Cotopaxi
Allpa 28l Backpack Del Día Collection - Assorted And Random Colours
The Cotopaxi Allpa 28L is a travel backpack from the Del Día collection, constructed from repurposed nylon fabric scraps that give each bag a unique, assorted color pattern. It offers a 28-liter capacity (48 cm high, 28 cm long, 15 cm deep) with a large main compartment, padded laptop and tablet sleeves, multiple zippered pockets, elastic water bottle holders, and a luggage pass-through. Travelers find it fits under airline seats as a personal item and appreciate its organization, although some note it is heavier than comparable packs and less comfortable for extended carrying.
- Material
- Nylon fabric made from repurposed fabric scraps
- Gender
- unisex
- Style
- casual, streetwear, travel-friendly, sustainable
- Category
- Apparel & Accessories > Handbags, Wallets & Cases
Color
Size
Specifications
Sustainable backpack made from repurposed fabric scraps with versatile organization and carry options.
Main compartment with zip closure, front zip pockets, padded laptop/tablet compartments, water-bottle pockets, adjustable straps, ventilated mesh back, suitcase loop, adjustable belt.
- Material
- Nylon fabric made from repurposed fabric scraps
- Style
- casual, streetwear, travel-friendly, sustainable
- Occasion
- travel, everyday, weekend
- Gender
- unisex
- Age Group
- adult
- Condition
- new
- Dimensions
- 28x15x48 cm
- Category
- Apparel & Accessories > Handbags, Wallets & Cases
Additional Attributes
- Nylon fabric made from repurposed fabric scraps
- Main compartment with zip closure
- Practical zip pockets at the front
- Padded zip compartments for a tablet and laptop
- Practical inner pockets
- Two elastic water-bottle pockets on the side
- Adjustable padded straps
- Padded mesh back for better ventilation
- Loop for a rolling suitcase at the back
- Adjustable belt and plastic buckle closure
- 28L volume
- Each bag is made from a variety of fabric scraps, making each product unique
Product Insights
Cotopaxi's Allpa 28L Del Día backpack is a one-of-a-kind travel pack assembled from random leftover fabric scraps, making each unit unique and supporting sustainability (B Corp-certified with a score 2.5 times the median). Its durable 840D TPU-coated nylon shell, YKK zippers, and lifetime warranty promise longevity, while structured clamshell storage with built-in mesh compartments and a padded laptop sleeve replace packing cubes for streamlined organization. However, the hip belt stabilizes the load but does not transfer weight off the shoulders, limiting comfort for heavy or long carries, and the bag's 1.02 kg weight consumes nearly 15% of a typical 7 kg carry-on allowance. The random colorway eliminates giver risk for gifting, but buyers cannot preview the design until unboxing, and external water bottle pockets fit only slim 1L bottles securely.
Verified claims
- One-of-a-kind
- Each Del Día pack is one-of-a-kind, assembled from random leftover fabric scraps by a single sewer.
- Unboxing
- The pack is delivered in tissue inside a sturdy box; the colorway is not previewed, making unboxing a gift-like reveal.
- Gifting
- Random colorway eliminates giver color-choice risk, ideal for gifting.
- Sustainability
- Repurposed deadstock fabric creates a unique pack; B Corp score is 2.5 times median.
- Durability
- 100% synthetic (840D TPU-coated nylon) shell, YKK zippers, lifetime warranty.
- Load support
- Hip belt stabilizes but does not offload weight; best for short urban travels.
- Harness design
- Air-mesh straps and padded back improve weight distribution and ventilation.
- Material feel
- Del Día shell lacks rubbery coating for a smoother feel against clothing.
- Fit
- Buyers confirm it fits under seat on Frontier, United, Delta, Southwest, Spirit
- Mesh compartments
- Built-in mesh compartments replace packing cubes, saving about 90 g.
- Laptop compartment
- Padded laptop compartment separates electronics from clothing.
- Quick-access pockets
- Top and front pockets provide quick access to travel essentials.
- Bottle compatibility
- Slim 1L bottles fit; wider or taller ones are tight and may fall out if tipped.
- Storage
- Structured clamshell with two mesh compartments and external water bottle pocket provide organized storage without packing cubes.
- Design & Ethics
- One-of-a-kind deadstock fabric design backed by lifetime warranty and B Corp certification.
