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TETON Sports Summit 1500 Backpack; Lightweight, Durable Daypack for Hiking, Travel and Camping; Not Your Basic Backpack,Orange
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- DON’T WAIT FOR YOUR NEXT BIG ADVENTURE TO GET OUTDOORS: Lightweight, adjustable and comfortable; 25L hiking backpack for men, women and youth; Take it camping and anywhere you travel
- DURABLE: Not your basic backpack; Double-line shell is long-lasting and puncture proof; Shape-forming backer board and multiple compression straps provides strength and stability. Torso Length: Fixed 18"
- DESIGNED WITH YOU IN MIND: Low profile, body-hugging fit reduces bounce and evenly distributes weight; Two side mesh pouches; hydration-ready daypack fits a 3-Liter bladder (sold separately)
- COMFORTABLE: Channeled back and hip padding made of durable open-cell foam for maximum comfort and great airflow; Adjustable harness fits youth and adults; sewn-in rainfly keeps your gear dry
- 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 with TETON Sports
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Don’t Wait for Your Next Big Adventure to Get Outdoors
The Summit 1500 Backpack is just the right size to get you outdoors this weekend. It’s comfortable with padded foam that channels the air around your back for optimal airflow while hiking. You can adjust the contoured shoulder straps, waist belt, and chest strap to get a custom fit. Designed with multiple gear loops, external pockets, and compression straps for all the gear you want to keep handy. The main compartment provides plenty of room for your gear for the entire day or overnight adventure.
TETON Sports Summit 1500 Backpack
Durable
The double-line shell is long-lasting and puncture proof and the shape-forming backer board. Designed with multiple compression straps that provide strength and stability.
Comfortable
The channeled back and hip padding is made of durable open-cell foam for maximum comfort and optimal airflow. It also includes a sewn-in rainfly that keeps your gear dry.
Designed with You in Mind
The low profile, body-hugging fit reduces bounce and evenly distributes weight. With two side mesh pouches for easy-to-reach gear, the Summit 1500 is also hydration-ready for up to a 3-Liter bladder (sold separately).
- Capacity: 1500 cubic inches (25 Liters)
- Dimensions (filled): 21.75" x 12.75" x 10" (55 x 32 x 25 cm)
- Shell: 420D Double-Line Ripstop
- Weight (unfilled): 2.4 lbs (1.1 kg)
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Padded Lumbar and Countoured StrapsBack and lumbar have durable open-cell foam pads for optimal comfort. Comfort taped shoulder straps are contoured for your comfort. |
Gear Loops and Compression StrapsDesigned with gear loops for gear you need to pack outside the pack and compression straps so it can be packed for an easier carry. |
Butterfly Expansion Storage and Stretch Mesh Side PocketsAdded compartments for even more storage options for anything your adventure requires. |
Sewn-In RainflyKeep your gear dry wherever you are with the built-in rainfly that is easy to access at the bottom of the backpack. |
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Price | $58.65$58.65 | $84.99$84.99 | $114.99$114.99 | $77.68$77.68 | — |
Recommended Pack for Longer Hiking Adventures | Good | Good | Better | Better | Best |
Capacity | 1500 Cubic Inches (25 Liters) | 2746 Cubic Inches (45 Liters) | 4600 Cubic Inches (75 Liters) | 3700 Cubic Inches (60 Liters) | 5500 Cubic Inches (90 Liters) |
Color Options | Orange | Black | Evergreen | Bluejay | Navy Blue | Red | Navy Blue | Black |
Dimensions | 22" x 13" x 10" (56 x 33 x 25 cm) | 28" x 15" x 10" ( 71 x 38 x 25 cm) | 35" x 16" x 14" (89 x 41 x 36 cm) | 33" x 15.5" x 12.5" (84 x 38 x 32 cm) | 34" x 15" x 17" (86.4 x 38.1 x 43.2 cm) |
Torso Length Adjustment | Fixed 18" (Fixed 46 cm) | 5.5" - 9.5" (14-24 cm) | 17" - 21" (43 - 53 cm) | 16" - 21.5" (41 - 55 cm) | 16” – 22” (40.6 - 56 cm) |
Belt Length Adjustment | 24" - 60" (61 - 152 cm) | 24" - 56" (61 - 142 cm) | 28" – 50" (71 - 127 cm) | 28" - 51" (71 - 130 cm) | 30" - 48" (76 - 122 cm) |
Weight | 2.4 lbs (1.1 kgs) | 3.9 lbs (1.75 kg) | 5.5 lbs (2.5 kg) | 4 lbs (1.8 kgs) | 6 lbs (2.7 kg) |
Pack Size (empty) | 22.5" x 11" x 2" (57 x 28 x 5 cm) | 24" x 11" x 3" ( 60 x 27 x 8 cm) | 35" x 14.5" x 3" (89 x 37 x 8 cm) | 30.5" x 12.5" x 2" (78 x 32 x 5 cm) | 31" x 15" x 4" (79 x 38 x 10 cm) |
Hydration Capacity (bladder not included) | 3 Liters | 3 Liters | 3 Liters | 3 Liters | 3 Liters |
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- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Product Dimensions : 12.6 x 21.65 x 3.94 inches; 2.43 Pounds
- Item model number : 1002
- Department : unisex-adult
- Manufacturer : TETON Sports
- ASIN : B006JYHGM6
- Country of Origin : China
- Best Sellers Rank: #49,322 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors)
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Because you’re up for a quick getaway in the backcountry and need a reliable backpack for a few of your necessities. You need the TETON Sports Summit 1500 Ultralight Backpack.
