MindShift Rotation 180 Panorama Review

The MindShift Panorama backpack has been replaced with an updated version, now called the MindShift Rotation 22L. If you would like to watch a review of this new Rotation 22L, please head here: • Small but Mighty - Min...
You can also find links to the reviews of all the new Rotation 180 backpacks listed below.
🛒 MindShift Rotation 22L: geni.us/rotation22L
🛒 MindShift Rotation 34L: geni.us/rotation34L
🛒 MindShift Rotation 50L: geni.us/rotation50L
🛒 Rotation 180 Series: geni.us/rotation180
▶ Rotation 22L review: shuttermuse.com/mindshift-rot...
▶ Rotation 34L review: shuttermuse.com/mindshift-rot...
▶ Rotation Pro 50L review: shuttermuse.com/mindshift-rot...
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[@souravzzz]

Great bag and an even better review!

[@davegrice9546]

Great idea - never thought about using for skiing too this season at Whistler, Sun Peaks etc. thanks for great review.

[@k.whiking4372]

Thank you for the reviews, I'll most likely get this and the pro.

[@macwmcel8430]

Thanks for this review.🎉

[@stakstonkvinge]

Great review! Would you know if it fits in the overhead compartements in airplanes? Lars, Norway

[@rathanykhem5719]

Thank for review . I got this backpack lately . It is awesome. I have a question for u. I am living in Canada and planing to go back home in Cambodia . I wonder if I can take this backpack with my camera gears as a carry on bag? As I don't want they destroy my stuffs if I put them as check in luggages. ... Please give me some ideas . Thank u

[@HulaHeart]

Can you fit a Macbook Pro 13" even without a sleeve in this pack?

[@louisxtra]

Can you do a review of the Tenba Shoutout 32L

[@jeffjarinmd]

Has anyone tried to fit the peak design 6l sling to replace the main camera carry?

[@andrewpolitano]

It's a great bag and I love it for some outings. However, it does have a tendancy to shift around under strenuous hiking conditions such as moderate rock scrambling. Also of note is that the hip belt is annoyingly high. Glad it's there, but you can't really adjust the height of it. For smaller frames or larger frames than designed it'll be too high or too low. It also doesn't hug your back like a great hiking pack either so that's left me wishing a bit too. It IS a little heavy if we're being honest, and...no real tripod attachment. Bummer. Overall, I like and use it, but when I know I don't need to access my gear on the fly, my Osprey Stratos 24 is right there for me. All I have to do is pack in my Thinktank camera pouch and 70-200 pouch and I'm gold.

[@christophecannaert6295]

What Thinktank pouch do you mean? I only see bags on the site.

[@alexvu307]

Does Mindshift ever go on sale?

[@bowieknife]

Does this fit a canon 6D with the EF 70-300 attached?

[@hinokikuaimu]

The rotation feature is shown at the 5:00 mark and looks really cool; but watching at how easy it rotates seems to indicate that the hip belt doesn't carry the weight of the bag, but only the weight of the rotating portion of the bag. Am I missing anything? Is the hip belt really efficient to offset the load of the bag from shoulder to hip knowing it's free to rotate (hence apparently supports no load from the remaining of the bag) and it's secured with only a magnetic strap?

[@cmacd8879]

No I don't think you are missing anything and I agree - if the belt is loose enough to rotate it will not be as efficient in supporting weight... there is no free lunch. Not only that, for the reviewer the belt is too high on him (ie. bag too small) and the buckle looks to be at his belly button, not the most comfortable place to get squeezed. Hip belts need to be on the hip, and this one is not for him.

[@andrewpolitano]

It does an OK job, but not as well as you'd think. If you set your weight as it should be on your hips, you'll find the pack sort of sags in the upper back, pulling backward slightly. At least it feels like it does. It's not terrible but don't use it if you're on a long, hard hike I would say.

[@EM-yv2lo]

what jacket are you wearing?

[@abaydhefkan]

di jakarta dima?yg ada

[@PilsnerLager]

Or you could just throw your iPhone in your back pocket and save some time and weight.