The Cotopaxi Allpa X is a practical waist bag that is ideal for storing small items. With a volume of 1.5 liters, it provides ample space for personal belongings while remaining compact and lightweight. The bag has a height of 24 cm, a width of 10 cm, and a depth of 12 cm, making it a handy companion for various activities. Made from durable 840D ripstop nylon and TPU-coated material, the Allpa X is both robust and water-resistant, making it suitable for outdoor use. The waist bag is available in an appealing color scheme that integrates well with different outfits. Whether hiking, traveling, or in everyday life, the Cotopaxi Allpa X offers a functional solution for securely and conveniently carrying essential items.
The Cotopaxi Allpa X is a practical waist bag that is ideal for storing small items. With a volume of 1.5 liters, it provides ample space for personal belongings while remaining compact and lightweight. The bag has a height of 24 cm, a width of 10 cm, and a depth of 12 cm, making it a handy companion for various activities. Made from durable 840D ripstop nylon and TPU-coated material, the Allpa X is both robust and water-resistant, making it suitable for outdoor use. The waist bag is available in an appealing color scheme that integrates well with different outfits. Whether hiking, traveling, or in everyday life, the Cotopaxi Allpa X offers a functional solution for securely and conveniently carrying essential items.
in 3 offers
last seen 13 May 2026
The lowest price we last saw for Cotopaxi Allpa x 1.5L Hip Pack - Tamarindo/Abyss was $96.00 at Anns Cottage Surf Shop, compared across 3 retailers (last seen 13 May 2026). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $81.95 on 7 Dec 2024.
Prices last updated 13 May 2026.
Cotopaxi Allpa x 1.5L Hip Pack - Tamarindo/Abyss
The Cotopaxi Allpa X is a practical waist bag that is ideal for storing small items. With a volume of 1.5 liters, it provides ample space for personal belongings while remaining compact and lightweight. The bag has a height of 24 cm, a width of 10 cm, and a depth of 12 cm, making it a handy companion for various activities. Made from durable 840D ripstop nylon and TPU-coated material, the Allpa X is both robust and water-resistant, making it suitable for outdoor use. The waist bag is available in an appealing color scheme that integrates well with different outfits. Whether hiking, traveling, or in everyday life, the Cotopaxi Allpa X offers a functional solution for securely and conveniently carrying essential items.
The Cotopaxi Allpa X is a practical waist bag that is ideal for storing small items. With a volume of 1.5 liters, it provides ample space for personal belongings while remaining compact and lightweight. The bag has a height of 24 cm, a width of 10 cm, and a depth of 12 cm, making it a handy companion for various activities. Made from durable 840D ripstop nylon and TPU-coated material, the Allpa X is both robust and water-resistant, making it suitable for outdoor use. The waist bag is available in an appealing color scheme that integrates well with different outfits. Whether hiking, traveling, or in everyday life, the Cotopaxi Allpa X offers a functional solution for securely and conveniently carrying essential items.
Last updated at 13/05/2026 07:58:16
The Cotopaxi Allpa X 1.5L Bumbag in Orange | Anns Cottage
Delivery $40
Allpa X 1.5L Hip Pack Tamarindo/Abyss
Free delivery
Cotopaxi Allpa X Hip Pack 1.5l
Delivery $80.96
originally posted on cotopaxi.com
This is my first dedicated sling bag, but not my first edc bag. I spent lots of time considering which brand to get, such as Evergoods, Bellroy, AER, Vertx, and Mystery Ranch. I wanted enough space without being too big. I also considered price. I wanted more than just a large pocket, but some type of internal organization. The Allpa X stood out initially with its color scheme. So many slings were just black and atheistically bland. I appreciate the clamshell opening along with the standard pocket. There are plenty of internal pockets, but my biggest gripe is that I wish it had better admin sleeves. Some of the pockets feel a little loose and not snug. I have a pocket knife in one and the material is flimsy enough for the knife to flop around and sag, even when ... MoreThis is my first dedicated sling bag, but not my first edc bag. I spent lots of time considering which brand to get, such as Evergoods, Bellroy, AER, Vertx, and Mystery Ranch. I wanted enough space without being too big. I also considered price. I wanted more than just a large pocket, but some type of internal organization. The Allpa X stood out initially with its color scheme. So many slings were just black and atheistically bland. I appreciate the clamshell opening along with the standard pocket. There are plenty of internal pockets, but my biggest gripe is that I wish it had better admin sleeves. Some of the pockets feel a little loose and not snug. I have a pocket knife in one and the material is flimsy enough for the knife to flop around and sag, even when clipped. I wasn’t sure how I would like the large strap wings, but they have been okay for now. The bag feels very well built. Sometimes the front zipper gets snagged on the key hook ribbon. I wish some of the internal pockets weren’t mesh because items can get snagged in the mesh pockets if you’re not paying attention. Aquaguard zippers, at least on the front pocket, would have been nice. The strap seems a bit thin but not uncomfortable. I’ll probably find a better way of managing the strap tails as the little bands they used don’t do much.
