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product_id: 1380425
title: "TETON 55L Scout Internal Frame Backpack for Hiking, Camping, Backpacking, Rain Cover Included"
brand: "teton sports"
price: "€ 106.70"
currency: EUR
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reviews_count: 13
url: https://www.desertcart.it/products/1380425-teton-55l-scout-internal-frame-backpack-for-hiking-camping-backpacking
store_origin: IT
region: Italy
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# 55L capacity for extended trips Hydration pocket + rain cover included Adjustable torso & waist for perfect fit TETON 55L Scout Internal Frame Backpack for Hiking, Camping, Backpacking, Rain Cover Included

**Brand:** teton sports
**Price:** € 106.70
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## Summary

> 🎒 Gear up, stand out, and never miss a trail moment!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** TETON 55L Scout Internal Frame Backpack for Hiking, Camping, Backpacking, Rain Cover Included by teton sports
- **How much does it cost?** € 106.70 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
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## Key Features

- • **Custom Fit Comfort:** Multi-position torso adjustment and ergonomic lumbar padding keep you moving pain-free all day.
- • **Organized Efficiency:** Dedicated sleeping bag compartment, compression straps, and multiple pockets for strategic packing mastery.
- • **Weatherproof Confidence:** Includes a rain cover and durable materials built to withstand unpredictable outdoor conditions.
- • **Adventure-Ready Capacity:** 55 liters of smartly segmented storage to pack everything you need without compromise.
- • **Trusted Durability & Support:** TETON Sports’ promise with rugged construction and responsive customer care to keep you exploring.

## Overview

The TETON 55L Scout Internal Frame Backpack is a versatile, durable hiking pack designed for both beginners and seasoned adventurers. Featuring a spacious 55-liter capacity, adjustable torso and waist straps for a tailored fit, and a dedicated hydration pocket with rain cover, it balances comfort and functionality. Thoughtfully engineered with multiple compartments, compression straps, and ergonomic padding, it supports long treks while ensuring your gear stays organized and protected. Backed by TETON Sports’ reliable customer support, this backpack is a top choice for those who demand quality and performance without breaking the bank.

## Description

Incredible views and remote trails are just some of the rewards you’ll enjoy when you’re backpacking in the wilderness. And because backpacking can push you to your limits, you need a backpack that can keep up with you and your latest adventure. The Scout 3400 is a high-quality backpack that is loaded with features like a sleeping bag compartment, compression straps, and multiple compartments and pockets for strategic packing. Comfort features include a padded back panel that is channeled for optimal airflow, padded lumbar and waist and shoulder straps that help carry the load. Adjust the torso, waist, chest and shoulders to fit men, women and youth. The Scout 3400 Internal Frame Backpack was designed with you in mind. But don’t take our word for it—read the reviews! The Scout 3400 is helping thousands of backpackers enjoy The Great Outdoors.

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: This pack is a beast - Took this to the bwca and it held up great even being over stuffed. I was able to fit my tent in the bottom outer pocket, It has some straps toward the bottom the held my sleeping bag, the side pockets held a lot of little gear and is where i stored everything i wanted immediat access to. there are also 2 bottom side strechy side bocket that work well for your water bottle, I brought a 1 quart nalgen bottle thats pretty wide and the pockets streched around it firmly and never tore. The most impressive to me is that there were no tears, i mean i had this thing stuff with plenty of poky objects vrammed in the pockets, scissors, pliers, fish grips and they never broke the fabric. Besides the pockets i meantioned the others in the bag are really only usful depending on how mouch you stuff in the main compartment, the if you fill it the outer front pocket can be pretty tight but even so i was able to cram thing in there and once again - never tore. As a 6'4" man i was concerned about finding a pack that fit my long torso, it came already at the max adjustment which i found perfect. i had to adjust the shoulder and hipstrap lengths which is easy and expected. the upper back and lower back padding was great and all in all I found it as comfortable as a pack can be for someone that doesnt do much pack hiking. I cant speak on the rain cover as i dint end up using it, not sure how it would have fit on my over stuff pack but even without it i never had wet things when a little water got splashed on it during the canoeing parts of my trip. I dont see how the more expensive packs out there could offer anything better. id say i had about 50 pounds in it as i took a lot of lightweight gear. for me 10/10

## 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 | B000F34ZKS |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Apparel Closure Type | Drawstring |
| Apparel Fabric Stretch | No Stretch |
| Apparel Fabric Weight Class | Lightweight |
| Backpack Design | Framed Backpack |
| Backpack Harness Size | Adjustable |
| Backpack Harness Type | Shoulder Harness |
| Best Sellers Rank | #6,826 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #2 in Internal Frame Hiking Backpacks |
| Brand Name | TETON Sports |
| Color | Hunter Green |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 7,326 Reviews |
| Embellishment Feature | Cord |
| Fit Type | regular |
| Fit to Size Sentiment | positive |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00855020001212 |
| Import Designation | Imported |
| Included Components | Backpack, Rainfly |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 17"D x 30"W x 12"H |
| Item Shape | Rectangular prism, irregular shape |
| Item Type Name | Internal Frame Backpack |
| Item Weight | 4.4 pounds |
| Lining Description | Polyester |
| Manufacturer | TETON Sports |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 20001212 |
| Material Type | Nylon |
| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 2 kg |
| Model Name | Scout 3400 Backpack |
| Number Of Pockets | 1 |
| Number of Compartments | 7 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Bottle Holder |
| Outer Material | Ripstop |
| 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 |
| Size | 55L |
| Sleeve Length Description | Sleeveless |
| Sport Type | Hiking |
| Storage Volume | 55 liters |
| Strap Type | Shoulder Strap |
| Style Number | 121 |
| Subject Character | sports |
| Theme | Sports |
| UPC | 855020001212 772259406529 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | TETON Sports® Limited Lifetime Warranty : TETON Sports® strives to manufacture the best possible products for our customers. Our limited lifetime warranty covers products against defects in materials or workmanship. This warranty is cheerfully extended to the original owner only and excludes normal wear and tear (e.g., zippers that wear out after extended use) or misuse. Please follow care instruc… |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |

