TETON Sports Internal Frame

Excelente

Me gustó mucho está mochila... Tanto me gustó que ya compré dos. ¡Y quizás compre tres! Tiene dos bolsas laterales con cierre. Una bolsa interna para meter una laptop, una bolsa en la parte superior para meter las llaves, documentos, cartera, etc. Tiene dos bolsas laterales con resorte para poner el agua o fruta. La mochila se puede expandir para guardar más cosas o contraer para que no ocupe tanto espacio. La mochila tiene un cubre mochila de plástico que es excelente para los días lluviosos. Trae unas varillas de metal que se pueden quitar y poner. El cinturón lumbar se puede quitar y poner. Se puede ajustar el alto de los tirantes para se adopte a la altura del usuario.

La mochila me fue muy útil para acampar y para ataque de alta montaña. Me gusto los espacios que tiene Traía un defecto, una mala costura, sin embargo era en la parte estética y no afectó su funcionalidad.

I think this is a great entry-level backpack, especially if you're looking for a budget-friendly option. Teton has done a good job designing a pack that's easy to use, durable, and offers a lot of value for the price. If you're new to backpacking or don't want to spend hundreds of dollars on your first pack, this is a solid choice. That said, fit is everything when it comes to backpacks, and that's where I ran into issues. I'm 5'6" with a short torso and a more pronounced curve in my lower back (what I jokingly call a "shelf butt"). Even with the torso adjusted to its shortest setting, the frame was still a little too long for me. Once I loaded the pack with about 15 pounds, the bottom of the frame dug into my lower back and became uncomfortable. The shoulder and adjustment straps also feel like they're made from a lower-grade webbing. They don't slide smoothly when tightening and tend to make quite a bit of noise compared to higher-end packs. One thing I think is important to mention: don't judge the fit with an empty pack. Mine felt perfectly fine until I added weight. If you're trying one on, load it with at least 15–20 pounds before deciding whether it fits your body. Finally, I think expectations matter. If you're comparing this pack to premium brands that cost three or four times as much, it will feel pretty basic—almost like comparing a burlap sack to a luxury backpack. But that's not really a fair comparison. When you compare it to other entry-level, budget-friendly packs in the same price range, the quality is actually very good. Overall, I'd recommend it to anyone looking for an affordable backpack, as long as they take the time to make sure the torso length fits them properly under load.

Great price. Used this year on a trip to BWCA by my nephew. Not as much space as my internal frame backpack that I have had since the 90s but can hold quite a bit gear.