It's an adventure to explore the numerous features of this camera backpack, below are my top notes: 1-Super comfortable to carry (padded) 2-Straps to attach to carry-on handle when traveling (My camera and 2 lenses can weigh over 4.5 pounds, that's a strong plus for me) 3 side compartment with individual compartments for carrying and easy access to your lens filters and memory cards. 4-Removable ring with clip-on function for easy access (for keys, etc.)) 5-Waterproof material base to protect the inside (double layer) when wearing Pictures on hiking trails can easily get wet and this prevents water or moisture from entering. 6-sided compartment for quick access to the camera. Although I'm not sure how "fast", I would risk pulling the camera. 7-sided adjustable strap that allows you to transport the tripod and quickly access it. 8 front pocket (expandable) that keeps the bag compact when traveling light or not with full gear but still provides that option. 9-Waterproof backpack cover — ideal to take with you when hiking as waterfalls get the backpack wet. 10- Small additional pockets on each compartment! The overall quality is fantastic, sturdy construction, the interior panels are well padded and the zippers are sturdy. Highly recommended product

Very spacious and as described. Since I have a digital SLR camera, I can fit a camera + 3 medium lenses and 2 small analog cameras on the side. Still enough space for other belongings such as snacks, wallet, etc. My laptop and a small reflector fit into the laptop compartment. When fully loaded it is heavy but still quite comfortable to wear during a short test. I still have to test what it looks like over a longer period of time. All in all I'm satisfied, I get everything important!

It has the right number of internal pockets (one at the bottom for the batteries and one for the SD, more at the top for various and possible). Bottom, with entrance (is that what you say?) On the side, my Nikon D750 fits in with 28-300 mounted, but if I want to carry the 70-200, which is almost twice as long, I have to use practically the entire photo compartment and that Place the camera housing on top and divide the two things with the inserts of the backpack. It has external straps to place a small tripod or something else on, a side pocket for water or an umbrella and a small external zippered pocket. The zippers are durable, the backpack is of excellent quality and I personally have a lot of fun, I always use it. I would give it four and a half stars because the way it closes at the front doesn't provide 100% security. The zipper of the photo compartment, on the other hand, is barely visible and I think it's perfect.

Since, like many amateur photographers, I have reached the point where I have purchased more equipment than can fit in my shoulder bag, I started looking for a photo backpack. I came across this model: a photo backpack that doesn't look like one, offers enough storage space to be prepared for all situations and, above all, is a blessing for shoulders that are burdened on one side. All compartments can be opened and closed quickly using magnetic fasteners and zippers, the belt fasteners are mainly for visual appeal, which in my opinion is a real eye-catcher. Inside, the backpack offers space for a camera (the cutout is just right for my Nikon D5300 and its lens), several lenses and small pockets also provide space for small items such as batteries and memory cards. The camera can be removed from both the side compartment and the back; the lens recesses can only be accessed from the back. The upper part has space for flashes, small gorilla pods and other somewhat bulkier equipment. You can attach a small travel tripod to the side, or simply keep a water bottle handy. The lid and another pocket at the front offer additional space if you really want to be prepared for every situation. A rain cover is also included. Highly Recommended!

I ordered this backpack for hiking and travelling. It is comfortable to wear and super individually adjustable.
The backpack survived a rainy day without any problems, everything was dry.
The small extra bag is TOP because it fits perfectly for the Sony Alpha with 24-70mm or small telephoto.
I often use them with the strap on their own on tour and have my camera with me so safely, tangibly and compactly...
There are plenty of padded dividers to accommodate all configurations of gear. So you could accommodate all the equipment and tripods. I mostly have clothes & food upstairs and downstairs the photo equipment. The laptop compartment behind the back fits and doesn't get in the way, because the brackets and padding are so clearly separated that you don't notice anything on the back.
By the way: The first thing that came along was a "Monday model" that was missing a rubber foot, but K&F immediately exchanged it. Great service and correspondence!

