I'm a professional photographer and I was looking for a second camera backpack, I own a classic lowepro one and I was looking for something that doesn't look like you are carrying a camera inside, so I found this one perfect for me. The backpack is compact and with a smart look but have a lot of details hidden. Basically has 3 main compartments to store your equipment. First one is for notebooks, documents and a gray card. Below you can find the second one where you can carry your laptop (specifically designed for that) and any other small or flat things. In the other side, close to your back there is the camera and equipment space. Definitely you can fit two cameras there is plenty of space for lenses and accessories. The backpack is built in waterproof material and it's really comfortable to carry. Also have space in one side to place the tripod. I'm really happy with this new piece which I'm using now more than my old and classic camera backpack. Recommended for traveling and working when you don't need to carry all your gear.

I have a large Manfrotto backpack for long trips, but for daily work it is too bulky. it also has a compartment for a notebook and a bottom for the rain, all in the ideal size.

like the type of canvas backpack that K&F has put into this backpack. It's really useful for any situation where you don't necessarily need a ton of gear. As a wedding filmmaker, I wouldn't use this for professional work. It's definitely enough for photographers, but video requires a lot more equipment as compared to stills. I will continue to use this for daily commutes due to the laptop compartment. Carrying my MacBook is essential for work, so this is a great daily driver. Again, I totally recommend it for professional work, but also for everyday use. Looks like it will last a long time.

I just received it yesterday and used it today on a professional real estate shoot and put it through its paces. I've been using a Manfrotto for nine years and have abused it. It still works but not well. So I bought this and was immediately impressed and having put it to use today I'm very happy. I travel extensively and do landscape, astrophotography and now commercial work. I'm very confident that this tripod will do the trick. Great addition to my set. Smooth action on the ball head, secure retention, easy quick leg extension, and the ability to get very low shots improved my workflow than my old Manfrotto. bless his heart

I wanted a (comparatively) tall monopod but reviews on this and similar items complain about the 1/4-20 camera mount popping or twisting off. As soon as this kf concept Basic arrived I installed a 1/4-20 coupling nut - see photo - and gave it a couple good yanks. it didn't budge. I don't think I'd want to wave it around with a 2000mm tele attached, but it seems adequate for my amateur use. I got what I paid for.

Very good quality materials and design. Lots of compartments and the feel of the material is top notch. Nice professional backpack for the money and very versatile

The 1/4 20 camera mounting screw is too long (or the plate is too thin) to properly secure on my Nikon Z bodies and grip accessories. When tightened all the way, the plate would spin. Easy fix was to add a washer. Otherwise excellent travel tripod with many options.

The backpack is perfect for my needs and packs my two housings with a battery grip without any problems. Both housings are professional cameras with a corresponding housing size. Thanks to the bright orange, you can see dirt immediately and remove it accordingly. And I also find it suitable for the Sony Alpha system. There is also enough storage space for accessories such as a MacBook or iPad, as well as batteries and memory cards. Even a tripod is easy to attach. A 0.5-1l water bottle can be placed in the side net or attached to the straps.