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Available colours:
The Del Dia bags are made in the Philippines, using leftover fabrics from other companies' production cycles. This helps keep good materials out of landfill and puts them into the hands of thoughtful adventurers like you.
In return: you order without knowing the colour you will receive, each model is unique, as instructed to the workers who produce these items. You can’t say you weren’t warned!
The Kapai 1.5L Hip Pack Del Dia from Cotopaxi is a compact, eco-friendly waist pack offering a volume of 1.5 litres, ideal for your sporting or urban outings.
This pack is designed with a large main compartment and a zipped front pocket to easily organise your small accessories. Made from recycled nylon and polyester, it helps reduce waste by using unsold materials from other production lines, without adding harmful chemicals. This process guarantees a product that is both durable and environmentally friendly.
Practical, it features a top carry handle and a water-repellent treatment that protects your belongings from light moisture. Each model is unique thanks to the random colour combinations, making your pack truly original.
Cotopaxi believes that products which allow us to explore the world can have a positive impact on the lives of others. That’s why the brand has decided to create outdoor gear designed sustainably, fueling both adventure and global change. It dedicates a percentage of its revenue to non-profit organisations working to improve human conditions.
Cotopaxi is certified B Corp™. This means the company has adopted strict standards of ethical conduct.



- Monochrome model in limited edition
- Large main compartment
- Front zipped pocket for accessories
- Top carry handle
Dimensions: 10 x 18 x 10 cm
Composition:
- 100% unsold Nylon and polyester
- Manufactured without intentional addition of PFAS chemicals
IMPORTANT
Each bag in the Del Dia collection is unique. All materials are made from leftovers of other production lines, aiming to avoid any waste. Our production factory collaborators can decide themselves on the colour combinations, the only requirement being that there must not be two completely identical colours. The image shows only one example of a colour combination!
