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Kopack Waterproof Anti-Theft Backpack Price in Nepal
Indicative price
Rs. 4,500 – 8,500
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Full specifications
Bag type
Backpack
Laptop size fit
Up to 15.6"
Material
Water-resistant + rain cover
Water resistance
Water-resistant (rain cover)
Compartments
Laptop + multi
USB charging port
Yes (micro-USB)
Capacity (L)
~22L
Target user
Commuter
Standout
Rain cover, reflective strips, anti-theft
Colors
Gray / Black
Specs sourced from manufacturer data in our research database. Methodology →
Editor’s review
- The rain cover is the key feature for Nepal. Most backpacks marketed as "water-resistant" still soak through in Kathmandu's monsoon — a 30-minute downpour in July will seep into an Oxford-fabric bag. The Kopack includes a dedicated rain cover stored in a bottom pocket, so you are never caught unprepared between Ratnapark and Putalisadak. Pull it out in seconds and your laptop stays dry.
- Reflective safety strips for night commutes. Kathmandu's street lighting is inconsistent outside the central ring road — particularly in Patan and Bhaktapur. The Kopack's reflective strips make you visible to motorcycles and vehicles during evening microbus rides or walks, which matters more in Nepal than most buyers realise.
- Hidden zippers stop Thamel and microbus pickpockets. The anti-theft back pocket and hidden main zipper sit flat against your body when worn. In Thamel's dense tourist crowds and Kathmandu's rush-hour microbuses, where bag slashing is a real risk, this design removes the easy-access point that regular side or top zippers provide.
Who Should Buy / Skip
✅ Daily commuters who live through Kathmandu's full monsoon season and want full weather protection without buying a separate rain cover | ❌ Students on a budget who only need basic sleeve-level protection — the MATEIN or a sleeve costs significantly less ✅ Outdoor users who occasionally carry a laptop to hiking day trips around the Kathmandu Valley or Nagarkot | ❌ Trekkers heading on multi-day EBC or Annapurna routes — the Kopack is a city-to-light-outdoor bag, not a proper trekking pack
Alternatives
| Product | Type | Nepal Price |
|---|---|---|
| BANGE Anti-Theft Business Backpack | Backpack | its price – 8,000 |
| MATEIN Travel Laptop Backpack | Backpack | its price – 6,000 |
| Generic Laptop Sleeve | Sleeve | its price – 2,000 |
Key specs — what they mean
Bag type
Backpack
Laptop size fit
Up to 15.6"
Material
Water-resistant + rain cover
Water resistance
Water-resistant (rain cover)
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Warranty & service
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Frequently asked questions
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Published Jun 3, 2026 · Last updated Jun 18, 2026