This sturdy daypack has 1500 cubic inch (25-liter) capacity and is fully adjustable at the waist and shoulders. The thick padded shoulder straps allow you to comfortably carry heavy loads for longer. The durable open-cell foam lumbar pad and molded channels provide maximum comfort and airflow and the low-profile, body-hugging fit reduces bounce.
This ultralight, versatile backpack is perfect for day hikes or overnighters and is a great price for all its features including multi-directional compression straps to attach pad or bag externally and multiple compartments and pockets arranged for strategic packing. Add it to your cart! No regrets!
It’s TETON Sports' trusted quality and construction: Made with a 420D 2MM Double Line Ripstop and 420D Oxford canvas shell stands up to years of rugged adventuring. An exceptional pack at an affordable price.
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Comfort | 4.6 | — | 4.6 | 4.8 | 4.5 | — |
Weight distribution | 4.5 | — | 4.5 | 4.6 | 4.6 | — |
For traveling | 4.5 | — | 4.6 | 4.7 | 4.6 | — |
Storage Capacity | 4.7 | — | 4.6 | — | 4.7 | — |
Value for money | 4.3 | — | — | 5.0 | 4.8 | — |
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capacity | 25 liters | 3 liters | 3 liters | 50 liters | 3 liters | 3 liters |
size | 25 Liters | 55L | 65L | 45+5L | 55L | 45L |
outer material | Polyester | Polyester | — | Nylon | Polyester | Polyester |
closure type | Zipper | Drawstring | Drawstring | Zipper | Drawstring | Drawstring |
weight | 1.1 kilograms | 3.99 pounds | 5 pounds | 2.42 pounds | — | 3.7 pounds |
water resistance | water resistant | water resistant | water resistant | waterproof | water resistant | water resistant |
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Customers like the pockets, quality and portability of the backpack. They mention that it holds a surprising amount of items in all the various side pockets inside and outside, and that it's well constructed. Some say that it is a great 2 day bag and that its a good pack for the money. Customers also like the weight, and performance. However, some customers are mixed on fit and straps.
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Customers like the pockets in the backpack. They say it has enough pockets to carry their necessities in, and it holds a surprising amount of items. Some appreciate the side pockets and the additional storage with a centerline outside zipper. Overall, most are happy with the pockets and straps to secure gear.
"...Also has lots of zipper pockets for different items to stay totally safe (car keys) and accessible (toilet supplies)...." Read more
"...The pack holds a good amount of equipment (inside and out) and weight as I've had about 60lbs in it (training hikes) and even my folded up 5-year-..." Read more
"...4. It holds a surprising amount of items in all the various side pockets inside and outside of the main pocket. You can organize things well.5...." Read more
"...The main compartment is surprisingly large. I can pack three days of food, stove, pot, fuel, extra clothes and a sleeping pillow..." Read more
Customers like the quality of the backpack. They mention it's very well constructed, holds up well, and has no signs of wear and tear. The zippers and compression straps are also well made, and the details seem well made. Overall, customers are happy with the quality and functionality of the bag.