## Images

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## 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!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This pack is a beast
*by T***R on September 25, 2025*

Took this to the bwca and it held up great even being over stuffed. I was able to fit my tent in the bottom outer pocket, It has some straps toward the bottom the held my sleeping bag, the side pockets held a lot of little gear and is where i stored everything i wanted immediat access to. there are also 2 bottom side strechy side bocket that work well for your water bottle, I brought a 1 quart nalgen bottle thats pretty wide and the pockets streched around it firmly and never tore. The most impressive to me is that there were no tears, i mean i had this thing stuff with plenty of poky objects vrammed in the pockets, scissors, pliers, fish grips and they never broke the fabric. Besides the pockets i meantioned the others in the bag are really only usful depending on how mouch you stuff in the main compartment, the if you fill it the outer front pocket can be pretty tight but even so i was able to cram thing in there and once again - never tore. As a 6'4" man i was concerned about finding a pack that fit my long torso, it came already at the max adjustment which i found perfect. i had to adjust the shoulder and hipstrap lengths which is easy and expected. the upper back and lower back padding was great and all in all I found it as comfortable as a pack can be for someone that doesnt do much pack hiking. I cant speak on the rain cover as i dint end up using it, not sure how it would have fit on my over stuff pack but even without it i never had wet things when a little water got splashed on it during the canoeing parts of my trip. I dont see how the more expensive packs out there could offer anything better. id say i had about 50 pounds in it as i took a lot of lightweight gear. for me 10/10

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best Backpack You'll Find At The $60 Price Point
*by J***O on May 17, 2013*

I'd recommend this backpack to those who are just getting into backpacking and are not sure if they will like it. All the gear that goes into backpacking can put a good dent into your wallet. so this is a good option for those unsure if they want to make the investment into a nicer pack. I personally bought this as cheap BOB or an extra backpack to lend out to friends who I'm trying to convert into outdoorsmen! Build Quality: To sum it up in a word: usable. This isn't a nice $200 backpack, it's a $60 backpack. Keep that in mind as I critique it because this backpack represents value for money, not top quality. The backpack is constructed out of nylon. It's medium weight fabric that should be able to stand up to getting scraped by sticks and brush. The zippers are low quality plastic zippers; don't expect Maxpedition quality YYK. They often get stuck so you have to be careful every time you open and close them. The side pocket zippers aren't too bad but the bottom compartment zippers always get stuck. Fortunately I rarely get into the bottom of the pack so it isn't a huge deal for me. The stitching of the backpack is another area where compromise was made. As it came, there were loose threads all over the pack. It didn't look like it was about to fall apart but it definitely told me that this is NOT a hard-use backpack. The stitching on the top carry strap is poor so I don't use it when the pack is filled up with a heavy load- definitely a downside. The stitching that connects the straps to the bag is also poor so you can't pull down hard on them for lots of compression or to attach another item to the pack. The build quality is definitely indicative of a budget backpack. Modularity: There are five compartments in this bag: The main compartment, the bottom compartment, two side compartments, and a small zipper pouch under the strap-down hood on top. The bottom compartment is separated from the top by a nylon panel that can be zipped out of the way to create one large compartment that goes the entire length of the pack. If you're unfamiliar with how much 55L of space is, it's usually enough to fit around 3 day's worth of gear, clothes, and food. There is also a pouch in the bag where you can insert a bladder hydration system. It can run out to clip into the left or right shoulder strap. There is no MOLLE on this bag or any meaningful way to attach items to the outside of the pack (other than a few areas of crappy elastic cordage). Basically, everything you want to carry has to fit inside the bag. Carryability: Personally I prefer external frame backpacks. I like the support they provide, the air flow to the back, and the ability to attach items to the frame. There's my bias. Compared to other internal frame packs I'd say that this one feels decent. The shoulder straps are adequately padded and adjustable for different heights. A sternum strap also holds the bag secure against the chest. I feel that the hip straps are a bit of a letdown. They seem overly stiff for how little of the load they actually take from your back. Adjusted the best that I can, the hip straps still can't distribute the pack't weight as well as many other backpacks that I've used. But again, for $60 I'm not really complaining. Overall: This bag is no replacement for a nicer backpack. If you think that you're going to be doing a lot of backpacking and you want to buy this bag, remember: "Buy nice or buy twice!" This is an inexpensive beginner's backpack good for just a few days out in the bush. If this is what you're looking for then snatch this thing up, it's a good steal!

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