Well hey there folks—Vlad from ReviewOutdoorGear here, coming to you from the beautiful Westfjords of Iceland. In this video I’m reviewing the Cotopaxi Coso 2L Hip Pack (crossbody/hip pack/fanny pack—whatever you want to call it) because I’ve been using it a bunch on this trip and I actually like it quite a bit. I go over the materials, the strap and sturdy clip, and how the pack is set up for real use on trail and around town. I break down the pocket layout and what I’m carrying: the main compartment opens wide and I’ve been fitting my DJI Mavic drone and controller in there with room for extras. The zippers are “inside out” with the more water-resistant side facing out, so they do a solid job keeping out dust and moisture (just don’t confuse that with fully waterproof). I also show the padded back sleeve (great for a phone or glasses—mine stayed scratch-free thanks to the felt liner), the rear zip pocket that rides close to your body, and the quick-access external pocket. My favorite way to wear it is crossbody and rotated to my back so it’s out of the way, then I just swing it around when I need something. The only real downside for me is the price—around $55—but Cotopaxi’s “gear for good” background is worth mentioning, because they do a lot of good work as a not-for-profit. As always, thanks for watching—and don’t forget to praise God for this beautiful nature we have.