Cotopaxi Reviews

The Cotopaxi Chiquillo 30L Backpack has many useful pockets and features for everyday organization and holds a lot, though it can look saggy when not full.

The Cotopaxi Kapai 1.5L Hip Pack is tiny, comfortable, and easy to bring on your next trip, making it a solid solution for a day exploring a new place.

The Cotopaxi Allpa 28L Travel Pack features the same level of organization and build quality we like from the 35-liter version but in an easier-to-carry size.

The Cotopaxi Allpa 38L Roller Bag has a similar vibe and features as the Allpa Travel Pack but provides less protection for gear than other soft-sided luggage.

The Cotopaxi Torre 24L Bucket Pack is functional for the daily commute and made with durable materials that hold up in inclement weather.

The bold Cotopaxi Tarak 20L Backpack (Del Dia) works well for daily use and a short trip, though accessing items in the large main compartment can be difficult.

Cotopaxi’s Vaya 18L Backpack (Cada Dia) has a simple, low-profile design that makes it a comfortable everyday backpack—even with the sternum strap going AWOL.

The Cotopaxi's Coso 2L Hip Pack's (Cada Día) size is both its biggest strength and biggest weakness—it’s spacious but can feel imposing on smaller frames.

Cotopaxi’s Chasqui 13L Sling has a harness system that makes it comfortable to carry our laptop and daily essentials, though it’s sometimes awkward to put on.

Cotopaxi’s Taal Convertible Tote has beautifully saturated colors and carries well over-the-shoulder, though backpack mode isn’t as effective as we'd like.

Despite its bulkiness, the Cotopaxi Allpa 42L Travel Pack offers a ton of space and some interesting organization for a one-bag travel backpack.

Looking for a pack that’s one-of-a-kind and sticks out amongst the crowd? The Cotopaxi Batac 16L functions as a daypack while showing off some unique character.

The Cotopaxi Allpa 35L Travel Pack's cheerful vibe is competently complemented by its well-organized interior that makes packing cubes mostly optional.