Cotopaxi Cusco 26L Backpack - Del Dia

Me encantó mi mochila, le cabe más de lo que pensé, es cómoda y muy estable. La combinación de los colores que me tocó me gustó mucho.

26L backpack.Holds 2022 13” MacAir and 2022 iPad Pro with Magic Keyboard in the padded slot. Please note my 13 Dell and my iPad Pro will NOT fit in the sleeve. Amazing what a 1/4 inch does for not fitting in there sleeve. Very tight. Reccomend slightly widening the laptop sleeve.This is a simple backpack, which I appreciate. I am a packing cube and small zip bag traveler. So I do not need lots of pockets and hidden sleeves.Your have 3 zipper pockets. Main pocket contains laptop sleeve and ample room to stash packing cubes with whatever you are carrying traveling.You also have what I call a stash pocket. Can hold your chargers, snacks, and any pocket items you need to stash when going through security or sliding under the seat in front of you for easy access.Lastly, an outer pocket that I have currently 2 apples, an orange, large bag of cough drops, a 3L Cotopaxi cross buddy bag with 2L of stuff in it!28oz water bottle in one mesh pocket and plastic jar of mentos gum.I also have my dop kit and 1 day of clothes packed for my 2 day trip.Oh, and guess what. No one will mistake your bag for some other black laptop backpack.I also own a 42L backpack, packing cubes and two cross body bags…aka a murse AND a Fanny pack that I stash charging and toiletries.Highly recommended.

I purchased this backpack as it is colorful and lightweight. Great day pack when traveling - but not large enough for a weekend carry on. At least not for me. Side pockets for water bottles are a bit on the small size so don’t think you can carry larger water bottles. And I would have liked to see more zippered storage areas or pockets included, that is why I gave it 4 instead of a 5.

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1. MaterialsMine did not have any ripstop panels at all, instead very cheap feel polyester was used. I felt that at that price, at least the base or front pocket could have used ripstop to prevent nicks and scratches.2. Philosophy vs PriceTheir creed should match their prices. If the company really acquired the excess fabrics from other brands (assuming it didn't collectively purchased for bulk discounts), then it would have gotten the excess for next to nothing because otherwise discarded. Why is it this bag is priced at $115? Decathlon sells similar bags with the same thickness polyester for $20-30 for a 30L backpack with more features such as hiking pole straps. Osprey similar model with quality ripstop and super reinforcements is only $70-80.Bigger and heavier than expected, I was hoping for no pink and glad it doesn't have it on the outside. Straps are longer than standard, too long for me, I'm only 5'5" average built. I felt the quality of fabrics and the thin webbing straps don't justify the high price. However the workmanship and design is a bit above par. The base is a padded "cup" where the internal padding goes beyond the base a little upwards for support. The laptop sleeve base ends a couple inches above the bag base so when you drop the bag down, it won't damage the laptop. I felt the internal zipper pocket should be hanging but it is anchored at its base, meaning your laptop top edge peeking out of the sleeve has to overlap the pocket and there's less protection there. A pair of hip straps could be added to take some weight off shoulders.Lastly, Amazon though shipped it quickly overseas to me, charged enormously high for shipping, could have bought me one of the smaller Cotopaxi bags, and in a new box way too large for just 1 flat item that fits into a polymailer anyway. Waste of cardboard and money! What happened to its claim to save the planet crap? All lies! Rules for them not for us?