originally posted on REI
I never leave reviews, but I love this thing! Just finished a two week trip to Japan and this saved so much hassle! At one time this held: 2 passports, 2 wallets, train tickets, 2 sets of keys, pack of tissues, 3 oz sunscreen and lotion, pack of bandaids, sunglasses case, 2 sets of wireless headphones, an inhaler, hairties, chaptstick, a water bottle, and more. Love the pockets and organizational tools, especially the zipped pocket at the back for safe passport storage. The way it's laid out made it very easy to access everything, even when clipped and wearing cross body. It also fit very well across my larger chest!My only complaint is that the strap could be a little uncomfortable on my neck when wearing for a long time (I never got a friction rash though).I was ... MoreI never leave reviews, but I love this thing! Just finished a two week trip to Japan and this saved so much hassle! At one time this held: 2 passports, 2 wallets, train tickets, 2 sets of keys, pack of tissues, 3 oz sunscreen and lotion, pack of bandaids, sunglasses case, 2 sets of wireless headphones, an inhaler, hairties, chaptstick, a water bottle, and more. Love the pockets and organizational tools, especially the zipped pocket at the back for safe passport storage. The way it's laid out made it very easy to access everything, even when clipped and wearing cross body. It also fit very well across my larger chest!My only complaint is that the strap could be a little uncomfortable on my neck when wearing for a long time (I never got a friction rash though).I was on the fence about jumping onto the hip bag trend, but this is quickly becoming my go to bag.
originally posted on cotopaxi.com
The first thing that drew me to the Allpa Hip Pack was the color. Of course everything from Cotopaxi is unique, bright and beautiful, but the orange/blue combo was stunning. But a colorful bag isn't going to make me spend money. What made me decide that I had to have it was that this was the first fanny pack/crossbody/hip pack to ever comfortably fit across my hips (not just tightly snatched against my waist, but actually SIT on my hips and not twist and turn) and feel sturdy sitting there. I've been looking for something like this for my DSLR lenses to be packed in when I'm out and about traveling so that I don't need to worry about reaching into a backpack to switch out my lenses when I'm in a time sensitive situation to get a good shot. Being on a mountain with ... MoreThe first thing that drew me to the Allpa Hip Pack was the color. Of course everything from Cotopaxi is unique, bright and beautiful, but the orange/blue combo was stunning. But a colorful bag isn't going to make me spend money. What made me decide that I had to have it was that this was the first fanny pack/crossbody/hip pack to ever comfortably fit across my hips (not just tightly snatched against my waist, but actually SIT on my hips and not twist and turn) and feel sturdy sitting there. I've been looking for something like this for my DSLR lenses to be packed in when I'm out and about traveling so that I don't need to worry about reaching into a backpack to switch out my lenses when I'm in a time sensitive situation to get a good shot. Being on a mountain with heavy winds or being out on a moving boat does not make it easy to switch out lenses when necessary, but this pack does exactly the trick. The exterior is water resistant and there is also some padding for extra security. There couldn't be a more perfect bag if I thought one up for myself.
