I have been using tripods for over 40 years. I currently have probably a dozen, ranging from travel versions to heavy duty, carbon fiber and aluminumThe good points: Really compact and light. This will fit in any luggage, most backpacks, etc. It can also hang from most sleeping bag straps on backpacks when you're on a long hike. Expands to nearly 6 feet - but isn't very stable at maximum expansion. Four feet is about the realistic maximum for a DSLR with a 70-200mm lens. For a compact or lighter (mirrorless) camera, it's OK.

I've switched from hard cases to travel backpacks for most of my film gear - since I use them to go everywhere and not have to worry about flights - and this backpack is an excellent addition to my family of camera gear backpacks!

I've already tried a few backpacks and either the quality wasn't good enough or the waist belt was too small. But I didn't want to spend several hundred euros on a backpack either. I had my sights set on this backpack for a long time and then ordered it and was not disappointed. Since I am a bit overweight, it was also important to me that the waist belt is long enough and I have that here. My two Sony backpacks fit in the backpack Alpha 7iii and four lenses, various accessories (filters, batteries, cables, cleaning accessories). A bottle or tripod can be attached to the sides and there are also two small pockets on the outside. There is also the option of attaching the tripod outside. A rain cover is also included and a small cleaning set in a practical bag is also included. The backpack is easy to carry with the shoulder straps. The waist belt can be removed when not in use and is not in the way

I have a lot of equipment and many other backpacks are too small. This backpack is a miracle of space, it is very comfortable to use and super practical. Now he still faces the challenge in the mountains. Let's see how the backpack behaves in the mountains.

This is a very nice travel tripod. I always get backpacks with loops to hold a small tripod, but all the small tripods I've had have been flimsy and not worth lugging around. All my good tripods are too big for it. This one now fills that gap. He's very strong. The first time I extended the legs I had to tug to get them out, but once I freed them they slid smoothly.

I've switched from hard cases to travel backpacks for most of my filming gear - as I take it everywhere and don't have to worry about flights - and this backpack is a great addition to my camera gear backpack family!

First of all, I have to say that I received the camera backpack from K&F Concept free of charge. But this in no way affects my personal opinion. Overview: I needed a backpack that I could travel with. It's small but still has enough storage space for additional equipment. Traveling by plane is always a bit complicated with camera equipment. Most backpacks are too large to be taken on board. Furthermore, many backpacks look like real camera backpacks, which poses the risk of strangers tampering with the backpack. This is where the backpack from K&F comes into play: The backpack: This backpack is light, water-resistant, comfortable and fits on board an airplane or train compartment. In addition, it looks very elegant and its material makes it very water-repellent. At first glance you are disillusioned...small compartments, zipper, magnetic buttons that hold the main flap. The camera bag can only be opened on the “inside”. But! This means there is no risk of the zippers accidentally opening and the expensive equipment falling to the ground. There isn't much space...a Sony Fs5, C100 or RED camera won't find space here. This is not the purpose either! However, the top compartment fits the Atomos Ninja V and even more small items! Perfect for short trips to the sea or the mountains. With the help of the shoulder straps, comfort is also ensured here. Features: I use the backpack for my GH5s, the Sigma 18-35mm, Canon 50mm F1.4, Viltrox Speedbooster, cage for the camera, Videomic Go, external hard drive, 4 batteries, 2 ND filters... quite a lot of stuff! But all of this fits in the camera backpack! Best of all, a tripod can be attached to the outside of the backpack using a holder...great! More than sufficient for my purposes. A small, secured pocket allows you to quickly grab the camera to quickly capture important moments. Good job K&F Concept! Contra: Where there is light, there is also shadow... The material of the backpack could be a little better, the individual compartments, which can be individually designed, do not close directly with the "lid". There is a risk that batteries inside, for example, could fall down. If there was a laptop compartment approx. 15 inches, then that would be a dream for every filmmaker. The price is ok! Conclusion: Ideal for short trips! Large cameras like the GH5s + lens also fit here. By removing the compartments, this backpack can also be used as a normal bag. Clear purchase recommendation!

I have been searching and tried a few backpacks with no success. I needed a pack that would hold multiple drones and all my gear. This does the job and does it elegantly. The fully adjustable compartments make it appear as if it was built especially for my gear. I also have room for my landing pad, 40 oz water bottle, snacks, etc.This is advertised as a camera gear bag, but I only use it for drones and it's absolutely perfect for that!