Replacing my GoLite Odyssey
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Re: Replacing my GoLite Odyssey
Seek Outside is another company out of Colorado who's packs are getting alot of attention in the UL world especially for heavier loads and hunting.
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Re: Replacing my GoLite Odyssey
Seek Outside makes packs for carrying heavy loads. The Divide pack is less than 3 lbs and is 79 liters. The Unaweep 6300 is slightly more than 3.5 lbs and is a whopping 103 liters! These weights are base weights, adding accessories of course increases the weight.These are external frame packs by the way, but they get some love with heavy haulers. I use a ULA Circuit, the Seek Outside packs are much more robust than I need.michaelzim wrote: ↑Mon Sep 21, 2020 8:08 am
These are the lesser known companies I have discovered so far - if anyone has others of note I would appreciate knowing of them
My two cents on the weight issue: upgrade the other items in your pack first, such as tent, sleeping bag, etc. Get the weight down to where you would like it, THEN buy a pack to fit your new, lighter gear.

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Re: Replacing my GoLite Odyssey
The packs shown in Seek Outside look great. But, all the reviews seem to be from men. Not just no women's reviews, but nothing from small women. I wonder if their packs fit smaller people? The hip belt looks like it would go from my hips all the way to my arm pits! I do like the idea of an external frame with mix-and-match components.
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Re: Replacing my GoLite Odyssey
I think that I know why large pack reviews are from men. Women are smart enough not to carry a 100L pack.
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