beautiful camera bag that really offers everything you need in terms of storage space and strength. It's the same size as my old bag and I can still fit an extra lens in it. At first I was a bit confused as none of the partitions come pre-installed, so you have to imagine how to arrange them yourself to get optimal storage space and for that I used the photos on the product sheet. The walls are quite stiff compared to my other bag and that's good because the camera and lenses don't slip around too much even after a long walk. In terms of ergonomics and solidity there is really nothing to say and as far as I am concerned it is impeccable! It is designed to secure equipment. Access to the lenses is on the back of the bag and the side opening facing the camera has a double zipper, making it a little more difficult for pickpockets to open the bag, especially in the Paris metro where there is often tight space is together. (Small locks on the locks wouldn't have been a solution anyway.) There are plenty of storage compartments, and whether it's memory cards, ND, UV, polarizing, Black Pro Mist or other filters, everything fits! I can even fit my medium-sized XP Pen graphics tablet and my 15.5-inch laptop there. (see photos) And why not a sling in the upper case and a wallet... The rain cover is also really well thought out. It holds up very well, fits the bag well and doesn't ruin the look at all. I would even say it provides extra security as it covers all the zippers. Still, this bag isn't perfect, and as soon as I put it on my shoulders, I immediately felt discomfort in my lower back. In fact it has a balancing problem as the top of the straps are not sewn to the very top of the bag but about 5cm lower. This creates leverage that balances all the weight in my lower back and I, being fragile at this level, is not comfortable. To avoid this discomfort, I loosen the straps as much as possible so that the bottom of the bag presses on the buttocks rather than the back. It still feels better without completely solving the problem. In short, this bag is almost perfect for me! A V2 with straps sewn to the top would be really welcome to solve this balancing issue.

The camera has an extra compartment access so it can be easily put in and out of the bag. Even while running, you don't have to awkwardly place the backpack on the ground, but someone else can just quickly take the camera away. Access to the back is then given to the other lenses, etc. To do this, you have to remove the backpack, but the effort here is also quite low due to the clear division of the compartment. No more fumbling around for lenses - that's great. There is an extra compartment at the top where you can put food, clothes, etc. Most of all, I kept my flash and timer, as well as other little things (rechargeable batteries, etc.). In my opinion, they didn't have more space in the rear compartment, or they would make it less clear. I found this a bit regrettable. However, if you only choose one or two lenses to take with you, you can certainly also store the battery and the like there.

in my opinion there is no better camera backpack. if maybe just as good, but never better. this is exactly how I would design and build it if I were to make something like this. so many small storage spaces for utilities, SUPER! I wish some tennis bag manufacturers would take this as an example. How many times have I been angry about this? I can recommend the "K&F camera backpack" with a 100% good conscience.

The camera has an extra compartment access so it can be easily put in and out of the bag. Even while running, you don't have to awkwardly place the backpack on the ground, but someone else can just quickly take the camera away. Access to the back is then given to the other lenses, etc. To do this, you have to remove the backpack, but the effort here is also quite low due to the clear division of the compartment. No more fumbling around for lenses - that's great. There is an extra compartment at the top where you can put food, clothes, etc. Most of all, I kept my flash and timer, as well as other little things (rechargeable batteries, etc.). In my opinion, they didn't have more space in the rear compartment, or they would make it less clear. I found this a bit regrettable. However,

The camera has extra access to the compartment so it can be easily put in and out of the backpack. Even while running, you don't have to put down your backpack, but someone else can simply take out the camera quickly. From the outside it also looks like it's made of waterproof material, which can keep a lot of things out. There's also a rain cover in the "lid" - once you've found the zipper, there's a rain cover in neutral black. Since we had sunshine, it wasn't used and I can't say anything about the functionality of the rain cover yet. What I liked best, however, is another detail. The buckles are attached with magnets and they are bombproof. Sometimes even too good, so that I had to sometimes even get it open. For me, that also speaks for quality, and even if the magnets lose strength over time (do magnets do that?) they should still hold up really well.

I am pleasantly surprised by this great backpack, which is a complete device that allows me to fully organize the storage of my camera and accessories (without it being noticed). Thanks!

The backpack arrived on time for my upcoming vacation. I packed it up today and I'm thrilled - and not just by the way it looks. The camera compartment is large (almost too big for the little equipment I have, consisting of my Canon Eos, a telephoto lens and a few additional little things) and it can be flexibly redesigned with flexible padded walls using Velcro fasteners. There is also an elastic band that can be flexibly attached to different places to secure the camera. At the top there is a partition made of the same padding material, which can also be moved with Velcro fasteners. So you can enlarge the camera compartment and the “clothes compartment” as desired. However, the additional laptop compartment is firmly integrated and cannot be enlarged. In addition, there are sufficient storage spaces on both outsides, secured by rubber bands for bottles or umbrellas, for example. At the front there is a small compartment with a zipper and two small compartments in it, in the large "clothes compartment" there are two small storage nets and the backpack lid itself is a storage compartment in which the rain cover is included. I haven't been able to test the rain resistance yet, but the rain cover looks good quality. There is a cross connection on the backpack straps so that you can strap the straps tightly to your chest. I generally think this strap is quite good, but unfortunately it cannot be moved along the carrying straps, which for us women always fits awkwardly and constricts...

What more do you want? Here the necessary accessories for the camera fit perfectly in a compact storage space and thus also in the backpack without wasting space.