The description says this pack is good for a 3 or 4 day outing which is probably accurate for a newbie like me. I think you could probably get enough supplies for a longer outing if you know what you’re doing. 4.) I have the Teton Sports XXL self-inflating sleeping pad (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B009L1MF7A/) which easily straps on the outside of this pack and you hardly know it’s there. I plan on getting the regular size pad once I start doing more extended hikes where size and weight starts to make a real difference. All in all, this is a fantastic backpack. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for good quality and many features at an affordable price.