really needed a more spacious backpack to take the essentials to the field and this one does it for me. Carry what you need and have space for accessories, that's awesome. I had to figure out the best placement for my gear. This is a great well made bag.

I bought this tripod to use in the gym. I carry it in a backpack with a bunch of gym equipment and it gets banged around a lot. So far, it hasn't shown any of the wear I've put it through. It is super adjustable to get the best angles to share my lifts with my coach. It's lightweight and portable, yet still sturdy enough to get a good picture.

I have to say that I'm very impressed by the backpack, I posted a video above showing what it capable of carrying. Even though my setup looks insane with all the gimbals sticking out, it is what I actually carry around to shoots. Definitely not the setup for traveling but it is a great setup for those who wants to carry less bags and have a secure/robust setup. For traveling I would definitely take my Zhiyun Crane away and use my Feiyu G6 Plus instead since that gimbal is much more compact. The material is very high quality, they use Nylon fibers which is one of the strongest fibers in the fabric scene, the buckles is able to hold my travel tripod with ease but even better was that it was able to hold my gimbal. I really love the compartments that it has and the magnet was a nice touch to the camera side. The backpack came with some accessories which contains cleaning supplies for your lenses and cameras; I just so happen to put my 7 Sony NP-FW50 batteries in that pocket along with 2 18650 batteries.Overall I am impress that it was able to hold, 2 gimbals, 3 lenses, 2 cameras, tripod, flash, 4 NPF Batteries, and many other accessories with ease. My back does not hurt when I use this backpack to travel around campus and I feel confident that it will hold all my camera equipment without fail.

must say I am very impressed with the backpack, I posted a video above showing what it is capable of carrying. Even though my setup looks insane with all the gimbals out, it's what I actually carry around for the shoot. It's definitely not the travel setup, but it's a great setup for those who want to carry less luggage and have a secure/robust setup. For traveling I would definitely take my Zhiyun Crane and use my Feiyu G6 Plus as this gimbal is much more compact. The material is very high quality, they use Nylon fibers which is one of the strongest fibers in the fabric scene, the buckles hold my travel tripod with ease, but even better it managed to hold my gimbal. I really love the compartments it has and the magnet was a nice touch to the side of the camera. The backpack came with some accessories that contain cleaning supplies for your lenses and cameras; I happened to put my 7 Sony NP-FW50 batteries in that pocket along with 2 18650 batteries. Overall, I'm impressed that I was able to hold 2 gimbals, 3 lenses, 2 cameras, tripod, flash, 4 NPF batteries, and many other accessories with ease. My back doesn't hurt when I use this backpack to travel across campus and I'm sure it will hold all my camera gear flawlessly. 5 people found this review helpful

My wife loves this tripod. I bought it for her because she wanted to carry a nice tripod on her camera backpack. This tripod is lightweight, but it can handle heavy cameras and long lenses pretty well.

I was looking for a tripod for my SLR camera, which was not too big, so that when folded I could carry it in my backpack.

This was recommended to me, and I am delighted with it.

It adapts perfectly to any type of camera, which I liked.

I pick it up in a moment and easily, it has good quality materials and it comes with its protective cover, which is quite good by the way.

I can adjust it to the height I want. At the top it has a ball joint that allows you to make any movement with the camera, as can be seen in the photos.

I also want to highlight that it barely weighs, it is very light and stable, it gives security when putting my camera on it.

The materials are of good quality, everything is designed and thought to the millimeter to get the most out of it.

Aesthetically it is black, with orange details, which makes it attractive.

For the quality it has, it has not seemed expensive at all compared to others on the market, without a doubt it has been a good purchase.

I've been looking for a suitable photo backpack for a long time, which will meet my current and future requirements. With the K&F backpack in size L, I finally seem to have found a stroke of luck. I will divide my review into the following points: 1. Processing2. Space offer3. wearing comfort1. Workmanship The backpack made a valuable impression as soon as it was unpacked. The zippers are all smooth-running, the seams are well finished. The solution on which the lower tripod holder can be stowed away and the hip belt can be removed is also convincing. The Velcro fasteners used here are great! I also like the option of turning the chest strap upside down to attach it to a Troli. When you look inside, you immediately notice that all compartments are well padded. Both the front compartments for the camera and equipment as well as the laptop compartment at the back. The quick access at the top is also practical, even if it is not an extra access, but only the normal zipper of the main compartment, which is locked by the side straps.2. Space The following things must now be accommodated: 14-inch Ultrabook from Lenovo including charging cable, keychain, wallet, a 2.5-inch hard drive, Lumix G81 including 12-60mm and 45-140mm lens, a flash unit, charger for the camera and flash batteries, various Filter sets (ND, color gradient, grey, CPL and UV), the supplied cleaning set & rain cape, an A5 block, mobile phone charger, the shoulder strap of the camera, a bag with various accessories for the tripod & the tripod itself. In the future 2 lenses will be added, which are just being purchased. As can be seen in my attached photos, the backpack offers enough space for all of this, on the outside you can also carry a bottle with a drink on each side, which was particularly important for me, since I like to do my photo tours a little longer. I also have enough space to have a small first aid kit with me on longer photo tours, just in case.3. Carrying comfort I haven't been able to test the backpack under real conditions on a photo tour, but after receiving it and admitting it, I tried to reproduce it as best I could. Therefore: Everything clean, two additional bottles of water on the side and different clothing combinations. First of all, according to the current season, sweater & thick jacket; at first I was concerned that it could lead to problems here due to my physique (186cm, 100 kg), but that was not the case. All straps are long enough to be properly adjusted. Even if you don't feel everything directly through the thick jacket anyway, I found it very comfortable to have the backpack on my back and didn't feel any restrictions on my freedom of movement. I then tested it with a more airy combination for spring/summer; T-shirt and rain poncho. Again, no restrictions. Of course I had to adjust the straps a bit, but that's normal. The backpack was still easy to carry and didn't restrict anything. Last but not least, the endurance test: just a T-shirt; The backpack is convincing here too, it doesn't scratch or chafe, it doesn't cut in under the arms either. It also seems to give me the impression that it doesn't stick to you right away when you start sweating in summer at higher temperatures, but I can only judge this exactly after the test in summer. I will then adjust the review again if necessary. All in all, the backpack from K&F is well thought out, protects the equipment very well from external influences and is super easy to carry. I'm already looking forward to the first big tour at the end of next month when we go on tour for a day. I will then expand the review again with any points that may arise. F well thought out, protects the equipment superbly from external influences and is super easy to carry. I'm already looking forward to the first big tour at the end of next month when we go on tour for a day. I will then expand the review again with any points that may arise. F well thought out, protects the equipment superbly from external influences and is super easy to carry. I'm already looking forward to the first big tour at the end of next month when we go on tour for a day. I will then expand the review again with any points that may arise.

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.