Since I always have my camera with me on my excursions and trips, a camera backpack that was well padded, versatile and simple but elegant in design was essential. I came across this backpack through recommendations from friends and was immediately surprised at how good the quality is for the price. The backpack looks very elegant because it has a kind of “leather straps” that gives it a very modern, yet simple look. It is also very beautiful and of high quality and is the best option for travelers, as you can equip it with a camera, lenses and even a tripod, as well as a lunch box or clothing as you wish. The backpack has hardly any weight, making it comfortable to carry. The compartments are equipped with magnetic closures or zippers. Since I always find myself in the situation where I need my camera quickly to take the picture, but I don't have time to put the backpack down and unpack everything, the compartment on the side of the backpack came in very handy for me Quickly and easily get the camera out from the side. This has already secured me one or two beautiful pictures. All in all, I can only warmly recommend the backpack for anyone who likes to travel and still wants to always have their camera with them to be able to capture the wonderful vacation experiences.

So, after a long time, I have decided to switch from my large Kalahari backpack to a smaller, more compact model. Then I came across the very inexpensive K&F backpack. First of all, I don't regret the decision! The backpack was delivered in a sturdy cardboard box, the backpack itself was shrink-wrapped in foil. I didn't notice any noticeable smell, which is very important to me. The actual backpack is equipped with two zipper lines; -Front, smaller pocket for notebook and accessories. -Large rear pocket for photo equipment. The small bag can be opened from the back, which ensures quick access to the laptop or, in my case, tablet. The compartment is additionally secured with a rubber Velcro fastener, so the laptop/tablet cannot slip out of the bag, even when the fastener is open. The zipper can be secured with an additional lock using the straps (not included). The backpack has a very low weight, which means that it doesn't become uncomfortable even when worn for long periods of time. The actual main compartment is very large. My equipment looks like this: Sigma 10-20mm Sigma 35mm Sigma 50mm Sigma 85mm Canon flash Canon 6DM2 Thanks to the flexible division of the main part, the size of the compartments can be changed as required. Great product, clear purchase recommendation! Customer imageCustomer imageCustomer imageCustomer image

ordered this backpack from K&F Concept a few days ago. After using it for a week, I have to admit that the backpack is incredible. It looks great and offers enough space to store your camera items. If you have a mirrorless camera, you can take 2 cameras and some lenses. It is easy to carry and the material is comfortable. You won't hurt your back when you use this backpack. The backpack is even big enough to fit my 13-inch laptop. I also like how they thought about safety. You always have to open at least two things to get into the storage areas. I would even recommend purchasing a tripod with this backpack if you don't already have one. It is very easy to carry it around in this backpack. I was really surprised that the backpack was made from such high quality material. It is a budget-friendly backpack that fits the needs of most photographers. If you're carrying around expensive camera gear, you don't want to stuff it into a cheap quality backpack. So I highly recommend buying this backpack made of waterproof material. I am satisfied that I ordered this backpack from K&F Concept.

I really like the camera backpack. My camera has found space with interchangeable lenses. My tripod also fits perfectly. I used this as hand luggage on vacation and could even pack a change of clothes without it looking too squashed. It also did a great job of repelling light rain and kept my camera dry.

This is my first camera backpack ever, but I knew exactly what I wanted. It should... - of course look good - be of good quality - have space for light luggage/food - functional and have space for my GX80, lenses and filters. It has some really cool details, such as: the closure and the color. The camouflage is rather subtle, which makes it look completely different. It is made of nylon, so it is extremely durable. Anyone who prints this on a 3D printer knows this. It is wonderful to wear, the zippers are very smooth and protected from splash water. A rain cover is included, but unfortunately it is not sewn securely into the ground. My GX80 with 3 lenses, color gradient/polarizing filter fits in easily. It also has a laptop compartment and a lot of storage space, even for longer trips for two. Except for the last one, the photos were all taken with the GX80 and the K&F polarizing filter and were not edited.

The backpack is ideal for medium-sized equipment and 1-2 cameras. Lenses, tripod, filter + holder, cable release, spare batteries, and even a second camera find enough space. Overall I really like the concept of this backpack, it's not too big and not too small. Everything fits in to take long exposures or time lapses, and at the same time the upper compartment also offers space for a second camera or whatever else you want to take with you. On the tripod I had to make the center rod a little high so that I could attach it well, but that doesn't bother me. The layout of the camera compartment can be changed almost as desired using the Velcro dividers. The access on the side is really practical, even though if I were to put the camera in the top compartment in the tight city crowds, thieves wouldn't be able to open it as easily. But honestly, I would also take a camera bag for the tight city crowds. For this reason, I think access via the back is of course very good. The workmanship appears neat and solid, the look is a successful mix of retro and modern. The backpack is very comfortable for days.

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!

bought the backpack on a recommendation and was not disappointed. Lots of space for my camera accessories on the back. I can easily take the camera out from the side and start using it straight away. There are also several small pockets inside for small accessories, so that I can safely store SD cards. There is plenty of space for other things at the top. Currently I mainly put my headband, gloves, keys, etc. in there ;) There is also a rain cape for the backpack. Quality seems to be good here too, I haven't tested it yet. There is also space for my tripod on the side and I don't have to carry it around with me. The backpack looks super stylish and feels very soft on both the shoulders and back. I'm completely satisfied ☺️

So, I finally found what I was looking for. When looking for a camera backpack, I finally decided on the KF13.066 model. The retro look is a real eye-catcher and at first glance you can't recognize it as a camera backpack unless you have put the tripod in the holder on the side. A stand in a small pocket at the bottom and the whole thing is fastened with a click fastener at the top. Holds up great. Zippers and magnetic tabs are well made and can be opened and closed smoothly. The space and comfort are excellent. The storage space is more than sufficient for my purposes. Everything finds its place. EOS 700D including battery grip, Sigma 17-50mm, EF 50mm1.8 as well as the kit lens and there is still space in the actual camera compartment. The upper compartment is also very generously sized. It easily fits 4 1.25 liter drink bottles. There are also various small compartments for memory cards, cables, chargers, etc. as well as a compartment for the laptop. And although the backpack is water-repellent, it still comes with a rain cover. I didn't need them during a small rain shower. The water just rolled off like that. Class! A clear purchase recommendation from me.

First of all: The backpack is not “cheap”, neither in terms of price nor workmanship. The following criteria were decisive for my selection: - Intended use: daypack - Stylish, not a typical backpack design, but also not overly retro - Not too big - Still room for a system camera and at least 2 lenses, a small panoramic head as well as various filters and spare batteries etc. - Tripod holder - Still space for MacBook (12") and separate compartment for "non-camera things" - Rainproof - Padded back, comfortable to carry - Camera cannot be removed from the front but from the back, also on the side - Backpack stands if you put it down - Durable, well made The K&F Concept fully meets these requirements. I find it very pleasant that under the magnetic fasteners of the "pseudo buckles" there is either a zipper (at the front) or an inside pocket secured with a drawstring (at the top). . This means that the compartments are easy to open, but still secured and the contents are at least protected against a short shower. A waist strap would be pleasant, but is not necessary for the intended purpose: It is not a hiking backpack but a companion in the city or on short day trips. So far, after several months of use, I haven't noticed any signs of wear and tear. Therefore full marks.