Camera Backpack 70 200

[Universal] I switched from an Abbonyc backpack that has held up well with lots of abuse. It was about $70 new and I am not displeased with it. This is not a comparison of the two backpacks but a review of my upgrade from a decent traditional style camera backpack to the Kiboko. After purchasing the Kiboko 2.0 22L+, overall I feel like I got value for difference in cost from the Abbonyc. Here are the pros and cons. Pros: Durable materials and quality craftsmanship; Verticle access flaps are great - no more flipping the entire front side over. I chose the 2.0 because I felt like the 3.0 would be too big and I like that the 2.0 has a laptop slot. I was right the 2.0 has plenty of room for my equipment. An example of what it can hold - 200-500mm zoom while attached to camera body, binoculars on one side; a full frame camera body, 70-200 f2.8, 16-36mm, 50mm and two teleconverters. The top flap holds all of the flat stuff like cables, cards, filters etc. with plenty of room. My only complaint is that I wish the main compartments were just a little deeper so that lenses like my 16-36mm did not have to lay down. Still, it has plenty of room, durable, good back supports and stands upright. Great product!

[Empty] My camera backpack is full. I needed a way to carry this lens 70-200 and this case was perfect for it.

[1.75 lb] Using with two camera bodies w/24-70 and 70-200

[Ball Head] Works great with my camera up to a 70-200 lens.

[15.8 x 8 x 0.9"] I was looking for a protective cover for my Canon 70-200 L IS II; something that would fit in my backpack. The original Canon lens case is too bulky to place in the backpack. The TravelCoat fits the bill! It protects the lens and does not take additional space in the bag. A pricey item, but it does the job.

I was looking for a protective cover for my Canon 70-200 L IS II; something that would fit in my backpack. The original Canon lens case is too bulky to place in the backpack. The TravelCoat fits the bill! It protects the lens and does not take additional space in the bag. A pricey item, but it does the job.

[Yes] Has helped me quickly change my 24-70/70-200 lenses when on the move without digging into my backpack. Pockets are nice for cleaning accessories. Would recommend... just be sure the velcro has enough hooked/looped so it doesn't fall off.

[1.27 lb] More zoom out of my 70 200

[Nikon F] I use this mostly with my 70-200 makes a good 400mm.

[Neoprene] Great quality, was ably to use it for my camera and 70-200 lens combined