- Weight
- At 1.02 kg, the bag uses nearly 15% of a 7 kg carry-on allowance.
- Load distribution
- Hip belt stabilizes but does not offload weight from shoulders.
- Waist strap extenders
- Free waist strap extenders available by email request after purchase.
- Corner attachment loops
- Four corner loops allow attaching carabiners or straps to lash gear externally.
- Hip belt load transfer
- Hip belt stabilizes the pack but does not transfer weight off shoulders.
Product record
- Title
- Allpa 28l Backpack Del Día Collection - Assorted And Random Colours
- Brand
- Cotopaxi
- Price
- 270 CAD
- Availability
- In stock
Deep Research
All-day comfort and load carry
- The hip belt on the 28L is designed primarily for stability and balance rather than transferring weight off the shoulders — it keeps the pack from swaying when rushing between gates but don't expect load-bearing relief like a hiking hip belt.
- The padded mesh back panel delivers moderate ventilation that helps minimize sweat in warmer climates — enough to keep your back from soaking through, though it's a sleek design that prioritizes a low profile over an all-out trampoline suspension.
- Cotopaxi provides waist strap extenders at no additional charge upon request, addressing the complaint that the stock waist belt is too short for larger bodies — a small detail that opens the pack to a wider range of users.
- The 28L's dimensions and redesigned harness make it proportionally comfortable for shorter travelers (tested on a 5'3" user), without the overwhelming turtle-shell effect of the larger 35L — a rare travel pack that doesn't look bulky on petite frames.
- Even when fully packed for a weekend trip, the harness's supportive design makes the load feel manageable — one tester with neck and back issues found it 'doable to travel with thanks to all the support,' and the padded mesh straps remain comfortable for hours.
- The 28L uses a harness redesigned from the original Allpa 35L, with air-mesh shoulder straps and stiffer foam padding blunted by a soft mesh cover — the result is better weight distribution and breathability over long airport walks without the mushiness of overly plush padding.
How deadstock nylon holds up over time
- Cotopaxi uses the same 840D TPU-coated nylon, ballistic nylon, and ripstop polyester liner in the Del Día as it does in the standard Allpa lineup; the deadstock origin affects only the colorway—the pack is built to the identical durability standard, so choosing the remnant-fabric version does not mean settling for lesser materials.
What it's like to receive a surprise colour
- The non-choosable colorway removes the giver's risk of selecting the wrong color — a structural advantage that has led multiple families to adopt the pack as a shared travel standard: one reviewer gifted it to their mom after both siblings already owned theirs, and another called unwrapping it 'like a Christmas morning experience.'
- The pack arrives folded in tissue inside a box with noticeable heft, a departure from the plastic-sheathed unpacking of most travel backpacks — it signals that the product inside is intended as an experience rather than just a utility item, and primes the recipient for the color reveal.
- Because the pack's colorway is authored by a single sewer choosing from day-of deadstock, no two Allpa 28L Del Día backpacks are identical — unboxing one feels like unveiling a bespoke item, and even ordering a second pack guarantees an entirely different look.
- Opening the Allpa 28L Del Día is frequently compared to a child's Christmas morning — one verified buyer described it exactly that way after letting Cotopaxi design their pack for a trip to Spain and Morocco — and the sensation is intentional: the brand does not preview the colorway before shipment, making the unboxing the first moment of discovery.
Will it fit overhead on budget airlines?
- The TPU-coated shell lets the pack glide through Frontier's notoriously strict sizer when inserted front-first, and it fits both horizontally and vertically under a Frontier seat — provided the bag isn't stuffed to its limit.
- Even though United's personal-item sizer measures 17 x 10 x 9 inches, a full 28L Allpa has been crammed into it successfully, making it a viable choice for Basic Economy tickets where only a personal item is allowed.
- The pack has served as a personal item on Delta, Southwest, and Frontier — fitting under seats without issue — and the owner notes it also worked on Spirit and United, reinforcing its real-world role as a one-bag short-haul solution across the US budget and mainline fleets.
How it stacks up against the standard Allpa and rivals
- Cotopaxi’s B Corp certification scores 125.6—2.5 times the median—quantifying ethical manufacturing and sustainability that competitors like Cor Surf and Bellroy can’t match, making the Del Día a purchase that aligns with values as much as utility.
