Shimoda Urban Explore 25 backpack review: a feature-packed pack
Shimoda Urban Explore 25: one-minute review There has clearly been a lot of thought put into the design of the stylish and simple Shimoda Urban Explore 25. The bag's layout is quite conventional, with a top compartment for everyday accessories, a main camera core at the heart of the bag, and various pockets throughout for productive storage. Whilst there is nothing massively groundbreaking, the small design touches add up: rubber grips on pockets to prevent items from slipping out, handles on three sides of the bag, a cable management pocket, USB power passthrough, a strap loop for a camera clamp, a dedicated Apple Air Tag pocket, and a secret passport pocket. The padding provides a good balance between comfort, security, and weight, and I found the bag comfortable to wear all day. We're not looking at perfection: access to the waterproof cover is tricky and there's no dedicated spot for a USB battery for the passthrough hole. But these are quite trivial points that d...