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title: "Teton 45L Scout Internal Frame Backpack for Hiking, Camping, Backpacking, Travel, Rain Cover Included, Evergreen"
brand: "teton sports"
price: "RM168"
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# 45L capacity for 1-3 day trips Integrated rain cover for weather defense Adjustable torso for perfect fit Teton 45L Scout Internal Frame Backpack for Hiking, Camping, Backpacking, Travel, Rain Cover Included, Evergreen

**Brand:** teton sports
**Price:** RM168
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## Summary

> 🎒 Scout the wild in style — gear up, stand out, and never miss a trail!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Teton 45L Scout Internal Frame Backpack for Hiking, Camping, Backpacking, Travel, Rain Cover Included, Evergreen by teton sports
- **How much does it cost?** RM168 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- teton sports enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted teton sports brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Weatherproof Confidence:** Stay dry and prepared with the included integrated rainfly, designed to protect your gear from sudden downpours.
- • **Comfort Meets Performance:** Open-cell foam lumbar pad with molded channels maximizes airflow and cushioning, reducing fatigue on long treks.
- • **Organized Storage Mastery:** Seven spacious compartments including a large sleeping bag pocket and multiple utility pockets keep your gear perfectly sorted and accessible.
- • **Adventure-Ready Durability:** Crafted with rugged 600D Polyester Diamond Ripstop fabric and reinforced stitching to withstand the toughest trails and seasons.
- • **Tailored Fit for Smaller Frames:** Adjustable torso and compression straps ensure a balanced, custom fit for medium to tall adventurers and smaller body types alike.

## Overview

The Teton Scout 45L Backpack is a premium internal frame pack designed specifically for smaller to medium-sized adventurers. Featuring adjustable torso length, durable 600D polyester ripstop fabric, and a water-resistant integrated rain cover, it offers exceptional comfort and organization for 1-3 day hiking trips. With seven compartments, including a dedicated sleeping bag pocket, and ergonomic lumbar support, this pack balances rugged durability with thoughtful design — making it the go-to choice for scouts, weekend warriors, and millennial outdoor enthusiasts seeking reliable, stylish gear at an unbeatable price.

## Description

Gear up for your next adventure with the Teton Scout Backpack, an affordable choice designed for shorter torsos. Featuring a ¾ frame that fits kids and smaller adults just right, this backpack ensures a comfortable and secure fit. Stay dry with the integrated rain cover, providing durable backpacking protection against unexpected showers. Adjustable torso back panel and straps allow you to customize the carrying experience, distributing weight comfortably. Capacity is ideal for 1-3 day hiking trips. The Teton Scout Backpack is your comfortable, dependable, and easy companion on the trail.

