Electric Motor Water Cooling Jacket

Wow what a case just love it.. able to do custom water cooling with no issues. The build quality is simply amazing. Loving that it's easy to manage all the wiring. The front glass is epic

This case fits the build - any... No issues and very artistic indeed. It's not an airflow case so consider water cooling for sure. However, even with fans it works.

Bought this as a weather-resistant bag for travel. Couldn't be happier. Works great as a daypack with a small camera kit (mirrorless and two lenses) plus plenty of other stuff (rain jacket and pants, sweater, first aid kit, water bottles, lunch, binoculars, etc). Did many days of hiking with this setup and was happy for the generous padding and airflow on the back. Bought a generic rain cover but haven't used it yet. One day, after 3 hours of light blowing rain, the zippers on the tall rear pockets leaked and made the contents damp. Camera at the bottom of the main compartment, inside the side access door, stayed bone dry. In heavier rains I'd add the cover or at least move electronics into the upper roll-top compartment which seems better protected. Also works well stuffed to the gills as a carry-on (with the previously mentioned gear plus 16 inch laptop, toiletry kit, light jacket, etc etc). This load felt heavy without a waist belt, so I was glad it was set up to slip over a rolly bag handle for airport schlepping. Now that I'm back home, I'm thinking this will replace my old messenger bag as my everyday carry (car, moto, bike, walk). Not as simple to lift a flap and dump stuff in, but the stuff will be much better protected and much more comfortable to carry. Note for comparison: I did locally purchase a popular competitor, a 20L branded as an everyday backpack. Although its water-resistant zippers might give it an edge in the rain-proofing department, I found it to be quite limited. If all you want is quick-draw camera capabilities, it's fine. But if you want to carry other stuff, and want easy-access, well-organized exterior pockets, then the Kiboko is a better choice. I will be returning the unused pack and look forward to more time with my Kiboko.

I ordered this bag 3 months ago and waited to review to see how it performed. It is GREAT. I mainly shoot landscapes on the trail, bike, or canoe. I have plenty of room for all my gear plus water, snacks, bug repellent, and even a rain jacket (I got a bungee chord for the loops on the outside and put the jacket in there). Water and snacks usually goes in a side pocket. The material of the bag repels water very good in light rain and comes with an effective rain cover when storms get serious. Zippers are heavy duty, easy to use on the trail. I also flew international, with 2 connecting flights, and was not asked once about my bag being to big under the seat. I also had a carry on luggage bag+tripod. It is very comfortable to wear, but if you have it loaded down to the max the hip straps would help distribute the load. Max amount of gear I can fit inside is impressive (especially for a trail or travel bag) and the list is as follows: Canon 5Dsr with Canon EF 11-24 (BIG Lens), Canon 7D with Canon EF 24-105, 3 Lee 100mm filters+adapter rings, 4 backup batteries, canon battery charger, GoPro+2 batteries, wifi remote, cleaning cloths+solution, memory cards, blower, petzl headlight, GPS, knife, computer+charger wires, international power converter, tablet, manuals+paperwork,sunglasses, keys, phone, water bottle, and a heavy rain jacket strapped on the outside. That is a heavy load and I do not have that all the time, but it is more than capable of carrying it for travel. Great bag with no signs of extreme wear and tear yet. I use it too. Definitely got my moneys worth on this one.

Well I have to say for first time PC builder, I chose correct. It's beautiful and well thought out. Things fit well in it and if your like me I wanted something that was future proof also. I keep my PC's for 5 to 7 years so I wanted something that was going to still look good if I were to change out the components down the line. Weather you choose water cooling or air cooling the case will work well for you. FYI. ASUS Zenith Extreme Threadripper 2950x Corsair 128Gig ddr4 Nvidia Strix 2080TI Phanteks water block for the GPU and CPU 1000 watts Seasonic TX-1000 Power supply Everything fit well

The case is perfect for my MSI x570 godlike with plenty of room for future water cooling. B&H was quick as usual and I had it in had within 3 business days after placing my order.

I like it better then my Corsair 5000D if that tells you anything. Best mid-tower for external water cooling. I run a giant 16 fan radiator externally on all my computers and I love small cases that can still fit an ATX motherboard.

This case is amazing and plenty big enough for whatever custom ideas you may have from water cooling to cable Mangement, this case has it all. Only thing better than this case was the shipping. I received this case less than 48 hours after I placed my order. A all around.

There are so many options for placement of different components for water or air cooling. The mesh panels are also very helpful for air flow.

As simple as it comes for water cooling a cpu. Always been a fan of custom loops but decided to go with this instead this time and not disappointed at all!