Gura Gear Kiboko 22L+ Backpack, Black

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Price: $349.00    

Product Feature

• Carries up to 15" laptop; some 17" also fit including the Macbook Pro 17"
• Fits most DSLR bodies
• Will accommodate up to 500mm f4.0 lens
• Unique butterfly-style opening
• Made from high-tech, durable sail cloth material

Product Description

The Gura Gear Kiboko 22L+ Backpack is designed to travel with a beefed up harness system that features memory-foam shoulder straps, a vented and padded back panel, a removable waist belt and shoulder straps that can tuck away when not needed. This Kiboko backpack also has a convenient solution for carrying tripods.The 22L+ features a unique butterfly flap access system which allows you to easily get to multiple bodies, lenses and all your photo accessories without exposing all your prized gear. Kiboko backpack is made of high-tech materials designed to balance weight and durability.

Gura Gear Kiboko 22L+ Backpack, Black Review

I waited for about a year before writing this review because I wanted to make sure this is not just another bag that ends up in the basement after a few uses.
My Wife and I share this 22L and a 30L version. My wife uses this bag usually and I use the Gura Gear Kiboko 30L. She prefer the smaller size of this bag since it fits her better. We use the bags to cary what we call basic Kit for our wildlife photography. This will give you some Idea about us and you can put this review in perspective.

Our basic Kit is:
D800,D600,D700 bodies, AFS 300mm f2.8, AFS 200-400mm f4, 2x SB910s, 2x BetterBeamers, 2x rain gear, AFS 24-120mm f4, AFS 17-35 f2.8, Micro, and fisheye depending on locations, Teleconverters, Filters, extra batteries for cameras and flashes, memory cards, cleaning supplies and gloves and rain jackets for us, Tripods and heads, water and snacks, iPads, first aid kit, etc. We fit all of these in our bags and have more room to spare.

By the way both these bags have been replaced by a newer model called Butterfly. There are some improvements that may be of interest to you but look carefully if not, you can save some money buying these 2 models. We paid regular price and think it was a good value, it would be even better at a discounted prices.

The bags are first class in build quality and will last you a long time.
They are very light and well thought out.
The out side of the bags are very clean and no unnecessary pockets or straps hanging out.
There are very extensive set of internal pockets that are handy for organizing all kinds of accessories.
The harness can easily be adjusted to fit most people.
The bags are shipped with many dividers fully installed and with extra dividers in a bundle in case you need more.
The case is divided in to 2 sides permanently. This is preferred by many wildlife and sports photographers but make sure you like it.
The 30 L fits a D800 Body with L bracket and with 200-400 mm f4 attached with hood reversed on one side of the case.
The 22L fits a D800 Body with 300mm f2.8 attached and hood reversed on one side of the case.
Usually the bag has more room for gear than we like to cary, you can stuff these bag so full that it would be a chore to cary them on trails. However we do stuff them full when we travel and occasionally we get busted by flight attendants for over weight cary-on, you get the idea.

We both like the 30L better for its clean way you can hide the harnesses. and it looks like a regular cary on as oppose to a back pack.
The 22L comes with a laptop compartment which is very handy but it take some of the internal space. it would be hard to get a D4 with a L bracket attached in the 22L.

What is not to like? The zippers could be better on the 30L, the 22L is fine, which tells me it is not the quality of the zipper but rather the way each one is stitched and it may be random.
Also the upper part of the side pocket intended for the tripod legs dose not appear to be of the same quality as the rest of the bag, they both are OK so Far, so may be it just looks flimsy.

Over all the best bag we found so far and we have a basement full of camera bags that did not work out.
Hope this help. I have posted the same Review for the Kiboko 30L.

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