Review: 7 years ownership - After 7 years, here's my thoughts... This is an OUTDOORSMAN'S backpack. This thing is extremely well thought out for OUTDOORS usage. It has served me as a backpacking bag (doing large miles through mountains), but more so as a bush craft type bag. Walking through thick brush, setting up unconventional camps, surviving in the woods at a basecamp for a week or more. The construction is very robust. Thick nylon material, large buckles, large zippers. Let's go over why this bag is excellent for my use case... The pockets and outside straps are perfect. Need to strap some stuff to the outside? The bottom and straps will hold your tent, sleeping bag, outerwear, or collected bundle of firewood with its robust straps and buckles and the heavier fabric will absolutely not tear. I particularly enjoy setting up camp and using these straps to carry back tons of firewood in one trip. That bottom strap is occupied, because you are overloaded with gear and had to throw the tent or sleeping bag down there? Well shove your stuff behind the elastic cordage right above it or on the very top. These elastic cordages typically hold a rain jacket (or similar clothing item) or wet socks and they cinch down so no fear of losing what you got strapped on. These bungee style cord are fantastic and you get two sets of it. Need to keep things handy or generally separate from the everything else shoved inside? You got two decent sized pockets on the outside that are perfect. I use one for fire starting equipment and water purification items, and the other pocket carries extra cordage, a folding saw, and fixed blade knife. My knife/saw pocket did tear from being over stretched and abused constantly after about 4-5 years, but I sewed it back together and have had no issues since. One complaint is the two water bottle pockets are extremely small. They will fit a 1 liter smart water bottle (thinner bottle) but a nalgene is impossible. This is honestly not a huge deal for me. One pocket holds a water bottle and the other my tent poles, which loop into the top elastic loop (which is now extremely stretched out, but still works and is NOT falling apart, but elastic does naturally stretch out over time). I don't use the sleeping bag compartment zipped up so that I can have the entire inside completely open, but this feature exists if you would like. I do however use the zipper on the outside to access this lower part of the bag somewhat regularly and find it extremely useful. The dual pocket lid on top is also incredible. The inner portion holds things like toiletries and the outer portion more readily accessible items like a headlamp or anything else that needs stashing away for quick access. These four main outside pockets are truly perfect for keeping things organized. Otherwise I'd have to go fishing around inside for things like my folding saw or knife or have to pull everything out just to grab my lighter to start my butane camp stove. I am rewriting this review because I recently purchased a more expensive bag (Granite Gear Blaze 60L) to ideally replace this bag due to comfort and having more volume to take more stuff in winter time. Unloading this Teton bag and putting everything into the new fancy bag quickly showed me how usable the teton bag really is especially for outdoors use. The new bag has no outer pockets to hold saw/knife/firestarting items and I see this as a huge detriment for my intended use. The actual material of the bag is far less durable than the Teton and is more like tent rainfly material. It has a lot of outer straps but they're flimsy and mostly to be used as compression straps. Sure the water bottle pockets will hold big bottles, but smart water bottles are superior because when empty they can compress down to smaller size. Yeah it's more comfortable and will more easily carry heavier loads, but I will now be forced to separate my small items into various stuff sacks that I'll have to fish out whenever I need them. Final thoughts... If you are going to be on trail, doing miles of hiking this bag is not ideal, although it is serviceable. It is not the most comfortable or lightweight, but it is extremely durable and will last you a long time. This is a great starter bag (and as I have found, a great end game bag). You really need to evaluate your use case scenario. Overall weight, this thing kinda sucks with over 25-30 pounds for any considerable distance. What type of gear is going inside? Do you have cheaper gear that's heavier and a bit bulky or generally going to carry a good amount of weight? A bag with better straps, hip belt, and back panel may suit you better. Especially, if you're hiking a decent amount. Or do you think you can just tough it out? I have, and it works, but this bag does not stack up to more expensive bags in this area. Do you care about having multiple easy access pockets to keep certain gear separate? Do you need a bag that will withstand you bushwhacking off trail and being thrown down without care? This bag has you covered. It's hard for me to recommend this for a mostly on-trail, backpacking bag. Over time the foam in the shoulder straps has degraded which compounds on the uncomfort of carrying heavy loads. Don't get it twisted this thing will absolutely do the job (see photos), but there are better options. However, if you want a bag that you can take into the woods and survive with for a week or more, this will absolutely not let you down for many years to come. I would buy another one, but I don't need to. This thing just won't quit and I won't let it!
Review: Just finished packing for a weekend trip. w/edited update - To start, I'm 6'1" 185 lbs and bought this pack for me for the purpose of 2-3-day back country camping trips with 5-10 mile backpack hikes through mountainous terrain, which I've been doing regularly for the past 25 years or so. I'm a bit of a minimalist, so no fancy propane stoves, lanterns, or the like for me, and i was hopeful this pack -with its advertised smaller size- might be a good fit my purposes as most packs of mine end up with a lot of empty space I don't use. I was pleased with the look out of the box. Zippers and seams appear strong, intelligent design with plenty of pouches and places to tie stuff, such as my cooking pot, on the outside. It took a little figuring to sort the straps for my height and get the waist belt resting on my hips instead of cinched around my guts. Although I manged it in a totally satisfactory way, ideally, I may be a little tall for the pack and would imagine it'd fit better if I were a few inches shorter. As far as it's size vs my wide shouldered average adult male frame, it fits wonderfully with no indication of being too small to affect mobility or add extra joint pain at the end of 5-10 mile walk through rugged terrain than any other pack would. My one struggle with the pack was attempting to fit my 10-degree mummy bag (an average adult bag you'd pay $60 for at a store) in it's stuff sack into the bottom sleeping bag compartment. There's simply no way I was gonna fit it in, and i even tried taking it out of the stuff sack to try and stuff it in the compartment alone. No go. Thankfully, the sleeping bag compartment has an internal zipper that can be opened to allow it to be joined with the main pack compartment, which i did and simply stuffed my bag and stuff sack in from the top of the main compartment with no struggle and no discomfort upon putting it on my back and walking down my road a bit. However, after adding my tent to its proper place on the outside bottom and throwing a small tarp in the pack, the space remaining is not great. Because I'm a minimalist, generally needing only plenty of socks, a hoodie, and maybe a set of thermals, I'll be fine having enough space for 3 days food and my remaining gear. I pack my water off my belt loops, so i haven't looked at the water bladder and don't intend to. So, to summarize, I wanted to write this review for anyone who might be looking at this pack for similar stuff that I do. It's price and quality are solid. And it will suit my situation wonderfully. If you want to pack a 10-piece orchestra and your entire wardrobe and stay gone for 7 days, you may want to consider something larger. Once I've gotten some use out of it, I'll hand this pack down to my 5'8" 120 lbs daughter, whom it will fit wonderfully, and buy one a bit bigger for me. Quite likely my new one will be Teton as well based on the winning balance of price vs quality of this of this pack. 4 stars is the best I can give without having spent more time punishing it outdoors. Update: I've now taken this pack on 4 trips, which included a number of miles off trail bushwhacking through brush, climbing over deadfall, and scaling rocks. The pack is handling it all fine with no signs of failure. I've used the rainfly in action and can confirm it's well designed and does its job. Over these four trips, I've become more sure that this pack is not suitable for my 6'1" height (however, i've made it work with no discomfort and only minor annoyance), so i just received Teton's Hiker 3700 today for me and gave this pack to my shorter daughter. Ratings change to 5 well deserved stars.

