22L

This backpack is magical. Beyond Disney magical. The kind of magic where you think you have sub dimensional vortex to store all your gearm. For photographers who tend to travel and have to pack plenty of gear, this camera bag does it all! It has a unique two pouch system with a removable wall in-between. At first glance, you might think "Can I really pack all this gear?" And then you start packing. And packing. And packing to the point where you run out of things to pack and there's still room! I have the Canon 1DX Mark II (fits like a glove) with flash and lens. In addition, I carry a Insta360 camera, GoPro, OM 1 Mark II with a very large lens, extra batteries, and various other items. I won't even talk about the multiple pockets which hold even more gear. Finally, there's a slot for a laptop or ipad. It all fits. My Vanguard 35L can't even do that. The materials feel solid and durable. Weight distribution is perfect and even. Straps are wide enough they don't cut into your shoulders, and there are various velcro straps to keep you from looking like a hot mess. There's also a rain cover in the event of bad weather. The fabric is breathable and water resistant. Zippers feel strong and won't break easily. There are two pouches on the outside to hold a tripod and large water bottle as well as straps to secure them. Overall, it's a very impressive backpack and stands proudly among the popular brands such as Vanguard, Wandrd, etc. Is it a tad expensive? Yes, but worth every penny!

I was Looking forward to this bag once I saw a review on it. It will not fit my Nikon D5 or my 24 to 70 lens without laying them down. The D5 would take up too much space if I laid it down. It will take my Z6 and my 85 lens but that’s about it. I can get my 200 to 500 in there on one side but that’s all. I also can get my 300 in there on one side. It will also hold my 15 inch laptop even though I think it’s good for a 13 inch. Overall nicely made us a little small for my use. I will be returning it

Best camera bag i have ever owned. Plenty of space, rugged, padded, versatile, light weight. Fit 2 full sensor sized camera bodies . One with 100 to 500 and the other w 70 to 200 w a 1.4 extender. Had room for small 360 camera and 2 other lenses. I fit batteries, cables, card readers, extra cards, extra lens caps and camera covers, my laptop, cleaning kit, headlights, travel tripod. Amazing

Great design and fits all that we need. Very sturdy and light weight.

Pro-sized DSLRs and Super telephoto Lenses is the designation from Amazon. I got this bag for three reasons: packing/hiking, several other working wildlife photographers who praise Gura Gear bags (I have been using ThinkTank as my primary bags with specific Tenba bags, and a belt carry system), and the $347 price during the Black Friday promotion. My primary wildlife system at present is a Nikon Z9, FTZII, Sigma 60-600 Sport (with a rubber hood -- I use rubber hoods on all my lenses for which these are available in order to image through glass or mesh). The system (as a well as my now backup Nikon gripped D850) fit into a number of bags I use, including Think Tank Digital Holster 150 and a Tenba Solstice 24L (the latter because it is a rotator that allows access to gear without removing the pack). The Kiboko is well padded and did not require an additional load belt (the Tenba Solstice waist belt was not sufficient, and the Solstice also lacks load lifter adjustments at the "top" of the shoulder straps -- none of these deficiencies are present in the Kiboko). My Sigma 60-600 Sport is fitted with a Wimberley foot as well as an additional Wimberley AS plate so that I can fit a Cotton Carrier hub onto the front of the additional plate and still easily mount the lens into an Arca Swiss style clamp. However, when I close the zipper on the Kiboko compartment holding the Z9 FTZII Sigma 60-600, the fabric is pulled tight and there is tension on the zipper. As the Z9 is not as tall as a gripped D850 nor D6, such "pro-sized" DSLRs evidently would not fit into the Kiboko v2. Unless there is a solution for such bodies plus lenses, the Kiboko seems to need a redesign. I have contacted Gura Gear support but there has been no response as of yet. I will attempt to update this review if there is a solution. As the Kiboko is not going into service until this issue can be resolved, I cannot properly comment upon either durability nor comfort.

This Kiboko 30L camera bag is well designed bag which perfectly fits for Nikon Z9 together with 800mm PF lens. Another good design that the shoulder and waist stripes can be stowed in the back pocket.

Backpack is not very comfortable if you are big as I am at 6 feet tall and 208 pounds. It’s a very space effective in holding a Canon R5, Canon R, Canon RF 70-200 f/2.8, Canon RF 100-500, Canon RF 24-105, Canon RF 35mm macro. I wouldn’t use it for real backpacking, but it’s adequate as a storage area for gear in one place. Easy to work out of if it’s sitting on a car seat.

I really love the bag and the butterfly style opening. Makes it easy to use while in the car. Quality build. Will not hold a 600 with camera attached but does easily hold the lens.