This is a decent, neat, compact bag for carrying a small number of DSLR essentials. The bag has an optional, detachable shoulder/crossbody strap with adjustable length and a grab handle on top. There are adjustable webbing straps on the underside to attach a tripod, and a padded zip-closing compartment on one side. Inside the main storage area, there is space for a camera plus installed lens, as well as two little slip pockets with hook and loop tape fastenings. There is a moveable partition for the main area which can be adapted to create up to three compartments for camera body/lens/flash, etc. I find this a bit awkward to position neatly, on the one I have this is a bit stiff and reluctant to shape, but having a camera and accessories inside helps to hold it in place. This is a fairly soft camera bag. It's well padded on all sides, but the more sturdy structuring around the camera comes from the EPE partition. I have a similar style Lumix bag - this K&F Concept one is a bit larger and offers more storage for accessories without becoming cumbersome, but doesn't have such structured sides or feel quite as sturdy. I had thought to switch bags and start using this slightly bigger one, but I like both for different reasons

The tripod comes in a practical bag. Due to the adjustable center column, different shooting angles, both downwards and with the column laid out, are no problem. This makes the tripod an all-rounder. The plastic locks are a disadvantage. These provide less stability. The logo applied to the tripod plate also has the negative effect that the camera body or nodal point adapter are not flat, which causes major problems with panoramas.

The tripod is of very good build quality, it's lightweight and comes with a bag so it's easy to carry. The height can be increased up to 150cm, which is enough for me and the tripod has many adjustable angles, so the camera can also be set upside down. This is a very useful tool for photographers considering that the price is also very good. it is a bit shiny and prone to scratches if not used carefully.

was a little worried that this bag might not hold everything I need for a shoot, but I'm pleasantly surprised to be wrong. It's a well-made bag with plenty of padding where you need it, plenty of openings for accessing your gear, and sturdy enough to maintain its shape without any gear in the backpack. A great feature that this bag has adopted is the adjustable panels. Depending on the shoot, I can adapt this to my needs. This is great when I'm attending sporting events, like the local high school football games. I will go into this in more detail later. Let me briefly go back to the openings. One feature that I love about this bag, and I'm glad to see more bags using this, is that the main zipper is on the inside (on the shoulder straps) rather than on the outside of the bag (facing the world). For me, this is great for securing my gear while carrying the bag... I don't have to worry about someone coming from behind and trying to get into the bag. This actually leads me to my first negative, which is the side opening. This way someone can try to grab equipment and if you feel uncomfortable with that, you need to take that into consideration. Let's talk about size. There's LOTS of room in this thing. Remember when I talked about the soccer games in the review? Depending on the configuration of the compartments, this bag can comfortably accommodate a Sigma 60-600mm lens. For those who don't know, this lens is pretty massive. You can fit it into this thing and still have room for your camera body and a few more lenses. One feature I'm really starting to like is the adjustable size of the top pocket. The bottom slides out of the way if you need space, or depending on how you configure the bag, it can be used as a wall extender to effectively double the size of the bag. It's a great option for further customization. If there were any improvements I would recommend to the bag, it would be a place to strap a tripod. I've really enjoyed this option on other bags, and I'm disappointed that this one doesn't offer this option. Overall, this is an outstanding shortcoming of K&F. The positives far outweigh the negatives and I would recommend this bag to anyone looking for one.

This bag has so many compartments, zippered and pouches, and sectionals that are adjustable, expandable bag and shoulder straps. Everything is well padded. Is a labyrinth to figure out how you want to place your equipment in this roomy bag. Well made, good quality strong fabric and padded everything included the back pack shoulder straps. Can get to different compartments easily. And it isn't very large so very easy to carry around. Great camera bag. Nicely made and quality fabric used. Well thought out for adjustability of compartments.

This bag has so many compartments, zippers and pockets as well as adjustable sections, expandable bag and shoulder straps. Everything is well padded. It's a maze to figure out how to store your gear in this roomy bag. Well made, high quality, sturdy fabric and everything is padded, including the backpack's shoulder straps. Can easily get to different compartments. And it's not very big, so it's very easy to carry. Great camera bag. Beautifully finished and high quality fabric used. Well thought-out adjustability of the compartments.

The bag is very spacious. Inside case is very nice. The bag seems very strong and easy to carry. The chains are of good quality. The straps are very thick and reliable. The separate compartment in the middle is useful and flexible. I can also use them in the office. You can also use it as a handbag.

The tripod is extremely versatile, with every piece being adjustable easily. Setting it up and packing it away are both very quick and easy processes. The tripod comes with a nice carrying bag which has a strap. Once packed away and in the bag it is a very lightweight and compact unit.