## Features

- NOT YOUR BASIC BACKPACK: Feature rich at this price point; Comfort and balanced backpack for men and women.
- TETON TOUGH: The best memories are made with the great durable gear; Perfect for any Adventure; comes in 45L, 55L or 65L sizes and adjustable to fit all; Pocket for Hydration
- CUSTOM COMFORT: Multi position torso adjustment fits medium and tall adventurers; Durable open-cell foam lumbar pad and molded channels provide maximum comfort and airflow; For beginners or experienced Backpackers
- DESIGNED WITH YOU IN MIND: Great quality and thoughtful design; large sleeping bag compartment, multi directional compression straps, with spacious compartments and pockets, a place for everything
- TETON SPORTS PROMISE: Reach out to our AMAZING product support team if you have any questions or concerns; YOU CAN COUNT ON US to get you taken care of and back OUTDOORS

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B09DR773PX |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Apparel Closure Type | Drawstring |
| Apparel Fabric Stretch | No Stretch |
| Apparel Fabric Weight Class | Medium Weight |
| Backpack Design | Framed Backpack |
| Best Sellers Rank | #9,597 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #4 in Internal Frame Hiking Backpacks |
| Brand Name | TETON Sports |
| Color | Evergreen |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 7,325 Reviews |
| Fit Type | compression |
| Fit to Size Sentiment | Good fit for smaller body sizes |
| Import Designation | Imported |
| Included Components | Backpack, Rainfly |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 15"D x 28"W x 10"H |
| Item Shape | Rectangular |
| Item Type Name | Internal Frame Backpack |
| Item Weight | 3.9 pounds |
| Lining Description | Polyurethane |
| Manufacturer | TETON Sports |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 2103SCEG |
| Material Type | 600D Polyester Diamond Ripstop |
| Model Name | Scout 3400 Backpack |
| Number Of Pockets | 7 |
| Number of Compartments | 7 |
| Number of Items | 2 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Bottle Holder |
| Outer Material | Polyester |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Pocket Description | Utility Pocket |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Product Style | Internal Frame |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Sport |
| School Type | High School |
| Shell Type | Soft Shell |
| Shoulder to Bottom Hem Length | 10 inches |
| Size | 45L |
| Sleeve Length Description | Sleeveless |
| Sport Type | Hiking |
| Storage Volume | 45 liters |
| Strap Type | Shoulder Strap |
| Style Number | 2103SCEG |
| Subject Character | Sports |
| Theme | Hiking |
| UPC | 817354014801 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | Limited Life Time |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |

## Images

![Teton 45L Scout Internal Frame Backpack for Hiking, Camping, Backpacking, Travel, Rain Cover Included, Evergreen - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71JgI22aqCL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 7 years ownership
*by N***R on June 1, 2017*

