Cotopaxi Allpa 42L Travel Pack

Versital for travel bag weather on a trail or traveling to a location that is not roller bag friendly.

Very good pack, used for 2 week trip and fit everything I needed

I bought a travel pack years ago for a partner and am finally excited to have my own. I stuck with a 42L after reading reviews of the new 50L packs being too big for a petite frame. I’m 5’2” and so far so good. Packing cubes came with purchase thanks to a Black Friday deal so looking forward to using this summer traveling Italy for a month. I’ll have to report back post travel.

This is a perfect bag for travelers! You wouldn't believe how much you can fit into this bag! I love the clamshell design which allows you to separate items in your back. Plenty of external pockets but not too many which I think is super handy! It's the worst when you are looking for something in one of your many outer pockets. This bag has just enough. Highly recommend

Just recieved in the mail. I haven't had a chance to use it yet. Bigger than I expected.

I first saw this pack while traveling in Southeast Asia. When I saw that the pack had a supportive waist strap, opened up like luggage and gave you the ability to access your entire bag without having to empty it out, I knew I would get this bag one day! The bag is lightweight and spacious. This is now my go to bag for all of my travels.

I've used this to travel all the world. It's durable, bright and fun, and keeps everything so organized.

I am very picky when it comes to the perfect travel backpack, and I did months of research before deciding on the Cotopaxi Allpa 42L. It has the most features I'm looking for in a travel bag and I was even able to get it on sale. The first important factor is the capacity, as this is one of thr only carryon sized travel backpacks I've found that I actually feel could pack as much as a roller suitcase. I love the waterproof material, sleek design, the organization (especially the HUGE top pocket), stowable straps, stretchy bottle pockets, the packing capacity, and most importantly the COMFORT. I was torn between the 35 and 42L as this is primarily for international travel, and the depth of the 42 is slightly too deep. But the width measurement on the 35 was slightly too narrow, and I figured it'd be easier to underpack the 42 than to try to not overpack the 35. The only things I would add/change are a top access laptop pocket instead of side, with more of a false bottom for protection, a better strap management system to keep them from dangling, and maybe some load lifters on the backpack straps for added comfort. Overall I love this bag and can't wait to travel with it!