| Volume | 1.5L (92cu in) |
| Dimensions | 9 x 4 x 5in (24 x 10 x 12) |
The Cotopaxi Allpa X 1.5L Bumbag in Orange | Anns Cottage
Delivery $40
Allpa X 1.5L Hip Pack Tamarindo/Abyss
Free delivery
Cotopaxi Allpa X Hip Pack 1.5l
Delivery $80.96
This is my first dedicated sling bag, but not my first edc bag. I spent lots of time considering which brand to get, such as Evergoods, Bellroy, AER, Vertx, and Mystery Ranch. I wanted enough space without being too big. I also considered price. I wanted more than just a large pocket, but some type of internal organization. The Allpa X stood out initially with its color scheme. So many slings were just black and atheistically bland. I appreciate the clamshell opening along with the standard pocket. There are plenty of internal pockets, but my biggest gripe is that I wish it had better admin sleeves. Some of the pockets feel a little loose and not snug. I have a pocket knife in one and the material is flimsy enough for the knife to flop around and sag, even when ... MoreThis is my first dedicated sling bag, but not my first edc bag. I spent lots of time considering which brand to get, such as Evergoods, Bellroy, AER, Vertx, and Mystery Ranch. I wanted enough space without being too big. I also considered price. I wanted more than just a large pocket, but some type of internal organization. The Allpa X stood out initially with its color scheme. So many slings were just black and atheistically bland. I appreciate the clamshell opening along with the standard pocket. There are plenty of internal pockets, but my biggest gripe is that I wish it had better admin sleeves. Some of the pockets feel a little loose and not snug. I have a pocket knife in one and the material is flimsy enough for the knife to flop around and sag, even when clipped. I wasn’t sure how I would like the large strap wings, but they have been okay for now. The bag feels very well built. Sometimes the front zipper gets snagged on the key hook ribbon. I wish some of the internal pockets weren’t mesh because items can get snagged in the mesh pockets if you’re not paying attention. Aquaguard zippers, at least on the front pocket, would have been nice. The strap seems a bit thin but not uncomfortable. I’ll probably find a better way of managing the strap tails as the little bands they used don’t do much.
I never leave reviews, but I love this thing! Just finished a two week trip to Japan and this saved so much hassle! At one time this held: 2 passports, 2 wallets, train tickets, 2 sets of keys, pack of tissues, 3 oz sunscreen and lotion, pack of bandaids, sunglasses case, 2 sets of wireless headphones, an inhaler, hairties, chaptstick, a water bottle, and more. Love the pockets and organizational tools, especially the zipped pocket at the back for safe passport storage. The way it's laid out made it very easy to access everything, even when clipped and wearing cross body. It also fit very well across my larger chest!My only complaint is that the strap could be a little uncomfortable on my neck when wearing for a long time (I never got a friction rash though).I was ... MoreI never leave reviews, but I love this thing! Just finished a two week trip to Japan and this saved so much hassle! At one time this held: 2 passports, 2 wallets, train tickets, 2 sets of keys, pack of tissues, 3 oz sunscreen and lotion, pack of bandaids, sunglasses case, 2 sets of wireless headphones, an inhaler, hairties, chaptstick, a water bottle, and more. Love the pockets and organizational tools, especially the zipped pocket at the back for safe passport storage. The way it's laid out made it very easy to access everything, even when clipped and wearing cross body. It also fit very well across my larger chest!My only complaint is that the strap could be a little uncomfortable on my neck when wearing for a long time (I never got a friction rash though).I was on the fence about jumping onto the hip bag trend, but this is quickly becoming my go to bag.