After 7 years, here's my thoughts... This is an OUTDOORSMAN'S backpack. This thing is extremely well thought out for OUTDOORS usage. It has served me as a backpacking bag (doing large miles through mountains), but more so as a bush craft type bag. Walking through thick brush, setting up unconventional camps, surviving in the woods at a basecamp for a week or more. The construction is very robust. Thick nylon material, large buckles, large zippers. Let's go over why this bag is excellent for my use case... The pockets and outside straps are perfect. Need to strap some stuff to the outside? The bottom and straps will hold your tent, sleeping bag, outerwear, or collected bundle of firewood with its robust straps and buckles and the heavier fabric will absolutely not tear. I particularly enjoy setting up camp and using these straps to carry back tons of firewood in one trip. That bottom strap is occupied, because you are overloaded with gear and had to throw the tent or sleeping bag down there? Well shove your stuff behind the elastic cordage right above it or on the very top. These elastic cordages typically hold a rain jacket (or similar clothing item) or wet socks and they cinch down so no fear of losing what you got strapped on. These bungee style cord are fantastic and you get two sets of it. Need to keep things handy or generally separate from the everything else shoved inside? You got two decent sized pockets on the outside that are perfect. I use one for fire starting equipment and water purification items, and the other pocket carries extra cordage, a folding saw, and fixed blade knife. My knife/saw pocket did tear from being over stretched and abused constantly after about 4-5 years, but I sewed it back together and have had no issues since. One complaint is the two water bottle pockets are extremely small. They will fit a 1 liter smart water bottle (thinner bottle) but a nalgene is impossible. This is honestly not a huge deal for me. One pocket holds a water bottle and the other my tent poles, which loop into the top elastic loop (which is now extremely stretched out, but still works and is NOT falling apart, but elastic does naturally stretch out over time). I don't use the sleeping bag compartment zipped up so that I can have the entire inside completely open, but this feature exists if you would like. I do however use the zipper on the outside to access this lower part of the bag somewhat regularly and find it extremely useful. The dual pocket lid on top is also incredible. The inner portion holds things like toiletries and the outer portion more readily accessible items like a headlamp or anything else that needs stashing away for quick access. These four main outside pockets are truly perfect for keeping things organized. Otherwise I'd have to go fishing around inside for things like my folding saw or knife or have to pull everything out just to grab my lighter to start my butane camp stove. I am rewriting this review because I recently purchased a more expensive bag (Granite Gear Blaze 60L) to ideally replace this bag due to comfort and having more volume to take more stuff in winter time. Unloading this Teton bag and putting everything into the new fancy bag quickly showed me how usable the teton bag really is especially for outdoors use. The new bag has no outer pockets to hold saw/knife/firestarting items and I see this as a huge detriment for my intended use. The actual material of the bag is far less durable than the Teton and is more like tent rainfly material. It has a lot of outer straps but they're flimsy and mostly to be used as compression straps. Sure the water bottle pockets will hold big bottles, but smart water bottles are superior because when empty they can compress down to smaller size. Yeah it's more comfortable and will more easily carry heavier loads, but I will now be forced to separate my small items into various stuff sacks that I'll have to fish out whenever I need them. Final thoughts... If you are going to be on trail, doing miles of hiking this bag is not ideal, although it is serviceable. It is not the most comfortable or lightweight, but it is extremely durable and will last you a long time. This is a great starter bag (and as I have found, a great end game bag). You really need to evaluate your use case scenario. Overall weight, this thing kinda sucks with over 25-30 pounds for any considerable distance. What type of gear is going inside? Do you have cheaper gear that's heavier and a bit bulky or generally going to carry a good amount of weight? A bag with better straps, hip belt, and back panel may suit you better. Especially, if you're hiking a decent amount. Or do you think you can just tough it out? I have, and it works, but this bag does not stack up to more expensive bags in this area. Do you care about having multiple easy access pockets to keep certain gear separate? Do you need a bag that will withstand you bushwhacking off trail and being thrown down without care? This bag has you covered. It's hard for me to recommend this for a mostly on-trail, backpacking bag. Over time the foam in the shoulder straps has degraded which compounds on the uncomfort of carrying heavy loads. Don't get it twisted this thing will absolutely do the job (see photos), but there are better options. However, if you want a bag that you can take into the woods and survive with for a week or more, this will absolutely not let you down for many years to come. I would buy another one, but I don't need to. This thing just won't quit and I won't let it!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Just finished packing for a weekend trip. w/edited update
*by J***N on April 14, 2022*