- While Bellroy, Cor Surf, and most travel packs ship in a few predetermined colors, each Allpa Del Día is built from leftover fabric by an individual sewer with total creative control, guaranteeing a one-off look that makes the bag instantly recognizable at baggage claim and impossible to duplicate.
- Where budget alternatives typically offer only a year or two of coverage, Cotopaxi backs the Allpa 28L Del Día with a lifetime warranty and free repair service, significantly reducing long-term ownership risk for frequent flyers.
- The Allpa 28L’s main body fabric is 840-denier TPU-coated nylon—resilient against abrasion and weather—compared to the 900D polyester shell of the budget-focused Cor Surf Island Hopper 2.0, giving the Allpa a durability edge for travelers who subject their gear to rough handling.
- The Allpa 28L opens flat with two zippered mesh compartments that keep clothes partitioned without packing cubes—an organizational layout that the Bellroy Lite 30’s flexible packing cells and the Cor Surf’s simpler interior can’t replicate, saving time and frustration when living out of the bag.
Packing efficiency for weekend trips
- The right-side stretch water bottle pocket handles up to a 1L slim bottle like a Nalgene, but thicker insulated bottles such as a 32oz Hydro Flask fit tightly — a practical consideration for hikers who prefer vacuum-insulated hydration on the trail.
- The front zip pocket is spacious enough to swallow a full toiletry bag or a pair of shoes, offering quick-access storage for items you need at security checkpoints or during the flight without opening the main compartment.
- A soft-lined top pocket keeps small travel essentials like a wallet, passport, and headphones instantly accessible without unbuckling the bag, a feature that streamlines airport navigation and on-the-go use.
- Four attachment loops on the corners accept carabiners or straps, enabling you to lash a jacket, tent, or sleeping pad to the outside when the main compartment is full — a nod to backpacking heritage even in a travel-oriented pack.
- Grab handles on the top, bottom, and left side provide multiple haul points, making it easy to yank the bag from overhead bins or car trunks regardless of how it was stowed — a small but practical feature for frequent fliers.
- The main compartment includes a zippered mesh cover on one side and multiple mesh pockets on the other, compressing and separating clothes effectively enough to function as built-in packing cubes — so you can travel without the extra weight and bulk of separate organizers.
- All zippers are YKK and equipped with stiff nylon pulls that are easy to grab even with cold or gloved fingers, while the main compartment zippers are lockable with a TSA-approved lock for secure travel.
- The main compartment opens completely flat via a full-wrap zipper, transforming the backpack into a suitcase for easy packing and full visibility of contents — a design borrowed from the larger Allpa 35L that eliminates the need to rummage through a top-loading pack.
Do the side pockets actually hold bottles?
- Tall and wide bottles can slip out of the stretch mesh if the pack gets tipped over, so for active travel, overhead‑bin stowage, or car‑trunk tossing a shorter, narrower bottle is far less likely to dislodge unexpectedly.
- The external water bottle pocket is a generational update over earlier Allpa models that lacked one — a direct response to traveler feedback that makes this current‑gen pack more functional for on‑the‑go hydration and signals that the pocket is intended as a core feature, not an afterthought.
- The stretch mesh pocket is rated for up to a one‑liter (32oz) bottle, but fit varies sharply by shape: a slim 32oz Nalgene slides in easily while a thick‑walled 32oz Hydro Flask struggles, so rigid, straight‑sided bottles hold far more securely than insulated ones.
Image Analysis
3 images- 01
Product
Front-facing backpack with a solid dark front panel, centered light-lavender llama logo and brand name, top zip pocket with multicolored zipper pulls, colored side panels and blue webbing loops.
- Front panel materialSingle-piece dark textured fabric front panel with visible fabric weave and mild creasing.
1 region
x 0.11 · y 0.12 · w 0.78 · h 0.78 (high) - Centered logo and wordmark“Light-lavender stylized llama head logo above the lowercase word 'cotopaxi' printed on the front panel.”
1 region
x 0.36 · y 0.28 · w 0.28 · h 0.16 (high) - Top zip pocketHorizontal zip pocket across the upper front with a dark zipper tape and a visible purple fabric zipper pull on the left side.
2 regions
x 0.18 · y 0.06 · w 0.64 · h 0.12 (high); x 0.23 · y 0.07 · w 0.06 · h 0.08 (high) - Top zipper pulls and handleCluster of multicolored cord zipper pulls (teal, green, orange, purple) and a short burgundy/maroon top carry handle visible at the top center.
