Cotopaxi Trozo 8L Shoulder Bag

About This Item

Fit and Design:

  • Mid-size shoulder bag with an outdoor-inspired look
  • Designed for urban adventures, festivals, hands-free exploration
  • Adjustable shoulder strap made with a unique climbing rope
  • Side accessory pocket
  • Internal slip pockets
  • Cotopaxi logo

Additional Details:

  • Offers crossbody security, but is large enough to carry a water bottle for long days exploring
  • 15" x 10" x 3"
  • 8L capacity
  • Brand : Cotopaxi
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Web ID: 24ESGUTRZ8LSHLDRBBAGA
  • SKU: 25211946
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