Teton Daypacks; Packable, Lightweight, Comfortable Backpack for Hiking and Travel; Overnight Bag

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TETON Sports offers great bang for your buck packs! I thought the 1600 was well made and had a wide range of pockets/features. I ended up returning because it did not fit my original need of an affordable “ultra lite” pack. If you are looking for a true day pack this is for you. If you want to do overnights get something with a real hip belt. I also own the scout 3400 and would highly recommend.

Can't beat the value. Low cost, configuration feels like a much larger pack than it is. Well constructed and can hold a lot. Very lightweight. Only used it once so far, but feels like it will hold up decently and very comfortable even without the hip belt wings larger packs have. Sure, it's not a $300 UL pack with roll-down top and UL materials, but for $35 nothing comes close to the value or low weight.

Pros: 1: Lightweight. At 1.8pounds in the description (I weighed it In at 2.1lbs) For those UL geeks out there it is a very light pack 2: Equipment storage versatility. This 26L-27L (depends where you look) may be on the much smaller side when it comes to equipment storage, however if packing properly the Cirque 1600 puts everything away with ease! The side pockets are really amazing as well as the inside mesh zipper compartment. The side-mesh bottle holders are also very well done and can be used to even fit other equipment if desired. 3: Comfort The Cirque 1600 is rather comfortable. If packed properly, hiking is a breeze. Even without a cushioned waist strap it still feels great.plenty of mesh padding on the back and shoulders. Cons: 1: Even though the size is nice, I think Teton should offer essentially the same pack but slightly larger (And no, not the Pursuit 2000. The pack doesn’t even come near the Cirque) Would LOVE to see Teton come out with essentially the same pack, just in a LARGER option up to perhaps a 45L pack. 2:Missed storage opportunity. The Cirque 1600 can easily have an upgraded version of itself along with some sort of open-mesh front style compartment. Just another way to store certain equipment to be even MORE EFFICIENT. Mesh waist belt with zipper storage compartments would also be a great addition as well. 3: No rain cover compartment. Probably a minor con, however my personal preference it is nice to have a bottom zipper compartment for your rain cover for your pack.

Couldn’t find light weight pack that fit my gear for summer that was economical and comfortable. This was my answer. This pack is my second one because my hubby liked mine. My 10 yr old granddaughter carried it in the mountains. The side mesh pockets are not super sturdy, if you drag the pack on the ground when picking it up(10 yr old mistake). I would recommend this pack for anyone looking for a decently lightweight pack that won’t break your bank.