Cotopaxi Chumpi 35L Duffel - Del Día
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Made with tough, repurposed 600D nylon, the Chumpi 35L Duffel Bag is a burly adventure duffel built to handle whatever your travel day can throw its way. The 35L capacity clears airline carry-on requirements, while the bag’s zippered opening provides easy access to all of your clothing and gear.
Features
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Tuck-away backpack straps and removable shoulder sling
- Reinforced webbing carry straps and grab handles
- External zippered stash pocket
- Anti-snag YKK zipper
- One-of-a-kind Del Día colors
Specifications
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19 x 11 x 11 in (48 x 28 x 28 cm)
- 2lb (900 g)
- 2135 cu in
- 100% Repurposed 600D polyester
Factory
This product is produced in the Philippines by Cotopaxi's principal pack maker—a factory committed to fair labor and environmentally sound practices. Known for producing best-in-class technical items like the Allpa, this factory also partners with us in reducing fabric waste through Cotopaxi's repurposed Del Día Collection.
Description
Description
Made with tough, repurposed 600D nylon, the Chumpi 35L Duffel Bag is a burly adventure duffel built to handle whatever your travel day can throw its way. The 35L capacity clears airline carry-on requirements, while the bag’s zippered opening provides easy access to all of your clothing and gear.
Features
-
Tuck-away backpack straps and removable shoulder sling
- Reinforced webbing carry straps and grab handles
- External zippered stash pocket
- Anti-snag YKK zipper
- One-of-a-kind Del Día colors
Specifications
-
19 x 11 x 11 in (48 x 28 x 28 cm)
- 2lb (900 g)
- 2135 cu in
- 100% Repurposed 600D polyester
Factory
This product is produced in the Philippines by Cotopaxi's principal pack maker—a factory committed to fair labor and environmentally sound practices. Known for producing best-in-class technical items like the Allpa, this factory also partners with us in reducing fabric waste through Cotopaxi's repurposed Del Día Collection.
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