Packed in a neutral box, additionally with a plastic protective bag. In the backpack there is also a rain cover, seven Velcro separators, and two safety straps/auxiliary straps to secure the front opening. The first thing you notice after unpacking is the high-quality workmanship and material (Fig. 1 - 3), but also the two straps with the aluminum buckles (Fig. 4) to secure the cover of the backpack. Here you will usually always find solid plastic buckles. Handling these aluminum buckles takes some getting used to and is also a bit more cumbersome to use, but they are certainly more robust than plastic buckles. All of the seams found are top-notch, the same applies to the zippers, which close the teeth cleanly after they are closed (Fig. 3) and thus make it more difficult for water to penetrate. The storage space is divided into a large and an upper - slightly smaller - storage space (Fig. 8), which are of course only separated by a thicker partition using Velcro and can therefore be connected into one when removed. The smaller - upper storage space - easily fits a 70-200mm 2.8 telephoto (Fig. 6, small photo) or two medium lenses. The larger lower storage space can accommodate the camera (with a 70-200mm 2.8 telephoto) and can also be removed through the side opening if necessary (Fig. 7). In addition, two medium lenses and various small items fit in here. The large main opening has a fairly thick padded pocket on the inside, so that a 16 inch laptop can be stored very safely here (Fig. 9). The continuous back padding, only superficially separated by a tension strap, is quite thick and appears to be slightly breathable (Fig. 10). In terms of storage space and its distribution, I can't find any drawbacks and therefore rate it as good to very good. Carrying comfort: To test it, load the backpack completely (camera, three lenses, small items and laptop) and then walk about four km through the forest. So for a normal photo backpack, the ergonomics and comfort are quite good, the back padding provides good cushioning, but if you walk a little harder you can't avoid sweating on your back. Ultimately, it's good overall for a photo backpack, and in my opinion it's absolutely sufficient for day trips (with breaks). Of course it cannot be compared with an ergonomically well-balanced, higher-quality hiking backpack. Summary: Overall, I actually like the material, workmanship, variability and wearing comfort (for a slightly better photo backpack). All together you can rate it as good to very good, but you also have to take the price of around €150 into account here. What I don't understand is how to secure the upper cover with the aluminum buckles. Although these are robust and look valuable, they take some getting used to handling. Carrying it on your stomach, with the backpack fully opened, secured with the two auxiliary straps provided, works quite well, but should not be overestimated. You should also be careful when handling this, because the carrying straps cannot be sufficiently secured to each other at the top, so it can happen that a shoulder strap slips over your shoulder and everything gets askew. If the contents of the backpack are not secured, a lens can quickly find its way out of the backpack. Overall, I get a good “Good”, at a price of around €150, so 4 stars with a 5 star. I would perhaps have liked a small external net for a drinking bottle, the bottom of the backpack could perhaps be a little thicker, in order to be better protected against impacts when setting down, but you will never find the photo backpack that is 100% suitable for you anyway.

Over time I bought more and more equipment, which made a camera backpack essential. But how do you choose from the huge selection on the Internet. I wanted a backpack that didn't immediately reveal that you were carrying a lot of photo equipment. From the outside, the photo backpack from K&F Concept does not immediately indicate that it is a photo backpack. Only upon closer inspection can you see a few hints of a camera backpack, such as the side compartment that gives you direct access to the camera, as well as the side attachment option for a small tripod. If you look at the backpack from the front, the first thing you see is the upper compartment, which is closed with 2 magnets and a small front pocket. The top flap also contains a compartment. The rain cover for the K&F Concept backpack is located there, so that you are well protected even in rain or bad weather. Of course, you can also use the compartment for other personal items such as your cell phone and wallet. Below the flap, the backpack has a larger compartment in which you can store useful items for a day trip. This compartment offers space for a drink, a bag, a rain jacket and a microfiber towel. The compartment is closed with an elastic band. This prevents you from losing anything along the way. You can also take a tablet with you in an elongated compartment that goes all the way to the bottom. The flap is equipped with 2 buckles that can be adjusted in height depending on how much luggage you are transporting in the top compartment. The buckles themselves are attached to 2 strong magnets, which gives you quick access to things without always having to open the buckles. Below the top flap there is a small pocket in which you can transport small items. There are 2 small side compartments sewn into this bag. On the back, the first thing you notice is the well-padded straps and back panel. Both are also equipped with a mesh fabric, which ensures breathability and better moisture resistance. You can also access the camera compartment of the backpack from the back. This is divided into different elements that can be divided individually and tailored to your equipment. The elements are made of well-padded material that protects the camera and lenses from scratches and shocks. I was able to easily fit my DSLR including lens and another lens in the backpack. There is also space for batteries and the associated chargers and camera filters. There are 2 small pockets sewn on both the flap of the main compartment and the side opening. These are perfect for memory cards. All in all, this is a great companion for photography adventures. The backpack is also of high quality, especially when it comes to the zippers and seams. Due to the many small compartments within the backpack, you can divide your equipment perfectly and are perfectly equipped.

A perfect companion for traveling and short trips... Waterproof and robust... ideal for my photo equipment