The K&F camera backpack offers us the ideal solution in terms of storage space, security for the components it contains and manageable dimensions. In our case, the backpack is a bit of luck, because until now we haven't had a space-saving solution for the standard equipment consisting of a single-lens reflex camera and interchangeable lenses. The workmanship is very good, the zippers run very well and it can also be grabbed/used with gloves. The flexible subdivision by means of padded and velcro fastened bars offers the right subdivision and ideal protection for any eventuality. We particularly like the versatile removal option, as the backpack can be opened across the entire surface, but also just the camera, for example, can be removed via a side opening. The padding on the side facing the back makes the backpack comfortable to carry, the very good carrying handles also contribute to this and the chest strap is also included. In short, a very good backpack that leaves nothing to be desired for us.

Impressed with the quality and finish, the size also suits me for not being too bulky. I've been shopping for a camera backpack for a while now, and while it's not the sharpest on the market, the design is crisp and modern, which is a plus. It's surprisingly light too, even when I have 5 lenses and my OMD MFT camera lined up in the camera bay. The side access with dual zippers is probably the feature I like the most, otherwise I could use any other conventional backpack with a camera insert. One thing that could be improved though is having a sturdy, flared top handle so you can exude confidence during quick grab and go situations. Overall good buy!

I've never seen such an ingeniously designed backpack that fits the camera and a lot more space. The large main compartment is divided by a floor, which is securely fastened with velcro in the middle of the compartment. You can also access the bottom part through the side pocket, which closes with zippers and a magnetic button. In the side compartment there are also two small compartments for batteries and SD cards. As already mentioned, the bottom of the main compartment can be accessed through the side compartment. The divider unit it contains can be easily removed. Lenses, an additional flash or the camera itself can be accommodated in it. On the other side there is a compartment for a bottle. Behind the main compartment is a narrower compartment for papers, for example. At the front there is a smaller compartment and the tripod handles. The scope of delivery also includes a rain cover for the backpack and a camera cleaning kit. Really great and absolutely recommendable. If you found my review helpful, please rate it helpful :-)

The backpack has enough compartments, the side compartment is practical, where I can easily take out the camera with a large lens.
The included cover makes the backpack waterproof.

The K&F camera backpack offers us the ideal solution in terms of storage space, security for the components it contains and manageable dimensions. In our case, the backpack is a bit of luck, because until now we haven't had a space-saving solution for the standard equipment consisting of a single-lens reflex camera and interchangeable lenses. The workmanship is very good, the zippers run very well and it can also be grabbed/used with gloves. The flexible subdivision by means of padded and velcro fastened bars offers the right subdivision and ideal protection for any eventuality. We particularly like the versatile removal option, as the backpack can be opened across the entire surface, but also just the camera, for example, can be removed via a side opening. The padding on the side facing the back makes the backpack comfortable to carry, the very good carry handles also contribute to this and the chest strap is also included. In short, a very good backpack that leaves nothing to be desired for us.

I got this as an alternative to a much larger camera bag that's just way bigger than what I need for quick photo shoots. This one is the perfect size to use as a photography "go bag", with a good variety of pockets and compartments for small items and accessories.

The main compartment can be configured in multiple ways using the padded Velcro dividers. The laptop compartment is very roomy, with plenty of space for my MacBook Pro. I especially love the fact that one of the side zippers provides access to the main compartment, so I keep my primary camera body with an L lens there for quick access.

Construction and materials are very good. A rain fly is included and stores conveniently in a Velcro pocket at the bottom of the backpack. The buckles and straps are easy to adjust and the backpack is very comfortable, even when fully loaded with gear.

One of the first things I noticed is that even when empty, this backpack is somewhat heavier than I would have expected, but I attribute that to the very thick padding on the outside shell. That said, the padding does provide a lot of protection to the delicate equipment inside.

This backpack looks great and is very well built. It is a bit on the pricey side, but you get a lot of features for your money. Recommended.

The backpack is very clever, especially with the ability to access the camera from the side. I have enough space in it for my Canon EOS 700d including 18-55mm lens and the Tamron 18-400. There is also enough space for other accessories. The tripod fits well on the side and there is enough space in the top compartment for a sweater, snack,...

This bag is perfect for my use and is full of thoughtful little things. What I particularly like. - 2 carrying modes, with a classic backpack or with a strap to turn it in the prone position and thus have access to the equipment without having to remove the bag - 2 compartments (a photo and a figure on the top) - numerous pockets and accessory compartments - an area at the back that can accommodate a laptop up to 15 people, a tablet, papers, etc... - an easily removable shoulder strap system - a loop at the back to attach it to the unfolded handle of a suitcase - two handles to carry it in your hand either from above or from the side - adjustable and removable straps that can be attached to different places. For example, you can attach a tripod either on the side or bottom or a rolled up sleeping bag - side pockets for the tripod or a bottle or other - the top part for personal items or accessories with adjustable size - possibility to sacrifice the top part, to increase the capacity of the photo zone and thus carry a large TV in a bag. - waterproof zippers and an additional rain cover included that can be attached to the bag in heavy rain - a very robust fabric that seems easy to care for. - small clips on the clasps to reduce the risk of theft - it stands upright when placed on the floor - removable compartments that can be adjusted as desired to organize the inside of the photo section, I would have liked - more compartment blocks in different sizes for more design freedom. - An external wallet- and/or smartphone-sized pocket to store these two everyday items with quick access. Contrary to what I read and saw, the attachment system for the small straps is very easy to use. It's not a hiking bag, but more of an urban backpack with the right capacity and very well thought out. In a YouTube video, Sebastien Pouteau gives a very complete overview.