Cotopaxi Allpa 35L Travel Pack Del Día Dark Updated with New Features
The Story
The updated Cotopaxi Allpa Travel Pack Del Día Dark features improved weight distribution, a new exterior water-bottle pocket, and a luggage pass-through strap, according to a WIRED review. The pack is made from 100 percent leftover black fabric with colorful zipper pulls and accents, and its interior panels use leftover scraps of material, making each bag unique. The reviewer tested the bag over two weeks across two continents and four countries.
Key Facts
- The Allpa Travel Pack now has better weight distribution with air-mesh shoulder and hip straps.
- It includes an exterior stretchy water-bottle pocket that can hold up to 32 ounces and a luggage pass-through strap.
- The Del Día Dark version uses only leftover black fabric with bright zipper pulls and accents.
- Interior panels and pockets are unique to each bag, as they are made from leftover scraps of material handpicked by the sewer.
- Cotopaxi is a Benefit Corporation (B Corp) and donates one percent of annual revenue to a foundation that awards grants to nonprofits.
- The bag has a suitcase-style full-zip opening that lays flat, YKK zippers with a loop for a padlock, one large compartment, one medium, one small, a front-access zip pocket with key clip, a zipped fleece-lined laptop sleeve with tablet pocket.
- The pack weighs 2 pounds 7 ounces.
- The bag costs $230, and Cotopaxi promises to repair or replace it no matter its age.
- The reviewer stated the bag carried enough for a weeklong trip and fit a MacBook, chargers, cables, glasses, and teabags.
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Sources: Wired