To start, I'm 6'1" 185 lbs and bought this pack for me for the purpose of 2-3-day back country camping trips with 5-10 mile backpack hikes through mountainous terrain, which I've been doing regularly for the past 25 years or so. I'm a bit of a minimalist, so no fancy propane stoves, lanterns, or the like for me, and i was hopeful this pack -with its advertised smaller size- might be a good fit my purposes as most packs of mine end up with a lot of empty space I don't use. I was pleased with the look out of the box. Zippers and seams appear strong, intelligent design with plenty of pouches and places to tie stuff, such as my cooking pot, on the outside. It took a little figuring to sort the straps for my height and get the waist belt resting on my hips instead of cinched around my guts. Although I manged it in a totally satisfactory way, ideally, I may be a little tall for the pack and would imagine it'd fit better if I were a few inches shorter. As far as it's size vs my wide shouldered average adult male frame, it fits wonderfully with no indication of being too small to affect mobility or add extra joint pain at the end of 5-10 mile walk through rugged terrain than any other pack would. My one struggle with the pack was attempting to fit my 10-degree mummy bag (an average adult bag you'd pay $60 for at a store) in it's stuff sack into the bottom sleeping bag compartment. There's simply no way I was gonna fit it in, and i even tried taking it out of the stuff sack to try and stuff it in the compartment alone. No go. Thankfully, the sleeping bag compartment has an internal zipper that can be opened to allow it to be joined with the main pack compartment, which i did and simply stuffed my bag and stuff sack in from the top of the main compartment with no struggle and no discomfort upon putting it on my back and walking down my road a bit. However, after adding my tent to its proper place on the outside bottom and throwing a small tarp in the pack, the space remaining is not great. Because I'm a minimalist, generally needing only plenty of socks, a hoodie, and maybe a set of thermals, I'll be fine having enough space for 3 days food and my remaining gear. I pack my water off my belt loops, so i haven't looked at the water bladder and don't intend to. So, to summarize, I wanted to write this review for anyone who might be looking at this pack for similar stuff that I do. It's price and quality are solid. And it will suit my situation wonderfully. If you want to pack a 10-piece orchestra and your entire wardrobe and stay gone for 7 days, you may want to consider something larger. Once I've gotten some use out of it, I'll hand this pack down to my 5'8" 120 lbs daughter, whom it will fit wonderfully, and buy one a bit bigger for me. Quite likely my new one will be Teton as well based on the winning balance of price vs quality of this of this pack. 4 stars is the best I can give without having spent more time punishing it outdoors. Update: I've now taken this pack on 4 trips, which included a number of miles off trail bushwhacking through brush, climbing over deadfall, and scaling rocks. The pack is handling it all fine with no signs of failure. I've used the rainfly in action and can confirm it's well designed and does its job. Over these four trips, I've become more sure that this pack is not suitable for my 6'1" height (however, i've made it work with no discomfort and only minor annoyance), so i just received Teton's Hiker 3700 today for me and gave this pack to my shorter daughter. Ratings change to 5 well deserved stars.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very good backpack.
*by M***L on March 16, 2013*

What I like about this pack: - Excellent bag for the price. - Adjustable back is nice, and they're generous with padding making the straps very comfortable. - The two large side pockets for beverages; accommodates my chunky 1L water bottle on one side and a 1L of something else on the other. - The sleeping bag pocket on the bottom is a good size for summer sleeping bag; I was able to fit my compressed 45°F sleeping bag and bivvy into that pouch with a little room to spare! - I love the rain fly compartment. - The rain fly fits over the pack easily and leaves room to spare for things attached to the many straps outside the pack. - The bladder pouch on the inside is a welcome feature. What made me give it a 4 instead of a 5: - The lower compartment affords plenty of room for my 45°F sleeping bag but would never fit my 0°F sleeping bag. - The main compartment is too narrow to fit my 0°F sleeping bag as it is (compressed into a ball). I'm looking into a cylindrical compression sack which may solve this problem. - My Camelbak carries the bladder close to my back so I'm used to carrying the weight there - and it makes sense to carry that weight close to the body. However, the hydration pouch in this bag is pretty low in the main compartment which means my heavier equipment is pressing on it. To put my mind at ease, I've started loading my heavy things into the pack, then resting my bladder just above them inside the hydration pouch, followed by my lighter equipment. I wouldn't call it an inconvenience, but it was something I had to figure out for myself. Overall, I love this bag. The "problems" that I've had were easy enough to solve, so I would recommend this bag to my fellow backpackers on a budget.

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