"...Turns out, this 3700 has so many straps, is very versatile, and is so well built that I was able to put my kid's sleeping bag in the bottom..." Read more
"...As for the bag, the bag is made of ripstop material and is double-stitched for extra strength at the seams..." Read more
"...worry about as I've put a Lot of strain on this thing and it's held up just fine. I've used this pack as a day pack several times, and it is perfect...." Read more
"...I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for good quality and many features at an affordable price." Read more
Customers find the backpack to be a fantastic, excellent pack. They say it's the best hiking backpack ever, a great 2 day bag, and a really nice backpack for many varied purposes. Customers also mention the bladder hook does really well. Overall, customers are satisfied with the portability of the product.
"...I've used this pack as a day pack several times, and it is perfect...." Read more
"...All in all, this is a fantastic backpack. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for good quality and many features at an affordable price." Read more
"...Aside from the above mentioned issues, this pack seems to be halfway decent, especially if you're just getting into backpacking (like me), not..." Read more
"Excellent pack, especially for the price!..." Read more
Customers find the backpack to be great value for the money. They also say it's a decent pack for people just starting out.
"So far, this is a great bag for the price. I have had external frame backpacks and it was time to upgrade to a lighter option...." Read more
"...When considering this fact alone coupled with it's already reasonable price that's a huge win for a day pack/overnight pack.4...." Read more
"...it to anyone looking for good quality and many features at an affordable price." Read more
"Wow! Where do I begin on this pack. GREAT quality! GREAT price! GREAT features!This is my second backpacking pack I've had...." Read more
Customers like the weight of the backpack. They mention it's small and light enough, hefty enough to power through starter backpacker days, and the weight is distributed well with most of the weight on their hips. The weight distribution options allow a good amount of flexibility depending on the gear required. They also say the pack is sturdy, has pockets on the exterior, and has a balanced load distribution.
"...This pack is one of the few backpacks I've researched that are ultralight and have pockets on exterior of the pack. Man that was a big seller for me...." Read more
"...Were there any "Pros" ? Of course ! This pack is VERY light...." Read more
"...However, I will say that this pack is perfect for me. I wanted a lightweight, low-cost, well performing pack for my first overnight backpack...." Read more
"...I can put it on by myself. The weight is distributed well with most of the weight on my hips...." Read more
Customers like the performance of the backpack. They say it works well for long day hikes, and the adjustable torso is great. They also say it holds up totally fine and has worked perfectly for 2-5 day trips. The rain fly works awesome, and it works great for hauling light loads into secluded beaches. Customers also say that it rides great, has pockets where they need them, and carries their 35-inch laptop.
"...a two night remote island trip with 17 miles walking and it worked well for our needs...." Read more
"...I have no complaints to the durability or comfort of this pack. It is really good. Especially for the price." Read more
"...I wanted a lightweight, low-cost, well performing pack for my first overnight backpack. That's exactly what this pack is...." Read more
"...I even rode a horse with this and it worked great. I can put it on by myself...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the fit of the backpack. Some mention that it's very sturdy and super comfortable, with comfortable shoulder straps and formed padding on their back. However, others say that the brain of the pack seems to be too small and it keeps slipping off. The belly band is not made for big people and the pack size is very small. Some customers also mention that the shoulder strap was a bit narrow and the buckle on each one was positioned just right.
"...The waist strap is comfortable for long periods as it is padded in the right areas, and more importantly, the fit is easy to adjust and there's a..." Read more
"...: So, I tried ordering the 4300 as a replacement and it was terribly uncomfortable even when empty...." Read more
"...It’s still comfortable when wearing but I really need another inch or so for an absolute perfect fit...." Read more
"...The formed padding was comfortable on my back though it did get hot and sweaty in spite of the ventilation contours...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the straps. Some mention that there are lots of straps and cinch points, making it highly adjustable. They also appreciate the thoughtful attachments for ice pick and shovel, and the very generous amount of strapping for lashing items. However, some customers report issues with the tug straps for the shoulder harness, saying that they keep twisting making it difficult to cinch down. They say there are an unusually high number of unnecessary straps on the pack that get in the way.
"...Turns out, this 3700 has so many straps, is very versatile, and is so well built that I was able to put my kid's sleeping bag in the bottom..." Read more
"...There are also an unusually high number of unnecessary straps on the pack that get in the way quite a bit...." Read more
"...There are ample straps for accessories as well as a great vertical and horizontal cinch system...." Read more
"...You can organize things well.5. It has two very long compression straps on top for a sleeping pad or a sleeping bag...." Read more
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Bought this for a 2 night trip with my LO and dog, in bear country, where nights will hit freezing, to replace my ancient Kelty pack. Both will have their own packs but dog is small(can’t carry much) and kid is young (can’t carry much). In warmer weather, without bears (and bear can) this bag might work. Was hoping to use this this trip and in the future longer trips when I don’t have to carry everything myself. Buying a bigger pack. Really like that it’s so adjustable though.
