must say I am very impressed with the backpack, I posted a video above showing what it is capable of carrying. Even though my setup looks insane with all the gimbals out, it's what I actually carry around for the shoot. It's definitely not the travel setup, but it's a great setup for those who want to carry less luggage and have a secure/robust setup. For traveling I would definitely take my Zhiyun Crane and use my Feiyu G6 Plus as this gimbal is much more compact. The material is very high quality, they use Nylon fibers which is one of the strongest fibers in the fabric scene, the buckles hold my travel tripod with ease, but even better it managed to hold my gimbal. I really love the compartments it has and the magnet was a nice touch to the side of the camera. The backpack came with some accessories that contain cleaning supplies for your lenses and cameras; I happened to put my 7 Sony NP-FW50 batteries in that pocket along with 2 18650 batteries. Overall, I'm impressed that I was able to hold 2 gimbals, 3 lenses, 2 cameras, tripod, flash, 4 NPF batteries, and many other accessories with ease. My back doesn't hurt when I use this backpack to travel across campus and I'm sure it will hold all my camera gear flawlessly. 5 people found this review helpful

bought it to use on a trip to Alaska and it worked great. I wanted something I could use for traveling around the airport with my camera gear and on day trips once I got to Alaska. I was able to carry a Minolta D3300 with an 18-300 lens attached, a 15-55mm lens, battery charger and extra battery in the bottom section, and my meds, hand lotion, lip gloss, snacks, a book and a light jacket coiled in the top section. There's a pocket on the back that fits my kindle and has room for more if needed. The front pocket fit my passport and plane tickets. It fits in the overhead compartment of an airplane or coach. My only complaint is that the hooks on the front straps that close the top of the bottom don't hold well, but I'll figure something out to replace/modify them - not enough to stop me from buying it again. After putting everything in it, it was quite heavy (more because of the equipment than the backpack), but it fits well on the back and is comfortable to carry. On top of all that, it's a really nice package.

Excellent quality and a very well made camera backpack. I can fit my Sony a7IV camera, 70-200mm, 20mm, 35mm and 24-105mm, four spare batteries, an SD card case and my M2 Air laptop. The back strap is very comfortable due to the extra padding. This backpack is great for traveling. I will recommend 100%

Zaino capiente if necessary, practical and di ottima invoice

I stuck this zaino to need to quickly hold and pose my reflex.

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!

I've been a fan of the K&F Concept for some time now. I have your tripods and filters, etc. You guys are always my good quality camera equipment and this is no exception. This backpack has plenty of room for my Sony a7 IV with 20mm, 85mm and Tamron 28 at 75mm. All these gears along with my DJI, ronin RS3 and some other accessories. At the same time, I can also throw my laptop in my bag. Needless to say, it's pretty big and will store everything you have.

It packs a lot of stuff and is still lightweight. There are many compartments to place your camera, lens, laptop and accessories. The end of the zipper is elastic, so it stretches when you pull the zipper, making the zipper less likely to tear with use. Buttons are magnet, not velcro, so it lasts. I will definitely continue using this backpack for my photos.

ordered this for my daughter who is a budding photographer. She loved it

It will probably not be eternal but it is super practical, quite comfortable and goes everywhere (aesthetics). put a 14" computer + a drone + FF box + 1 big and a small object + filters + water bottle + tripod and I have room for a small jacket or another big lens. And we still have to be able to Add with the few external fasteners available.