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Allpa 35L Travel Pack
Cotopaxi
Allpa 35L Travel Pack
$200.00
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This pack is perfectly sized for carry-on convenience, loaded with well-designed features, and tough enough to handle years of use

With thousands of customers’ feedback in mind, Cotopaxi created the second-generation Allpa 35L Travel Pack: a lighter and more durable version of their best-selling backpack system built for all types of exploration.

  The Allpa 35L’s shell is made from a blend of tough, TPU-coated 1000D polyester, with durable 840D ballistic nylon paneling. Cotpaxi then adopted the low-profile harness they use for their backpacking packs to create a suspension system that distributes weight and keeps you comfortable through journeys near or far. The system includes contoured shoulder straps for comfort and balance, plus a removable hip belt you can take off when you don’t need it, or for when you’re stowing the pack in tight compartments. A breathable, flexible airmesh back panel and an adjustable sternum strap create an even more comfortable carry. There’s a suitcase-style, full-wrap zipper opening on the main compartment that opens into a large, zippered mesh compartment on the right side and a subdivided zippered mesh compartment on the left. These compartments open outward for easy and organized packing, and now feature an updated zipper gusset to create dynamic compression. This compression makes it easier to zip your Allpa closed when it’s packed tight. Two zippered pockets round out the top.

  Padded laptop and tablet sleeves are accessible via the exterior right-side zipper. On the left side, there’s a shortcut zipper that provides access to the main internal compartment, without having to take the pack off your back. A subdivided compartment on the top is designed with passports and other small essentials in mind.

  As a security measure, all external zippers feature our theft-proof webbing sewn across the openings. A slotted back panel houses the shoulder straps, ensuring loose ends are a non-issue in overhead bins, on the bus, or in the trunk of cars. Additionally, four reinforced grab handles provide multiple carry points when the shoulder straps are tucked away, and four lash points at the top of the pack allow you to carry more gear. There’s even a rain cover that stows into the pack.

  

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Description
Brand:
Cotopaxi
Gender:
Unisex
Size:
One Size
Volume:
35L (2136 cu in)
Dimensions:
20 x 12 x 8 in (51 x 30 x 20 cm)
Weight:
With accessories: 4 lbs 10 oz (2100 g)
Allpa only: 3 lbs 8 oz (1605 g)
Other Features:
  • Weight-distributing, low-profile harness system
  • Removable waist belt for simple stowage in tight compartments
  • Carry-on-compatible 35L capacity
  • TPU-coated 1000D polyester
  • Lighter weight, more durable 840D ballistic nylon paneling
  • Suitcase-style, full-wrap zipper opening on the main compartment
  • Large zippered mesh compartment on the right side
  • Subdivided zippered mesh compartment on the left side
  • Padded laptop and tablet sleeve for easy + secure tech storage
  • Shortcut zipper to main compartment so you can access your stuff in tight quarters
  • Top zippered pocket ideal for small travel essentials, like your wallet and passport
  • Security YKK zippers keep your focus on the adventure at hand
  • Four carabiner lash loops to haul more gear
  • Tuck-away shoulder straps
  • Four reinforced grab handles
  • Included rain cover
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