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Moda 20L Backpack - Cada Dia (Spring 2023)
Cotopaxi
Moda 20L Backpack - Cada Dia (Spring 2023)
$86.25
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Load this versatile pack from the top and take it everywhere

Inspired by our iconic Luzon pack, this versatile backpack features eye-catching color blocking and cinch-top closure. What's more, a laptop sleeve, ergonomic design, and mesh water bottle pocket make the Moda especially well-suited for life and work on the go.

  

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Cotopaxi: Moda 20L Backpack - Cada Día
Load it from the top, take it everywhere. Inspired by the icon...

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Description
Brand:
Cotopaxi
Gender:
Unisex
Volume:
20 Liters
Material:
Front: 840D recycled nylon with TPU coating
Main Body: 630D recycled nylon
Lining & cinch closure: 150D recycled poly ripstop
Other Features:
  • Easy access cinch-top closure
  • Durable front face and base panel fabric
  • Quick access front pocket
  • Front panel daisy chain lets you clip extra gear to pack
  • Suspended laptop sleeve
  • Soft, durable mesh back panel
  • Shoulder strap daisy chains allow for removable sternum strap
  • Bottom grab handle
  • Curved lower lumbar for ergonomic shape and fit
  • Expandable mesh water bottle pocket
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