Chobe 16" Everyday Carry

I purchased the Chobe 16" bag just before going on a photo trip to Nome & Utqiagvik (Barrow). I'm extremely pleased with how lightweight and spacious it is yet able to fit under the seat on the plane. Love the zippers, when the bag is filled to slightly over stuffed the zippers make it easy to close. The Chobe is a well made bag, I will be using it for all of my trips to carry essential clothing & toiletries (in case my checked bag gets lost) as well as excess camera gear!

Thank you Gura Gear!

I've just received by new bag. As expected, it is well built and well thought out. One thing to note, though, comparing the bag with my old Chobe, the 16" bag isn't actually as large as the original Chobe (height and depth - smaller by about an inch for both). For me this makes it less useful as a travel bag (less overall volume), but more useful as a day to day bag (more compact). So for those with an original Chobe, be careful...

The Gura Gear 16” Chobe Everyday carry bag is an absolute game-changer for my travel needs! As a photographer carrying essential gear like my laptop, a full-frame camera, multiple lenses, and various accessories, this bag has been a lifesaver.

What sets it apart is its remarkable versatility and convenience. Not only does it comfortably fit all my equipment, but its design allows me to slide it onto the luggage handle of my carry-on, making airport navigation a breeze. No more juggling multiple bags!

One of the standout features for me is its adaptability – perfect for those who prefer not to wear a backpack but still need to carry significant gear. The bag's quality construction ensures the safety of my equipment while maintaining a sleek, professional look.

For anyone seeking a reliable, spacious, and effortlessly portable camera bag, I highly recommend the Gura Gear Chobe Everyday carry bag. It's truly a must-have for travelers and photographers alike!

It is just as good a briefcase as a camera bag, and it is just as good a camera bag as a weekend-away duffle bag, too. If you’re searching for a shoulder bag, not a backpack, the Chobe 2.0 is as close to “the one” as I think you’re ever likely to find. The king is back, and I’m glad to be able to recommend this bag to people again.

I just received my Chobe 2.0 last week and decided to take it as my "suitcase" for a quick hiking trip to the Grand Canyon to try it out. The bag is extremely light, seems to be very well made, and had a surprising amount of room to stuff clothing and other gear - including hiking shoes, a laptop, and an iPad - into.

While I didn't use the Chobe for the actual Rim-to-Rim hike, of course, it made for a great carryon bag for the trip. I imagine I'll be using it very frequently to carry camera gear and more.