The first thing that drew me to the Allpa Hip Pack was the color. Of course everything from Cotopaxi is unique, bright and beautiful, but the orange/blue combo was stunning. But a colorful bag isn't going to make me spend money. What made me decide that I had to have it was that this was the first fanny pack/crossbody/hip pack to ever comfortably fit across my hips (not just tightly snatched against my waist, but actually SIT on my hips and not twist and turn) and feel sturdy sitting there. I've been looking for something like this for my DSLR lenses to be packed in when I'm out and about traveling so that I don't need to worry about reaching into a backpack to switch out my lenses when I'm in a time sensitive situation to get a good shot. Being on a mountain with ... MoreThe first thing that drew me to the Allpa Hip Pack was the color. Of course everything from Cotopaxi is unique, bright and beautiful, but the orange/blue combo was stunning. But a colorful bag isn't going to make me spend money. What made me decide that I had to have it was that this was the first fanny pack/crossbody/hip pack to ever comfortably fit across my hips (not just tightly snatched against my waist, but actually SIT on my hips and not twist and turn) and feel sturdy sitting there. I've been looking for something like this for my DSLR lenses to be packed in when I'm out and about traveling so that I don't need to worry about reaching into a backpack to switch out my lenses when I'm in a time sensitive situation to get a good shot. Being on a mountain with heavy winds or being out on a moving boat does not make it easy to switch out lenses when necessary, but this pack does exactly the trick. The exterior is water resistant and there is also some padding for extra security. There couldn't be a more perfect bag if I thought one up for myself.
This Fanny pack is great- however there are some trade offs. I wanted a Fanny pack that was big enough to fit large objects, such as a library book, a water bottle, and a few other items, and has a solid waist strap.This fanny pack is large, has a solid waist strap, and has compartments that I can put things into, e.g. keys, a small wallet, a phone.I can fit a small water bottle and a smaller book, but not a water bottle and a larger book (e.g a library book). I could have chosen a fanny pack that was one large compartment but it didn’t have a solid waist strap. So I decided to try this Fanny pack, knowing it may not always be large enough to carry a book, water bottle and a few other items. But most of the time it is large enough for the things I need for a ... MoreThis Fanny pack is great- however there are some trade offs. I wanted a Fanny pack that was big enough to fit large objects, such as a library book, a water bottle, and a few other items, and has a solid waist strap.This fanny pack is large, has a solid waist strap, and has compartments that I can put things into, e.g. keys, a small wallet, a phone.I can fit a small water bottle and a smaller book, but not a water bottle and a larger book (e.g a library book). I could have chosen a fanny pack that was one large compartment but it didn’t have a solid waist strap. So I decided to try this Fanny pack, knowing it may not always be large enough to carry a book, water bottle and a few other items. But most of the time it is large enough for the things I need for a smaller hike or urban walk to the library, or grocery store for a few items. Plus it has a solid waist strap which I love because carries weight well!
Couldn't recommend enough. Of course Cotapaxi is the icon brand for things like style and sustainability, but I truly love this pouch.As the designated hauler for and all odd ends? This guy has held portable phone chargers, trauma sheers, passports, multiple phones, my tiny first aid kit of travel meds and folding bandages. I even stuffed a modestly sized pair of binoculars for a day hike once. Pleasant surprise has been my companion.Yes, consideration of size is important. Cotopaxi has plenty of other options and fits. Personal considerations leaves me always wanting for more space.I was worried about the trade off of 3L of space verses the comfort, but the strap carries the bag well and has plenty of give and take worn fanny pact style or cross body alike. The ... MoreCouldn't recommend enough. Of course Cotapaxi is the icon brand for things like style and sustainability, but I truly love this pouch.As the designated hauler for and all odd ends? This guy has held portable phone chargers, trauma sheers, passports, multiple phones, my tiny first aid kit of travel meds and folding bandages. I even stuffed a modestly sized pair of binoculars for a day hike once. Pleasant surprise has been my companion.Yes, consideration of size is important. Cotopaxi has plenty of other options and fits. Personal considerations leaves me always wanting for more space.I was worried about the trade off of 3L of space verses the comfort, but the strap carries the bag well and has plenty of give and take worn fanny pact style or cross body alike. The pack itself weighs in at 12 oz, which I hardly notice. I'll happily report that the increase of size doesn't mean decrease in quality here.Material holds extremely well. I don't particularly remember if it has been marketed as waterproof, but it's kept out moisture remarkably well for the occasional storm I've allowed it through.To remember, cost includes a lifetime warranty for repairs.In my case, I found my bag in store, each fabric being completely black, and I adore it. My healthcare coworkers can't believe it's not companied issued. My family loved it for traveling. It just looks good on me. And yes - I'll occasionally rock the fanny look.Having watched my wife for so long with her cute little Cotopaxi hip bag, I'm finally enjoying my own. Hiking, easy lightweight pack for school, or at work, I can find a role to use it in.
