This backpack is a well-designed bag for the serious photographer. The main room is large enough to accommodate a full-size DSLR (or SLR, if you're still using that technology), as well as several interchangeable lenses. There are velcro dividers to create the specific spaces you need. There are many small side pockets for extra batteries, chargers, lens filters, cables, memory cards, etc. There is a separate inner bag for carrying a laptop. And a foldable tripod can be strapped to the back. The backpack is light but robust. When fully packed, it conveniently fits around your chest with a strap to keep it in place. There's a side opening to the main storage area. There's an overlying canopy that serves no purpose that I can discern. It's clumsily buckled with metal hooks via nylon straps. Straps tend to wrap around the end of the metal hook when released. All other straps are quick release buckles that work much better. I think the manufacturer should just remove this cap.

First let me say this has what it takes to make a great package. The oil denim is fantastic and looks very well constructed... but it has a problem for me... I like photo packs that are accessed from the front, not the back. I know it sounds crazy, but I like being able to put my backpack on the ground and have direct access from the front. This package is back access. I don't like rear access as I often have to open my laptop to access my gear. Front access keeps my laptop in place behind the camera gear. Notes- - Plenty of space for your camera(s) and lens. It can also easily store your laptop and charger. - Based on my limited usage, it appears to be very well built. I really like oiled denim backpacks... they are very sturdy and never tear. - I like the bag above. In fact, that was my attraction to this gear package. I like the idea of ​​having a separate area with easy access for your non-camera gear. Final verdict: Finding the perfect camera equipment package is quite a challenge. This K&F Concept is pretty close, but I'm not a fan of Opens.

I have a lot of equipment and many other backpacks are too small. This backpack is a miracle of space, it is very comfortable to use and super practical. Now he still faces the challenge in the mountains. Let's see how the backpack behaves in the mountains.

love K&F and their products, and when I saw this bag I knew it was exactly what I needed. It does everything I need with ease, and I love being able to access all of my gear without ever having to put it on the floor like many other bags. It is a must to have all your equipment with you and access it at any time. My only issue with it is that the included dividers severely limit how you can section off the bag. You only get 2 large, bendable dividers and 3 tiny dividers with no gaps. This and a huge compartment mean that not everything really fits perfectly and exactly how you want it. Which is pretty important because if you open this bag while wearing it and things don't fit properly, some gear may spill out. Aside from that and the lack of better internal pockets in the front pocket, it's the perfect camera bag that allows me to carry ALL MY gear with me, including my laptop and steam deck if I want, plus a small to medium sized water bottle. I can't find a more versatile bag that also gives you the convenience of accessing your gear at any time! I still wish there were more dividers though.

It's very well done. I don't like the metal clasps on the top lid in this color. They must be painted in such a way as not to dazzle the animals you intend to photograph. They are also difficult to open. In my opinion, this case remains, good security zippers would be more practical. Waist straps are also missing.

This bag is really fantastic. And if it looks like it meets your needs, buy it because K&F gear is great. Here is my ONLY issue with the bag. I recently bought this bag for a trip to Iceland. It is fully loaded with equipment. It fits so well for the person who has a body, a good lens (or two), and a bunch of extra stuff to go with it, like a tech bag and an iPad or laptop. And I used this bag as a carry-on bag for my plane trip. The upper part of the inside of the bag is compressed. And that, in my opinion, is the downfall. This works great for anyone planning quick access to their gear from above. But the flap that runs across the top of the bag has no closure other than magnets. Its magnets are not strong enough to consider that the top of this bag is 100% closed... although I never dropped anything from the top of the bag, everyone took this bag off the top handle and the weight was enough to drop the magnets and leaving the bag half open which worried everyone. Everyone thought that they accidentally opened the bag and it would scatter everywhere. Me TSA bag handler friends, as you call them, this happened multiple times when someone tried to handle the bag. Is this solved with stronger magnets or what I really prefer is another source of attachment that you can get into quickly. I understand why they chose magnets, it just doesn't work. they would have accidentally opened the bag and it would spill everywhere. I, TSA bag-handling friends, whatever you call them, this happened several times when someone tried to handle the bag. Is this solved with stronger magnets or what I really prefer is another source of attachment that you can get into quickly. I understand why they chose magnets, it just doesn't work. they would have accidentally opened the bag and it would spill everywhere. Me TSA bag handler friends, as you call them, this happened multiple times when someone tried to handle the bag. Is this solved with stronger magnets or what I really prefer is another source of attachment that you can get into quickly. I understand why they chose magnets, it just doesn't work. Let me reiterate that nothing came out of the bag because it was tight at the top. It's just not 100% closed because the cinch is about a centimeter in the middle that doesn't close, but theoretically you can get into your pocket. Other than that, the bag is fantastic.

I am completely satisfied with the backpack. I would buy again. The good thing is, I can easily take my two cameras with me without the two camera bags hanging around so stupidly. I think the best thing or a nice feature is that a camera bag is already integrated at the bottom and even if I take the big backpack with me on vacation and decide that one day I only need 1 camera with a lens I can take the bag out small so I always have a small camera bag with me :D So thumbs up :D

I got this bag because I travel a lot and take my camera with me everywhere. It is comfortable and has plenty of space, we have experienced several weather conditions and it has held up very well. (Snow and rain) The only thing I don't really like are the hooks you have to use to open the bag. It's inconvenient. If they released a version of this bag that yes has hooks and has clips that would be my 5 star review.

I have the bag to go. It is practical for going out because of its many different pockets. The quality and finish are very good. Also, the bag is lightweight. Carrying the bag is comfortable.

I received this item for my brother, who is a film major and needs to carry a bunch of cameras and equipment to school. He had an initial confusion setting up the bag as the splitters are not pre-installed and must be configured by the user. However, he was able to figure it out eventually. The bag has more space and compartments than he would ever need and the quality and feel of the bag is very good.