Teton Sports Scout 3400 Internal Frame Backpack
Previously sold as the Wilderness55, the Scout 3400 is perfectly sized for youth and the light backpacker. Complete with adjustable height shoulder straps, a rainfly compartment and rainfly, the Scout 3400 also features a padded water bladder pocket. Two side zippered pockets, side and front mesh pockets, and a top zippered pocket provide plenty of room for smaller accessories. A top-loading main compartment and a sleeping bag compartment complete the pack. Includes attached rain fly and is hydration system ready. Note that some product may say Scout 3400 while others will say Wilderness55, these are otherwise identical bags.
Teton Sports Scout 3400 Internal Frame Backpack Features
- Top-loading main compartment, sleeping bag compartment, and pair of side zippered pockets
- Height-adjustable shoulder straps accommodate wide range of torso lengths
- Dual aluminum stays with contoured shoulder, lumbar, and waist pads
- Compact internal frame backpack with a capacity of 3,400 cubic inches or 55 liters
$99.99
I shopped around after buying this and could not find an equal for under 200 bucks. Very nice and light. I packed it with about 40lbs and it was just great. -- Pack
This bag exceeded my expectations. Many compartments, with the main compartment option of being 1 or 2 separate compartments with easy access to the bottom from the from. Harness comfortable for long hauls. -- Nice Backpack
Got this pack for a first time serious camping trip to Alaska and loved it. It was cheap, fit tons of stuff, was comfortable and adjustable, and had lots of straps and areas to attach things. It also fit as a carry-on on the plane, which was important. Overall, a great first time bag for a newbie camper. -- Good Bargain Pack
This is by far the cheapest backpack for sale that I have found and it works well relatively speaking. It is not a replacement for a 200$ nice functional backpack but it is great for beginners and it gets the job done for small trips. I love the separate sleeping back compartment as well as the outside tie straps. My biggest complain were that some of the seams seemed a bit torn when I used it for the first time but nothing too terrible. My second complaint is this backpack is not meant for people taller than 5'10. The hip strap cannot be adjusted well enough to balance the weight. But as I said earlier for someone who is just getting started and might not even take up backpacking as a passion, 50 bucks for a pack is a steal. -- Its a deal
I've been looking for a new backpack for a hiking trip I take every year in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. My last backpack was torn up by some animal that wanted to get to my fruit bar, so needless to say I was searching for a backpack. Most websites and stores had decent backpacks for a ridiculous price! I found many bags that did not have sleeping bag compartments, not many side pockets, or many straps to connect things to the bag. When I got this in the mail I was amazed on the size for how much I paid. What I really liked about this bag is that it has many straps, holds a lot (if you know how to back right), and even has a rain cover! If you want a backpack that isn't over priced for what you get, I would highly recommend this backpack! -- Great price for what you get!