Note that I am a proponent of ultralight but with a small kid I really do have to bring a change of clothes and extra shoes for her and us being two females I also need to bring additional supplies a guy might not need. Ha! Wondering how my dad did this when I was little!!
UPDATE: So, I tried ordering the 4300 as a replacement and it was terribly uncomfortable even when empty. Turns out, this 3700 has so many straps, is very versatile, and is so well built that I was able to put my kid's sleeping bag in the bottom (unzipped the internal compartment separator) along with some clothes, strapped my sleeping bag to the top of the pack using a single strap, strapped a sleeping pad to the bottom, and clipped a second sleeping pad to a strap, and used the side cinchers for my ground cloth and to clip water bottles, and got it all to fit. (bear can and tent went vertical into the pack, pot/stove on top of the bear can, clothes and smaller items wherever I could fit them) I LOVE this thing. It was so very comfortable, even though I was carrying almost everything for two people. Also has lots of zipper pockets for different items to stay totally safe (car keys) and accessible (toilet supplies). I also liked that it had a little pocket on the waist strap, to put my Kleenex, hand sanitizer, knife, & flashlight. My only two suggested improvements would be to put a pocket on each waist strap (2 waist pockets, I have a daypack like that and it's helpful) and to make the waist pockets big enough to hold my phone. I was using my phone as my camera and although it's a smaller phone it didn't fit in the waist pocket and I ended up carrying it in the back pocket of my pants so that I could grab it out whenever I wanted. PS - I was concerned about rain one night so I pulled out the built-rain cover, put the pack on a rock (so the water would go around the rock and not into the bottom of the pack) and leaned it against a tree. Although it didn't actually rain, it seemed that the rain cover would have adequately protected the pack.
I used to use a (now ancient) external frame Kelty pack. This new Teton was so great that I carried 47 lbs with no problem it practically felt like a day pack. And, I had to ALSO carry kid part of the way - almost 90 lbs total (and I weigh 123). I am a huge fan of this pack. I can't wait to go backpacking again!!
Pros:
-Multiple sections and pouches
-Custom ergonomic support
-Built-in rain fly and chest-snap whistle
-Colors are easily visible
Cons:
-The top flap has several cinch points that can be difficult to open and/or may become tangled
-Rain fly may push water to the straps instead of down the bag away from the shoulders (not tested verified)
-Black back pads cause sweat
The best features IMO are the separate bottom section for sleeping bags, etc., the zipper pouch on the inside of the top flap and the rain fly. I can fit my Teton Journey sleeping bag in the bottom section and still have room for a camping pillow and bag sheets. The upper hidden pouch is great for those items you want to stay dry and out of the way, but may need to reach. While I haven't had the occasion to test the rain fly, it pulls out easily and covers the whole exterior of the bag and it's very easy to roll up for reinsertion into the storage pouch on the bottom of the bag (it is fully removable but is attached to the inside of the bottom of the bag by an elastic band). There are ample straps for accessories as well as a great vertical and horizontal cinch system. The torso length is customizable so that it can fit my 6'2" body or my wife's 5'9", only by tightening the straps on the back of the bag. The waist strap is comfortable for long periods as it is padded in the right areas, and more importantly, the fit is easy to adjust and there's a small zip pouch for granola, keys or small gps, compass or something. I couldn't quite fit my 5" phone in the waist pouch. There's ample space on the waist strap for a phone, knife, hatchet or pistol holster or whatever. A water bladder can be placed in the main pack section in the separated water pouch (running a tube through the pack) or water bottles can be hung on the side of the bag's two bottle holders. The pack holds a good amount of equipment (inside and out) and weight as I've had about 60lbs in it (training hikes) and even my folded up 5-year-old (see above). While I was training the shoulder and back pads caused sweat, but they also dry pretty quick. Over all, I'm very satisfied with the Teton Sports Hiker 3700. I have friends who have spend three times the amount and can't believe the features I have on the Teton. I'm becoming a Teton man, and I bet you will too.
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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.