TETON Sports Adventure Backpacks; Lightweight, Durable Daypacks for Hiking, Travel and Camping: Not Your Basic Backpack

Surprisingly durable. The side pockets are made of thin cloth which is easy to cut but still holds. I have stomped and thrown this thing and it's still working. The straps in the front are a big plus for cycling. Can get heavy for road cycling and weaken the durability of the bike depending on weight of contents. Be warned Have worn for duration of over three hours and still feels comfortable. The heavier it is, the shorter duration I can carry it. The pads are comfortable on the back and the waterproof works perfectly

I've been using this pack for about a year and have no trouble giving it 5 stars. I'll agree and say that (like most) I found it was smaller than I expected. That said, it IS advertised as a day pack, and I'd have to assume that the capacity has been measured and is accurate. I'm short at 5' 8", but have an upper body shaped like a barrel so most packs in the 'day' size feel like I have a pack on that's built for someone's first day of kindergarten... I'm very happy how this one fits and carries a load. A friend who backpacks a lot tried it on (he's about 5'10" and skinny like a bean pole and after adjusting it he was happy with how it fit him also, so props to Teton for building a pack that fits different body types well. Zero issues with build quality, all the zippers work slick, the rain cover is in the bottom compartment like it's supposed to be. There are lots of loops for strapping things on like poles, camera tripod, etc...and the ice axe Velcro loops combined with the bottom loops work great for attaching long items. I've also used this pack on a few fishing trips (day trips) and it worked nicely carrying food for the day, lots of water, my shoulder bag for fly fishing, a hoodie, raincoat, 4-piece 5wt rod in a tube and the reel, GSI 'Minimalist' cook kit, alcohol burner, and folding stove plus misc stuff like the multitool, compass, bug repellant, small first aid kit, etc. It's large enough to carry everything for a day trip, but was also small enough to be able to wade the river and flyfish with the pack on and not have it getting in the way. Here's a question for Teton if they're reading this....The loops at the bottom (where the tips of your hiking poles would go, for example) are different sizes. One is larger than the other. First I thought that they just weren't all that careful when they made or attached those loops, but it's intentional....watching videos about this pack (and other Tetons, actually) it appears that all their packs have one loop smaller than the other. Can't be coincidence.....is this just to hold whatever you're carrying snug depending on if it needs a slightly larger or smaller loop you can use the one that fits best? Silly question, maybe....but there's a reason and I'd like to know what it is.. One suggestion is that if you're planning on packing this thing FULL, make sure that you put whatever items that will be in the front and side pockets INTO the pockets before packing the main compartment. Those pockets are 'inies', as opposed to 'outies', so items in those pockets need to take space away from the main compartment. This isn't a fault, or problem, it's just the way it is. And, if it had big protruding pockets, it wouldn't feel as compact and 'out of the way' as it did while I was fishing, pushing through alders, climbing over (or under) deadfalls, etc.

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¡La mejor mochila de ataque que he tenido! El material es resistente y con tejido ripstop que evita desgarros y cortes. Es una mochila muy técnica y con estructura interior de plástico, tiene cintas para llevar los piolets/bastones, un buen y resistente cinturón lumbar, una cinta de pecho con elástico y silbato de emergencia en el cierre de cangrejo, dos cintas de compresión a los lados a las que también se les puede acoplar material, dos cintas frontales para acoplar material, una cinta de compresión bajo la capucha que también puede sostener equipo y dos cintas superiores en la capucha para llevar aún mas equipo por fuera. En cuanto a bolsillos está el principal que es un simple saco y tiene compartimento para bolsa de hidratación, la capucha tiene un bolsillo exterior y uno interior, también tiene dos bolsillos superiores a los costados de la mochila así como dos bolsillos expandibles para botellas también a los costados, finalmente hay un bolsillo frontal con cierre resistente al agua. Incluye también un raincover escondido en un pequeño bolsillo en la parte inferior de la mochila. Puntos a mejorar: no tiene bolsillos en el cinturón lumbar, el cinturón lumbar no es removible, no está disponible en colores más discretos y el único color que hay me parece muy llamativo, no tiene anillas para mosquetones o equipo en las cintas de los hombros.

Las mochilas para campismo son mochilas técnicas y pueden utilizarse inclusive para "viajes de mochila" y no más. Esta mochila fue diseñada para viajes cortos de campismo , sin embargo, puede someterse a una carga moderada y funcionar bastante bien. Es pequeña pero sus 25 litros de capacidad la hacen útil para llevar suficiente equipo. Tiene amarres en el exterior para sujetar mantas, colchones ligeros, tiendas de campaña, bastones, bolsas de dormir y demás. Tiene espacio para una cantimplora flexible de tres litros. No la recomiendo como equipaje de mano ya que las políticas respecto de este tipo de equipaje varía entre compañías de aviación y los tirantes de hombro así como la sujeción lumbar pueden ser voluminosos. ¡Excelente mochila!