1 region
x 0.40 · y 0.00 · w 0.20 · h 0.10 (medium) - Side colored panelsNarrow vertical side panels in bright neon yellow on the right and pale green on the left visible at the front-facing edges.
2 regions
x 0.84 · y 0.18 · w 0.12 · h 0.56 (high); x 0.00 · y 0.18 · w 0.11 · h 0.56 (high) - Blue webbing loopsBright blue webbing loops attached on both lower-side seams and near upper sides, visible as flat strap segments.
3 regions
x 0.06 · y 0.66 · w 0.14 · h 0.12 (high); x 0.74 · y 0.66 · w 0.18 · h 0.12 (high); x 0.68 · y 0.22 · w 0.12 · h 0.10 (medium) - Allpa28 side text“Small vertical pink text 'Allpa28' printed near the lower right front edge.”
1 region
x 0.74 · y 0.72 · w 0.17 · h 0.12 (high) - Front lower shapeRounded bottom with slight front panel tuck and seam lines visible at lower corners creating a curved silhouette.
1 region
x 0.14 · y 0.74 · w 0.72 · h 0.20 (high)
Other
Studio product shot showing the backpack centered on a uniform light-gray background with soft shadow along the bottom; image is a straight frontal view with even diffuse lighting.
- Shot compositionBackpack centered and occupying most of the vertical frame, shown straight-on from the front.
- Background and surfaceEven light-gray background with a faint soft shadow beneath the backpack indicating a studio surface.
- Image qualitySharp focus on the product with visible fabric texture and minor specular highlights; no visible noise or motion blur.
Colors
deep charcoal· front panel#111622light lavender· logo and wordmark#ABB4F2burgundy· top handleneon yellow· side right panelpale lime· side left panelbright azure· webbing loopsmedium purple· zipper pull (left)multicolor cords· top zipper cordsvibrant pink· side trim text- Front panel materialSingle-piece dark textured fabric front panel with visible fabric weave and mild creasing.
- 02
Product
Rear view of a multicolored backpack showing padded mesh back panel, two padded shoulder straps with contrasting trim, adjustable sternum and waist straps, and vertical teal text on the center back panel.
- Back panel constructionVertical central back panel with black mesh padding flanked by fabric panels; a narrow burgundy fabric strip runs down the center behind the mesh.
1 region
x 0.36 · y 0.12 · w 0.28 · h 0.68 (high) - Vertical tagline text“Teal vertical text printed on the burgundy center strip reading 'GEAR FOR GOOD'.”
1 region
x 0.46 · y 0.28 · w 0.10 · h 0.44 (high) - Shoulder straps overallTwo padded shoulder straps with visible internal mesh; left strap shows lime yellow front panel with royal blue trim and dark blue underside; right strap shows light gray front panel with pink trim and dark blue underside.
2 regions
x 0.15 · y 0.12 · w 0.32 · h 0.74 (high); x 0.47 · y 0.12 · w 0.38 · h 0.74 (high) - Shoulder strap trim and meshBoth straps have perforated mesh trim along the edges: left strap blue mesh trim, right strap pink mesh trim; interior facing side of straps has black breathable mesh.
2 regions
x 0.20 · y 0.18 · w 0.20 · h 0.60 (high); x 0.64 · y 0.18 · w 0.18 · h 0.60 (high) - Top grab handleShort fabric grab handle at top of pack in burgundy with a small teal loop visible at its right end.
1 region
x 0.38 · y 0.02 · w 0.24 · h 0.10 (medium) - Sternum strap hardwareSmall adjustable sternum strap with a thin black webbing and a red plastic ladder adjuster on the right shoulder strap.
1 region
x 0.68 · y 0.52 · w 0.14 · h 0.14 (medium) - Waist belt and buckleDetachable waist belt in bright orange webbing with a navy blue plastic side-release buckle and an olive green strap attaching to the pack base.
1 region
x 0.20 · y 0.78 · w 0.60 · h 0.20 (high) - Lower strap adjusters and togglesRed and blue ladder adjuster loops and a small purple cord toggle visible at the lower left strap end.
1 region
x 0.08 · y 0.80 · w 0.18 · h 0.16 (high) - Small woven tabSmall rectangular orange woven tab sewn onto the left shoulder strap; text on the tab is present but too small to read at this resolution.Partial
1 region
x 0.30 · y 0.40 · w 0.06 · h 0.05 (medium) - Side water pocketStretch fabric water bottle pocket on the left side in blue fabric with elasticated top.
