Very good photo backpack with enough space for the camera and 4 additional lenses, plus lots of accessories. From the detachable key fob to the laptop compartment, tripod holder, side opening for quick access, roomy top compartment, elasticated compartment on the side, rain cover and even a strap so you can safely place your bag on your trolley - here, just about everything has been thought. The backpack makes a very good impression in terms of materials and workmanship, the zippers are all drawstring, the upper material is water repellent. If you carry the backpack on your stomach, you can secure it with 2 auxiliary straps to prevent it from opening completely and thus have optimal access to the lenses at the front. The quick access flap on the side also has compartments for batteries and memory cards. In terms of price, it's in the middle of the field in terms of size, but it convinces with well-thought-out features and quality.

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!

When I have opportunities to get camera backpacks, I seem to can’t help myself as I starting to get a decent collection of camera backpacks now. This is actually a handsome looking backpack. I like the design and the material. The material appears to be water resistant but the zippers do not appear to be water resistant. They do provide a rain jacket in case you do need it.

The issue I have with most backpacks are the lack of pockets/compartments to store items. This backpack has a decent amount of smaller pockets/compartments to store smaller and non-thick items. This backpack has a top flap design that provides a barrier to the elements. The top flap has magnets to allow it to stay in place. I really like this design as it’s quicker to access your items compare to using straps and buckles.

The main compartment is divided into 2 compartments. You can make it a single large compartment as the divider has Velcro and can be moved out of the way. If you set the backpack up as 2 compartments (default configuration), the top compartment is a very good size to store headphones and other bigger items. I wish they would have provided some pockets in this compartment, instead it’s just one big compartment.

The bottom compartment is the main storage for your camera and gear. It’s spacious enough to carry a decent amount of camera gear with you. You can access this compartment via a side access or the back. K&F offer other backpack with side access and the side access door has a pocket(s). I don’t know why they didn’t include a pocket on the side door on this bag.

I’m not a big fan of the included dividers. They are very stiff and I had a hard time trying to figure out how to setup the long dividers to fit my needs. I was able to make it work. I have 2 camera system, a Sony Full Frame and an Olympus MFT. For my Sony FF, I was able to fit my Sony A7III with a Tamron 28-200mm lens attached. Along with 3 lens (Sony 16-35mm, Tamron 28-75mm, and Viltrox 85mm) and a small Godox flash.

With a smaller system like my Olympus MFT, I was able to fit a lot more due to the smaller gear. I was able to fit my OM-1 along with a 12-40mm lens. Along with 2 small prime lens (Olympus 17mm 1.8 and Rokinon 7.5mm fisheye), a large Olympus 12-100mm lens, a full size flash, and my DJI Mini 1 drone (with controller and extra batteries).

The PC compartment is large and decently padded. My 13” MacBook Air easily fit. Overall this is a nice camera backpack and I really like that it doesn’t look like a camera backpack. Time will tell how long it will last but for now I can recommend it.

Very good photo backpack with enough space for the camera and 4 additional lenses, plus lots of accessories. From the detachable key fob to the laptop compartment, tripod holder, side opening for quick access, roomy top compartment, elasticated compartment on the side, rain cover and even a strap so you can safely place your backpack on your trolley - here, just about everything has been thought. The backpack makes a very good impression in terms of materials and workmanship, the zippers are all drawstring, the upper material is water repellent. If you carry the backpack on your stomach, you can secure it with 2 auxiliary straps to prevent it from opening completely and thus have optimal access to the lenses at the front. The quick access flap on the side also has compartments for batteries and memory cards. In terms of price,

really like this backpack! The compartments fit my DSLR camera and removable lenses well. Side access to the camera is very practical. I also like that it has a compartment for my laptop. I can fit all my technology here for a trip. The bag is very well made, has a rain cover and is expandable! It's better than I expected!

The backpack is very well thought out; you can access the camera either by opening the entire back via a zipper or via the side. There are 2 storage compartments for memory cards, batteries and the like in the side access flap.

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.