Seek Outside Divide 4800 2.0
Hunting Pack
$505

Seek Outside

Seek Outside Divide 4800 2.0

4.5(6 reviews)

The Divide 4800 2.0 is the current evolution of Seek Outside's cult-classic Divide 4500, an ultralight external-frame crossover pack that spans backpack hunting, packrafting and heavy-haul backpacking. The complete system — 79-liter roll-top bag plus the patented aluminum Revolution frame — ships at just 3 lb 7 oz yet carries 200+ lb loads, a strength-to-weight ratio no mainstream hunting pack matches.

Price
$505
Capacity
79 L
Weight
3.4 lbs
Best For
Ultralight backpack hunters and packrafters who want one crossover pack that can still haul an elk quarter

Specifications

Type
Hunting Pack
Frame Type
External Frame
Capacity
79 L
Weight
3.4 lbs
Max Recommended Load
200+ lbs
Torso Fit
Field-adjustable frame height (24", 26", or 28"); hipbelts from Small 27"-31" to XXL 42"-48"
Material
UltraGrid 210D recycled nylon with 200D grid (1500 mm HH), or Ultra 200X UHMWPE laminate waterproof to 200+ PSI
Back Panel
Patented 6061 T6 aluminum Revolution external frame with removable horizontal cross stay; minimal-contact back panel with padded yoked harness
Warranty
Limited lifetime warranty against defects; made and repairable in Grand Junction, Colorado
Raincover Included
No
Fits BV500 Bear Canister
Yes

Features

Adjustable TorsoRemovable LidFits Bear Canister

Pros

  • Unmatched strength-to-weight: the complete bag-and-frame system weighs 3 lb 7 oz yet is rated for 200+ lb loads — roughly half the weight of an Exo K4, Stone Glacier or Kifaru build with a similar haul rating.
  • A Trailspace reviewer who runs the same Revolution frame on 75+ lb meat hauls says a loaded Divide 'carried wonderfully and much better than any internal frame backpack' they'd owned.
  • The frame height is field-adjustable to 24", 26" or 28", so you can run it short and nimble for day loads or tall for heavy pack-outs and longer torsos — no other hunting frame adjusts like this.
  • Backpacking Light's tester found 20-40 lb loads rode comfortably through off-trail desert scrambling, crediting the rigid frame and articulated hipbelt for keeping agility intact.
  • The Ultra 200X fabric option is waterproof to 200+ PSI, and even the older X-Pac version let in 'only minimal moisture' during an all-day rainstorm in BPL testing — no rain cover needed for most hunts.
  • Two oversized side pockets each swallow two Nalgene bottles, tripod legs or a spotting scope, which r/Ultralight crossover users cite as the best external storage in the class.
  • It's the darling of the ultralight-hunting crossover crowd — one bag covers September elk, packrafting and shoulder-season backpacking instead of owning a dedicated pack for each.
  • Made and repaired in Grand Junction, Colorado, and the modular Revolution frame accepts every other Seek Outside bag (Gila, Goshawk, Unaweep) if your needs change.

Cons

  • No hipbelt pockets are included standard — a baseline feature on Exo, Stone Glacier and Kuiu — and Backpacking Light found the add-on hip pockets sit too far back to reach on the move.
  • There is no hydration port or dedicated bladder sleeve; BPL's reviewer had to run a bladder in a side pocket with the hose draped over a shoulder.
  • The cavernous 38-inch single-cavity roll-top has almost no internal organization, so reviewers say digging out small items mid-day is a genuine chore.
  • Rokslide users describe the minimalist belt and shoulder padding as 'flimsy' next to Kifaru and Mystery Ranch foam — comfort depends on dialing the fit, not plushness.
  • Unlike the Goshawk or a Kifaru with a load shelf, meat rides inside the bag — Rokslide posters note you have to 'wrestle a load of meat into the bag' rather than dropping it on a shelf.
  • The aluminum frame joints can develop a squeak under load; the accepted forum fix is periodic cleaning and wax on the frame pockets and bottom joint.
  • Rifle and bow carry requires buying Seek Outside's gun-bearer or lashing accessories — nothing weapon-specific comes in the box at $505.
  • The price has crept from $359 for the original Divide 4500 to $505 for the 2.0, and adding hip pockets and a gun bearer pushes it toward mainstream hunting-pack money.

Compare the Seek Outside Divide 4800 2.0

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$540
Hunting Pack
4.9(18)

The Gila 3500 2.0 is Seek Outside's transitional pack between the minimalist Flight and the full-size Divide — 57 liters on the same field-adjustable frame that carries 100+ lbs. Owners who strip the cross stay and gatekeepers report it down to 2 lbs 11 oz, which is unusually light for a pack with a frame-bolted hipbelt.

57 L2 lb 11 oz StrippedInterchangeable Bags

Weight

3.2 lbs

Capacity

57 L

Frame

External Frame

Best for: Hunters and ultralight backpackers who regularly carry 35+ lbs but want a sub-3-pound framed pack
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Seek Outside Goshawk 4800 2.0
$581
Hunting Pack

The Goshawk 4800 2.0 is Seek Outside's breakaway-platform flagship: a 79-liter roll-top bag that detaches from the Revolution frame so meat rides on a load shelf between bag and frame. Complete systems start around $581 depending on fabric, and owners weigh the Ultra 200X build at roughly 4.9 lbs with the frame, lid, and load shelf.

79 LBreakaway Load Shelf200+ lb Rating

Weight

4.9 lbs

Capacity

79 L

Frame

External Frame

Also in Goshawk 6300 (103 L)

Best for: Backcountry hunters who want meat carried separately from their gear at the lowest possible system weight
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Seek Outside Unaweep 6300
$621
Hunting Pack
4.9(14)

The Unaweep 6300 is Seek Outside's integrated-platform hauler — 103 liters on the same Revolution frame as the breakaway packs, but with the bag sewn to the suspension for lower weight and a simpler ride. GearJunkie scored it 8.7/10, and it has been used everywhere from Denali's West Buttress at 120 lbs to multi-week packrafting expeditions.

103 LDenali-Tested200+ lb Rating

Weight

4.4 lbs

Capacity

103 L

Frame

External Frame

Also in Unaweep 4800 2.0 (79 L)

Best for: Expedition hunters and packrafters who want maximum volume and the simplest possible load-hauling setup
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