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TETON Sports Scout3400 Internal Frame Backpack
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Purchased one of these bags off of Amazon back in 2016 and used it for an over knight packing trip. I'm 5'10" and the bag is very comfortable when hiking. Only issue I had was trying to stuff my sleeping bag into the bottom compartment.

snowwalkervpk wrote:Purchased one of these bags off of Amazon back in 2016 and used it for an over knight packing trip. I'm 5'10" and the bag is very comfortable when hiking. Only issue I had was trying to stuff my sleeping bag into the bottom compartment.

Putting it to an over knight test is a pretty rigorous challenge.

Sold.

:/

http://ultimatebackpacksguide.com/teton-sports-scout-3400-internal-frame-backpack-review/

For you metric types - approx 55 liters.

ibbleschitz wrote:http://ultimatebackpacksguide.com/teton-sports-scout-3400-internal-frame-backpack-review/

I don't trust any review that doesn't use the correct form for "you're" in the very 1st sentence.

That said, my brother used a Teton pack for a few years. Was a pretty well built pack. The suspension system is very simple, but works to transfer some weight to your hips and keep the pack from dragging down on your shoulders. I don't like adjustable torso length packs much, but my brothers Teton wasn't bad when I tried it on.

matthaak wrote:Putting it to an over knight test is a pretty rigorous challenge.

Sold.

Jousting is one thing, but wonder where he stuffed the horse?

Speedogomer wrote:I don't trust any review that doesn't use the correct form for "you're" in the very 1st sentence.

That said, my brother used a Teton pack for a few years. Was a pretty well built pack. The suspension system is very simple, but works to transfer some weight to your hips and keep the pack from dragging down on your shoulders. I don't like adjustable torso length packs much, but my brothers Teton wasn't bad when I tried it on.

Can we trust your brother? Or brother's opinion??? :-)

mephisto2u wrote:Can we trust your brother? Or brother's opinion??? :-)

Can we trust reviews when they misuse the term "Suspension System"? IMO, Support System is a better term. Just sayin.. :-)

This is not an ultralight backpack, weighing in at 4.5 lbs. However, it's very sturdy. I got one for my son a few months ago for his Scout hikes, and he has not been gentle. It's held up well. This is about a Hamilton cheaper than the cheapest price I could find then. In for one more.

mephisto2u wrote:Can we trust your brother? Or brother's opinion??? :-)

Never trust my brother. He's my twin, one of us must be evil. Don't trust me either I guess

tc1uscg wrote:Can we trust reviews when they misuse the term "Suspension System"? IMO, Support System is a better term. Just sayin.. :-)

Suspension is the industry standard term for what holds a backpack, to your back, and transfers the weight to your hips. It's not a misuse of the term, it is the correct term.

https://www.osprey.com/us/en/pack-design-technology/suspension