Kiboko City Commuter Pro 26L+

The City Commuter 26L is my favorite pack for content creation, on the go event work and even an outdoor hike. The feature set is incredibly versatile for all the above and that’s not too easy to find in a bag. For me comfort, capacity and versatility is key, the city commuter pro holds all 3.

Urban shooting for a full day packed out with two canon mirrorless bodies, trio of L lenses, gimbal and audio kit packs neatly and organized. The shoulder pads and support system even without the included hip belt gave me no fatigue after 6+ hours.

The roll top holds a ton and I find it extreme useful just to dump gear when you are on the go where speed is important. It’s back open bag which once you tired it, you’ll never go back to a traditional bag because it keeps the dirt, mud and sand off your back. I don't normally carry a laptop when out on a shoot but happy to know it will transport a 16’ MacBook Pro if you need/want.

I’m a huge fan of all my Gura Gear bags, but this one is hands down my favorite backpack they’ve made. It’s a perfect combo between the 18L city classic and city commuter but with a bigger capacity to hold those big lenses or strobes. I took it on a 2 day trip to NYC and had it on my back pretty much the whole time. I was able to bring all my clothes/travel essentials, as well as gear for multiple shoots.

Locally, I packed it out with gear for an editorial shoot which included 2 camera bodies, 3 strobes, light stands and even modifiers. An absolute game changer for traveling light but still having ample gear.

PS, when it’s packed out it makes for a good sandbag for your light stand.

Have found this a great backpack that fits in a sweet spot between the Kiboko 22L and Kiboko 30L backpack. Perfect for days when extensive walking/hiking is required with ample storage for filters, cleaning supplies, and multiple lens and a spare body. Love the side. access which prior to now I had never thought I would have used.

It’s big , but not so big if it makes sense. Has lots of room for all your gear , it would even accommodate a Nikon Z8 and the 180-600mm lens, no problem. Is not as comfortable as the Leopoto camera backpack , which is one of the most comfortable bags I’ve tried, but at 35L is a big to big for me…. The Kiboko City Commuter Pro 26L+ is just below that. Although the camera compartment dividers are flimsy, even cheaper bags that I’ve used or tried have better dividers. There’s some tabs along side the back opening, when you try to open the camera compartment they get in the way and it makes it cumbersome to open . I give this bag an 8 out of 10 .

Aside from the box that the bag came in , looking like it went through a hurricane, the bag looks amazing . You could’ve done a better job packing thw product for delivery.

I’ve tried and have many different camera bags. And by far this is the most perfect camera bags I’ve used it’s almost perfect. The zippers to get to the main camera compartment can be a little finicky to use , not as smooth as some other bags at the same price point , but not a deal breaker. At 26L + , is the perfect size, not too big and not so small. It can accommodate big telephoto lens like the Nikon 180-600 with no problem…… definitely recommend it.

I've had every camera backpack under the son. Nothing quite compares to the GuraGear! It's fairly lightweight, I love that it's made from XPAC, feels quite durable, and is a dream to wear on the back. Moreover the organization, everything from the roll-top to the butterfly pockets, is top-notch. The only slight glitch was the shipping time to Canada - took over 2 weeks, which is not in keeping with other purchases I've bought from US companies. Nevertheless it was a minor hiccup and does nothing to take away from my use of the bag itself.

Big enough for bulkier setup. The redesigned from the smaller commuter is awesome.

This bag is now hands-down the best bag I’ve ever purchased for weddings. Every single wedding day, I load it up with both of my Fujifilm GFX100II bodies, four GF lenses, eight spare batteries, my X100VI, a film camera with two lenses, battery pack, and my Nikon Z8 with a lenses. And it all fits without feeling bulky or disorganized.

This thing has become an essential part of my wedding workflow. If you’re a photographer with a serious kit, this bag delivers effortlessly