This is a 100% honest review of a product I received for free from K&F. So I already have two camera bags, a small shoulder bag and a larger backpack that I really like a lot (although the front 'buckles' have been cosmetic and attached with little magnets so they pretty much come off most of the time). So I got this bag from K&F Concept. What attracted me first was the sliding side compartment for the camera itself. It looks really cool, and it's really cool when you get your hands on it. It makes the camera look nice and safe and, well... It'll wow people every time you show it off. On the flap you open to get to the compartment are two small pockets for your memory cards and batteries – neatly located right where you'll need them. As great as the camera compartment is, the main draw for me is the fabric and overall build quality of this backpack. Just by touching it, you know this backpack is not only waterproof, but strong and durable. It's built to last and I kind of feel inclined to protect it and not use it in every photo, but we'll see. The laptop compartment at the back was nice and fit my fairly large Lenovo laptop without a problem, and the side compartment that expands via a zipper to fit a water bottle is a really nice touch. The top storage compartment is a good size, capable of holding (for example) a few books, a t-shirt or two, waterproof jacket, phone, phone charger and some snacks. If you were thinking of using this overnight bag before or after a shoot, you can get away with a few overnight essentials - toiletries, change of clothes, etc. there to prevent you from carrying another bag. The tripod straps are in a much better location than on the other backpack I have – on the bottom front of the bag rather than hanging underneath, thus reducing the overall profile of this backpack compared to the other one. and comfort, the bag looks well designed and ergonomic. I packed it up, made it as heavy as I could, then took it for a walk around the block and it felt great on my back - no sagging that could cause back pain or anything sticking to me. If I could ask for anything it would have been room for another lens and maybe another separate compartment for things like lens hoods and my wireless shutter release and remote control, but I imagine there will be room for them in the top compartment if not. I'm taking a lot more. I'm so glad I tried this bag as it's a huge improvement over my other backpack and I've already replaced it as my camera bag of choice even though the other one isn't even a month old! Highly recommended.

This has been by far the best camera I have used so far. The rotation is a game changer.

I healed between this and the other similar Beschoi camera bag. This one is slightly larger and the front opens all the way down as well as up and down like the other bag. The opening all the way up was part of the appeal for me and there was a little more room for non-camera parts like a top or food or whatever.

The bag looks good. It's big and roomy, but not huge and bulky on your back (I hope!). I've added a photo of all the gear I put inside. I wouldn't need this all the time, but I have a very small bag for when I just want to carry my camera and an extra lens. Anyway it fits in no problems and there is also a room - ideal.

The front opening is a great option in my opinion and offers more flexibility, but there is a very slight downside... Some of the dividers inside are glued to the inside of the front. So if you open them all the way up they must then be stuck again. I hadn't thought of that, but to be honest I don't think I'll be doing that much anyway, it's just nice to have that option.

I have a Nikon D3500 so not the biggest camera but I can easily put it to the side with my 70-300mm lens. This lens can also go straight down as shown in the pictures. In the upper section I have a couple of filter bags and my Pixie Evo with more than enough space.

There are plenty of well thought out pockets and zipped pockets for all the small kits, a rain hood and a tripod holder. The drop out pocket for the base of the tripod fits 2 legs of mine but is tight. A few mm would have been ideal but I fit and the 2 straps keep it secure. However, when I use this, I can't put a water bottle in the mesh pocket on the side. Not a deal for me one bit.

Overall I'm happy with the bag, although I've only just received it. It feels comfortable on my back and while the tripod on the side throws it off balance very slightly, it's only light and I'm sure I won't notice it after 5 minutes of walking. I'll update if I notice anything else over time.

This has been by far the best camera I have used so far. The rotation is a game changer.

Quality best inspection camera I ever own.

This bag is really well built, and has a place for everything. I’ve been looking got a bag like this for a really long time.

Only used for the front as back camera was too complicated to fit

Nice quality bag and the front zipper is very practical.