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The Cotopaxi Allpa Travel Pack Del Día Dark addresses common travel-bag frustrations like poor balance, hard-to-reach compartments, and tangled charging cables. The updated design improves weight distribution using air-mesh shoulder and hip straps, making the bag comfortable even when fully loaded. An exterior stretchy water-bottle pocket holds up to 32 ounces, and a luggage pass-through strap slides over a roller case handle for easier movement. The bag is made from 100% leftover black fabric and features bright zipper pulls and accents, keeping the exterior resistant to visible dirt and scuffs while adding visual interest. The bag also offers substantial storage capacity for travel needs.
"One who has stood at luggage carousels watching identical cases circle endlessly; who has wrenched a shoulder hauling a poorly balanced pack through an airport; who has dug desperately through a seemingly bottomless compartment, searching for a specific charging cable tangled-up cord that looks like spaghetti. Thankfully, Cotopaxi's Allpa Travel Pack Del Día Dark can help solve most of those problems while stashing an impressive amount. (You're going to have to untangle your own cords.) It might even take the crown from my previous pick for best bag in the world."
"The new Allpa boasts better weight distribution (courtesy of air-mesh shoulder and hip straps), which promises a more comfortable carry. And it really is comfortable, even fully loaded. There's also an added exterior stretchy water-bottle pocket that can hold up to 32 ounces, as well as a luggage pass-through strap that conveniently slides over the handle of a roller case."
"It also now comes in a striking Kylo Ren-friendly Del Día Dark guise, which is built from 100 percent leftover black fabric, but with bright, popping zipper pulls and accents. The aesthetic gives you the best of both fashion and function worlds: a black bag that won't show the inevitable dirt and scuffs any travel bag will collect, but with enough flashes of color that keep it exciting to the eye. It's a looker, which is no small feat in this space."
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