Gura GearKiboko 2.0 Camera Backpack (22L+)

Excellent design, great product

I heard about this backpack during an photo webinar. Although the backpack I had been using for the past several years was adequate for my needs, it required me to remove the long lens from my camera and pack the two separately when I traveled. Each side of the Kiboko 2.0 opens longitudinally to accommodate my DSLR with battery pack, plus a 150-600mm lens. Thus, I am ready to shoot quickly if and when the occasion arises. I still can pack another camera body and lenses on the other side of the backpack....and there are multiple zippered pockets to hold batteries, cleaning cloths, filters. Also, I really like the shoulder straps on this pack--they don't slip on your shoulders. This pack is slightly larger than my old pack, but it holds so much more!

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

This is an excellent product and I hope to use it for many years into the future. There really isn't much more positive I could add to earlier review. The only feature missing in this bag that I have found very useful from other manufacturers is the ability to zip/unzip from either end of the opening. The bag deserves 5*'s and I gave it 5*'s. My only regret is that I'll probably have this bag for decades and there will be a new model with the feature I want in the future.

The quality of this camera backpack is "world class" The disappointment is that it will not fit a Canon pro series camera body or a camera body with the optional battery pack attached!! You can wedge it in there but there is no padding to protect the top (or bottom) and it impacts what you can store in the upper "small stuff" section of the pack. Cannot give the bag more that 3 stars rating

Excellent build, lightweight and durable.

I have had and still have many camera bags. I have been a huge ThinkTank fan. They are good bags, but this one is my favorite for it's overall design and functionality. It includes a bunch of dividers so you can configure the bag most any way you want.Three small improvements I would like to see include one or two long dividers that run the length of the interior dimension. This would make it easier to take one or two large telephoto lenses. Another would be a small strap across the back to allow the back to be hooked over a trolly suitcase. The last one, and this is minor, is to have the zipper on the one side for a wallet size insert run the same direction as the other zippers when it comes to closing the pouch. All really rather minor but would be great.

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.