1 region
x 0.02 · y 0.40 · w 0.18 · h 0.38 (high)
Other
Studio product shot showing the backpack rear against a light gray seamless background with soft, even lighting and minimal shadow below the pack.
- Shot compositionBackpack centered in frame occupying most of the vertical image with the bottom of the pack slightly cropped by the platform shadow.
- Background and lightingEven diffuse lighting on a uniform light gray background producing soft shadows beneath the pack and minimal specular highlights on fabric.
- Image qualityHigh-resolution photograph with clear detail and visible texture in mesh and woven fabrics.
Colors
lime yellow· left shoulder strap front panelroyal blue· left shoulder strap trim and mesh#1B63A4light gray· right shoulder strap front panel#BECAC1bubblegum pink· right shoulder strap trimburgundy· center back strip with textteal· vertical textbright orange· waist belt#E33B24navy blue· waist buckle and small hardware#13152Cmedium blue· side water pocket#1462A4- Back panel constructionVertical central back panel with black mesh padding flanked by fabric panels; a narrow burgundy fabric strip runs down the center behind the mesh.
- 03
Product
Open backpack interior shown flat with two large mesh compartments (one on the lid, one on the base), multiple zipper tracks with colored zipper tape and corded zipper pulls, and visible exterior fabric panels at the lower edge.
- Lid mesh pocketLarge navy mesh pocket attached to the inside of the top lid; pocket fills most of the lid area and is edged with a narrow pale yellow fabric trim and blue satin tape at the pocket base.
1 region
x 0.03 · y 0.02 · w 0.68 · h 0.46 (high) - Base mesh compartmentFull-width dark purple/navy mesh panel covering the interior base compartment; edged with peach-colored zipper tape and a narrow purple fabric border.
1 region
x 0.04 · y 0.37 · w 0.92 · h 0.45 (high) - Vertical interior pocketsTwo vertical narrow pockets on the lid interior: one zip pocket with blue zipper tape and mustard-yellow interior visible at the right edge, and a slender black fabric divider between pockets.
1 region
x 0.68 · y 0.06 · w 0.29 · h 0.44 (high) - Zipper pulls and cordsMultiple corded zipper pulls in contrasting colors: orange braided cord pulls with knotted ends, some with small colored toggles (green, pink).
2 regions
x 0.55 · y 0.72 · w 0.28 · h 0.18 (high); x 0.73 · y 0.12 · w 0.12 · h 0.20 (medium) - Exterior panels visible at lower edgeExterior fabric panels visible along the bottom edge include a lime green panel at left and a deep blue panel at center-right, separated by a narrow black vertical trim.
2 regions
x 0.00 · y 0.74 · w 0.36 · h 0.26 (high); x 0.36 · y 0.74 · w 0.52 · h 0.26 (high) - Perimeter zipper tapeBright pink zipper tape runs around the bag opening perimeter and is visible along the top and right edges of the opened bag.
2 regions
x 0.02 · y 0.00 · w 0.96 · h 0.20 (medium); x 0.82 · y 0.10 · w 0.16 · h 0.82 (medium) - Satin trimShiny blue satin-like trim runs along the seam between the lid and base interior.
1 region
x 0.04 · y 0.33 · w 0.90 · h 0.06 (high)
Other
Studio product shot of an opened backpack on a neutral light gray background, cropped to show interior details; even diffuse lighting with soft shadows at the lower right.
- Shot compositionAngled top-down view focused on the opened interior; image cropped to include bottom exterior panels and full lid interior.
- BackgroundEven light gray seamless background with no texture or props.
- Lighting and shadowSoft, diffuse lighting with a faint shadow beneath the lower edge of the bag toward the bottom-right of the frame.
Colors
deep navy· lid mesh pocket#1C2343dark purple· base mesh compartment#3C1C4Bbubblegum pink· perimeter zipper tapelime green· exterior left panel#D1DD5Dcobalt blue· exterior center-right panel#2B4D7Btangerine orange· corded zipper pulls#9AA51Bpeach· peach zipper tapesatin blue· satin trimmustard yellow· right interior pocket lining- Lid mesh pocketLarge navy mesh pocket attached to the inside of the top lid; pocket fills most of the lid area and is edged with a narrow pale yellow fabric trim and blue satin tape at the pocket base.
