The hiking backpack with a built-in cooler
Cold drinks, your chairs, an umbrella and a full day of gear — carried hands-free, mile after mile. One pack, zero trips back to the car.
Everything the beach day needs — strapped to one comfy bag
We packed a cooler, a gear hauler and a proper hiking pack into a single design so you can leave the wagon, the esky and the extra trips behind.
12-hour cold core
An insulated cooler compartment keeps up to 24 cans icy from first light to last swim.
Keeps 24 cans coldCarries your chairs
Side compression straps lock in folding chairs, an umbrella, towels — even a paddle.
Gear mounts built inTotally hands-free
It's a backpack. Both hands stay free for kids, cooler-runs and tricky trails.
Backpack comfortA pocket for everything
Sunscreen, phone, keys, snacks, sandy sandals — sorted compartments for all of it.
Stay organisedSand & splash proof
Water-resistant, sand-shedding fabric wipes clean and shrugs off spray and spills.
Beach-ready fabricBuilt for the long haul
Padded straps and a supportive frame carry a full load comfortably, mile after mile.
All-day comfortOne bag. The entire beach day.
Watch the Chillseeker pack a cooler, two chairs, an umbrella and a full day of gear — then walk it down to the sand, hands totally free.
Rated 4.9 out of 5 by beach-day regulars
“Ditched three separate bags for beach days. My hands are finally free to actually chase my kids.”
“Cooler side stayed ice cold for our whole 6-hour hike. Straps carry a full load without killing my shoulders.”
“The chair straps are genius — no more awkward chair-under-arm shuffle across the sand.”
It started with one too many trips back to the car
The idea dawned on me after dragging a cooler, four chairs and a tangled umbrella across the sand for the hundredth time. My friends’ kids running ahead, drinks already warm and a long walk on a busy day. I thought: there has to be a better way to carry a beach day. So I built one.
Two years, fourteen prototypes and a lot of very sandy weekends later, the Chillseeker was born — a single pack that swallows the cooler, straps on the gear, and keeps your hands free for what actually matters.