Used this pack for a trip all over Japan. I didn't use it as a cross-body like I planned, because it doesn't lay flat (the straps don't accommodate that), used it as a front/hip pack. The hidden pocket in the back has a flaw, the zipper pulls up; so nearly every time I went to access it the pocket was open - the zipper weight would open the 'secure pocket'. The lanyard for a key gets stuck in the front zipper, so I had to make sure to stick my finger inside and hold that down when operating the zipper. The strap for the front pocket seems unnecessary, too much webbing, not sure what I would do with all that except maybe stretch it out and hang other gear from the sides???I love the organization and the size. I would be really happy with this bag if the secure ... MoreUsed this pack for a trip all over Japan. I didn't use it as a cross-body like I planned, because it doesn't lay flat (the straps don't accommodate that), used it as a front/hip pack. The hidden pocket in the back has a flaw, the zipper pulls up; so nearly every time I went to access it the pocket was open - the zipper weight would open the 'secure pocket'. The lanyard for a key gets stuck in the front zipper, so I had to make sure to stick my finger inside and hold that down when operating the zipper. The strap for the front pocket seems unnecessary, too much webbing, not sure what I would do with all that except maybe stretch it out and hang other gear from the sides???I love the organization and the size. I would be really happy with this bag if the secure pocket zipper didn't open itself. I'm going to see if I can put a 'clip' on there to hold the zipper up. I might cut off the keychain. I might get rid of a bunch of the webbing going to the front pocket clips.
I have used and loved the prior design of this--the Allpa 4L. But this pack makes some key upgrades. It fixes my biggest complaint with the 4L, which was that the waist strap was very narrow, especially if you wear it over your shoulder. On this bag, the waist strap is nice and wide, and the buckle straps on the side that keep the front flap shut are smaller (which makes sense--they were way oversized on the 4L). This pack is also more rectangular than the 4L pack. It doesn't actually really feel a lot smaller, but it is lighter. I agree that the side zip inside the front flap is an improvement over the top zip (which, if you opened the flap, became a bottom zip). The top grab handle is also a nice improvement over the hanging loop on the 4L. So glad that Cotopaxi ... MoreI have used and loved the prior design of this--the Allpa 4L. But this pack makes some key upgrades. It fixes my biggest complaint with the 4L, which was that the waist strap was very narrow, especially if you wear it over your shoulder. On this bag, the waist strap is nice and wide, and the buckle straps on the side that keep the front flap shut are smaller (which makes sense--they were way oversized on the 4L). This pack is also more rectangular than the 4L pack. It doesn't actually really feel a lot smaller, but it is lighter. I agree that the side zip inside the front flap is an improvement over the top zip (which, if you opened the flap, became a bottom zip). The top grab handle is also a nice improvement over the hanging loop on the 4L. So glad that Cotopaxi took one of my favorite bags, and made this new version even better.