Documents & Data
Q&A
3 answered- Since each bag uses different fabric scraps, is there any way to choose or request a specific color combination, or is it completely random?
- The color combination is completely random when ordering online — each Del Día pack is made from leftover fabric scraps, so the one you receive will be a surprise. If you'd like to choose a specific colorway, your best option is to visit the store in person and pick one out.
- What are the exact dimensions of the padded laptop compartment, and will it fit a 15.6-inch gaming laptop?
- The backpack has a 15-inch padded and fleece-lined laptop sleeve [1][2]. While this typically fits standard 15" laptops, a 15.6-inch gaming laptop may be too wide or thick to slide in easily — we recommend checking your laptop's dimensions against the pack's interior compartment height of about 48 cm (the pack's overall height) [1].
- How much does the empty backpack weigh?
- The empty backpack weighs 1.02 kg (2 lb 4 oz) [1][2].
Reddit Insights
5 threads · r/onebag, r/HerOneBagThe Cotopaxi Allpa 28L Del Día earns praise for its smart organization and personal-item-friendly size, but its comfort and weight under heavy loads remain common sticking points.
Positive highlights include organization, fit as a personal item, and the Del Día material; negative aspects focus on discomfort during extended carry and weight.
Themes
Use Cases
- Personal item for flights
- One-bag travel for short to medium trips
- Day trips and weekend getaways
- Travel with a packable daypack
Watch Out For
Community Q&A
- Does the Cotopaxi Allpa 28L fit under an airline seat?
- Yes, most users report it fits easily under seats even when fully packed, including on regional jets.
- Is the Allpa 28L comfortable for walking long distances?
- No, it is best for short hops; many find it uncomfortable for more than 30 minutes due to poor weight distribution.
- What makes the Del Día version different?
- It comes in random colors and lacks the rubbery TPU coating, which some users prefer for its feel and reduced wear.
- How does it compare to the Patagonia Mini MLC?
- The Allpa is better organized and more comfortable for some, but the MLC excels in tech storage and versatility.
Compared To
vs Patagonia Mini MLC 30L
The Allpa 28L offers superior organization and comfort for some users, while the MLC provides better tech storage and multiple carry options.
vs Osprey Daylite 26+6
The Allpa 28L is heavier but better organized; the Daylite is lighter and more comfortable as a daypack but less spacious.
Source Threads
User prefers 28L Del Dia for comfort and lack of rubbery coating
I have the 35 (regular) and 28 (del dia) and have used both for air travel. Both bags fit under the seats even when stuffed pretty full. I’ve never been questioned whether my bag was beyond the personal item limit. I prefer the 28L bag because it’s a good size for me without looking too bulky. I also like the Del Dia version because it lacks the weird rubbery coating on the regular versions.
u/LoveMeSomeSandView thread →
User compares 28L comfort to larger hiking pack
I have 70L backpack which I did quite long Turkey trip. it was heavy with fully loaded but never had back burning pain. Allpa 28L was around maybe 7kg (1.4kg it is own weight) with fully packed.
u/purple_wall-eView thread →
5'1 user finds 28L perfect as personal item for travel
I’m 5’1 and really like the Allpa 28L. It works as a personal item and doesn’t feel much bigger than a normal backpack. I had that thing packed FULL and it fit under the seat on a regional jet.
u/jennaisradView thread →
User compares Allpa 28L favorably to Patagonia Mini MLC
The Cotopaxi for me, just did everything better in my opinion. The straps were longer, with ample room for adjustability. It was more comfortable on the back. Way better organization (has a large main compartment and separate laptop side zip on the right side and a slightly smaller 2/3 compartment, as well a 1/3 compartment on the left side. There is also a generous outer pocket on the outside of the pack, which also has another zip pocket inside of that along with divider panels, which is great for smaller quick access items).
u/Asleep_Department_21View thread →
User praises organization but notes weight as downside
I personally prefer the Cotopaxi. If you really need a daypack, you could perhaps look into packable daypacks that would take very little space in your bag! The Cotopaxi is fairly confortable and yes, the hip belt makes a big difference comfort wise. I LOVE the organisation it offers. The only big negative in my opinion is that this bag is quite a bit heavier than its competitors and if the carrier you’re flying with has a weight limit (most so I believe), it can be a problem.
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