Teton Oasis 22L Hydration Pack with 3L Water Bladder, Hiking Backpack, Buck Brown

For short hikes comes helpful, but for longer hikes to pack more stuff in, I'd say get a bigger 🎒.

I returned the product because it did not adjust to fit me on the shoulders and chest. It stuck out and wouldn't sit flat and it came up high in the back and was uncomfortable on me. My husband tried it on and it was a better fit, so I would recommend it for a man or larger woman, not a petite frame. I did like the looks, included rain cover, and size, but it wasn't for me overall.

Love the quality and all the compartments. Come with rain cover at the bottom. Love the 3L bladder as well. Only thing I wish the bladder suction part comes with a lid.

Nice pack,shipped fast. Overall a smooth deal.

Plenty of pockets to store essentials, side pockets for an extra day water bottle, and the best is the enclosed rain cover. Very comfortable pack!!!

Great value for the price. Meets all my needs for day hikes.

My husband has the same backpack and it had proved to be reliable and good quality

I have a Swiss Gear pack which is built better e.g. better zippers, more substantial straps

I have been using a Teton Oasis 1200 hydration pack for several years, and I have gone through two of them over time. I replaced my 1200 with this pack and found several new features that I liked, and I found some later that I did not like. Likes: - Separate compartment for the hydration bladder (the 1200 had one large pocket with a small divider. - The hydration hose ports over each shoulder. This is a nice features as opposed to the single port in the middle of the 1200 model. - The carry strap between the two shoulder straps is very handy. The 1200 only had a small loop that would fit one finger or a carabiner. - I like the added webbing on the back of the smaller pouch. I have not used it yet, but it may be useful in the future. Dislikes: - I do not like the one inch waist band. The 1200 had a two inch waist band and a wide, padded area that covered the hips. Additionally, these wide, padded areas included small, zippered pockets that were handy for chapstick, gum, etc. My latest Teton Oasis pack with the 1" waist band was purchased in March 2026. The right side strap tore free from the pack at the attach point in late August of 2026. I purchased an Oasis 1200 on eBay to replace it. - I am not fond of the "lack of webbing" between the main compartment and the small aft compartment. If you place an extra shirt or some sweat rags in there, they will eventually fall out. Other than the 1", non-padded waist band, it is a pretty good pack. I hope Teton will add a padded, 2" waist band on future models.

Bought a couple months ago and just put it through its first test. First, some background. I have a Camelbak Rim Runner from about 12 years ago that I wore out. I loved that pack. I went to buy it again only to find out that Camelback changed the design and reduced the size of the ladder from 3L to 2L. After looking at their other options, I decided to look elsewhere and came across Teton. I am so glad! The 22L is the right size and fit my 3L Camelbak bladder with zero issues. I haven't used the included bladder because the old one no longer has that bladder taste and I didn't want to start over. The fabric is super durable and the pouches are the right size for a day hike's needs. We did 12.4 miles and 4000+ feet and it carried all my food, water, and clothing needs. The water bottle holders are big enough for 1L Nalgenes which is also a big plus because my old Camelback just got stretched out to hold them. I'm not sure I really like the little pouch below that clips to the sides but that's a minor thing. One thing that would make a small improvement: a way to easily store hiking poles. The top of our hike was a hands-required scramble and there isn't a good way to lash the poles to the pack. We figured out a way but it wasn't pretty or secure. Altogether, a really good pack and I'm glad I found Teton.