Review: Shimoda Explore 40 Backpack (The Essential Adventure Camera Bag)

I known about the Shimoda backpacks well before they were even announced, and for a period of a few months I've been reviewing and testing the Shimoda Explore 40 backpack. For the first time ever, I'm shocked to say that this bag is overkill for most photographers in almost every single way.

But for the working professional, the travel photographer, or for the photographer that essentially needs to bring their life with them as they traverse their nomadic lifestyle, the Shimoda Explore 40 backpack will let you do all that and more. With tons of weather sealing, a three way zipper, pockets within pockets, dividers that can be placed throughout the entire bag, lumbar support, expandable storage, and a whole lot more there is so much that the Shimoda Explore 40 backpack has to offer. .

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2018-2-1 14:00

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