This pack caught my eye because of its color schemes and design! I had not heard of the Cotopaxi brand before and was in the market for something different. Saw the Cotopaxi brand and its mission statement and thought, heh why not? First saw this pack on sale from REI, which usually sells pretty reputable items, so i was on board.Googling the pack and listening to others reviewing the product, it sounded like a good fit for me, and so i waited patiently for a good time to invest in one.Finally, i got my chance, as the REI had a sale and i went in person to the Cotopaxi store to fiddle around with the zippers and pockets. It looked really well put together, but admittedly there are some minor flaws.I generally just put my 65W portable charger and a typical plastic ... MoreThis pack caught my eye because of its color schemes and design! I had not heard of the Cotopaxi brand before and was in the market for something different. Saw the Cotopaxi brand and its mission statement and thought, heh why not? First saw this pack on sale from REI, which usually sells pretty reputable items, so i was on board.Googling the pack and listening to others reviewing the product, it sounded like a good fit for me, and so i waited patiently for a good time to invest in one.Finally, i got my chance, as the REI had a sale and i went in person to the Cotopaxi store to fiddle around with the zippers and pockets. It looked really well put together, but admittedly there are some minor flaws.I generally just put my 65W portable charger and a typical plastic water bottle in there and its comfortable as a side-sling bag, front across chest bag, but also a hip/fanny pack.Many did mention about the width of the clip/strap being a tad bit too small. While i agree, it doesnt feel as noticeable. There is a small strap in the front pocket thats for holding keys that occasionally snags against the zipper, but if opened meticulously, it's fine.Love the fact that is has a butterfly style opening for the front pocket, will lining and zippered pockets.Overall, its a very good pack, and I'm wearing it close to a daily pack when I'm out of the house and going around looking for restaurants to try out. I'm about 5'10 and it doesnt look abnormally small or large when I'm wearing it, but YMMV.
I've upgraded to an Allpa X 4L from their Kapai 3L. It boasts better construction, it's much more durable feeling. It's water-resistant thanks to its outer shell material versus the Kapai. It's also much more organized and has better padding for not only the materials inside but the pouch against the body. However, I consider it more of a lateral upgrade due to a couple drawbacks. I really enjoy the increased capacity and the way that it unzips in half. One thing that I'm really missing though is the quality in strap. Not sure why they decided to use the narrower strap compared to the wider hip/shoulder strap compared to other bags. It's not as comfortable and allows the bag to move around a bit too much, especially combined with the fact that it's larger. It also ... MoreI've upgraded to an Allpa X 4L from their Kapai 3L. It boasts better construction, it's much more durable feeling. It's water-resistant thanks to its outer shell material versus the Kapai. It's also much more organized and has better padding for not only the materials inside but the pouch against the body. However, I consider it more of a lateral upgrade due to a couple drawbacks. I really enjoy the increased capacity and the way that it unzips in half. One thing that I'm really missing though is the quality in strap. Not sure why they decided to use the narrower strap compared to the wider hip/shoulder strap compared to other bags. It's not as comfortable and allows the bag to move around a bit too much, especially combined with the fact that it's larger. It also sticks out a bit more even when it's mostly empty so it has a weird center of gravity and doesn't lay as flat against my body as the Kapai. It's certainly a better quality bag but not exactly what I was hoping for.
Almost everything about this bag is perfect. The color scheme and subtle contrast is fun without standing out obnoxiously. The entire construction is well built, and the rubberized outer coating is ideal especially with rain. The storage options are ridiculous, and you can fit almost every type of notable travel item you may need all day with good storage options for security vs ease of access.My only gripe (and it’s a big one) is the strap. The strap is a piece of thin one-inch webbing with two slide adjustments at each buckle and elastic keepers. This is not ideal whatsoever for this large of a bag, especially when worn cross-body, since it’s more difficult to get adjustment to fit well and digs into your traps when properly tightened, and does a terrible job of ... MoreAlmost everything about this bag is perfect. The color scheme and subtle contrast is fun without standing out obnoxiously. The entire construction is well built, and the rubberized outer coating is ideal especially with rain. The storage options are ridiculous, and you can fit almost every type of notable travel item you may need all day with good storage options for security vs ease of access.My only gripe (and it’s a big one) is the strap. The strap is a piece of thin one-inch webbing with two slide adjustments at each buckle and elastic keepers. This is not ideal whatsoever for this large of a bag, especially when worn cross-body, since it’s more difficult to get adjustment to fit well and digs into your traps when properly tightened, and does a terrible job of distributing weight when you start loading this thing with many items. If the next generation instead used a piece of thick two inch webbing (which you could weave multiple colors into to add to the fun factor), I think this would be a perfect bag.
| Volume | 1.5L (92cu in) |
| Dimensions | 9 x 4 x 5in (24 x 10 x 12) |
