WONDERFUL design and construction - this bag is totally indestructible with the unique sail-cloth material. The depth is actually perfect and it DOES accommodate a pro body despite the specs saying it does not.

Advantages: Best lightweight backpack in its class
Laptop compartment
indestructible materials
SUPER light

Disadvantages: maybe a little pricey but you get what you pay for

I think I have finally found the "last backpack I need to buy". I have had so many backpacks in the past, including Moose Peterson's MP3C and ThinkTankPhoto's "Airport Acceleration", but none is as complete, well-thought, and compact. I still love ThinkTank's "Airport International" but, for something I can carry a load of "heavy metals" on my back, this one sure is the best todate.

Advantages: * Compact - carries all the needed gear from two camera bodies, super-wide through long telephoto lenses, flash, and all the accessories I need.
* The end result is heavy but the design makes it comfortable while slung over my shoulders.
* Love how the belts and appendages can be nicely tucked away when not in use.


Disadvantages: Will think about it. :)

I am surprised how little difference is in the depth of the smaller Kiboko / I have 30l as well/ even when there is the laptop compartment.

Advantages: Looks small for air transport but is big enough from inside !

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