First of all: I've wanted this camera bag for so long, now I finally own it. As a hobby photographer, a bag to transport all your equipment is a huge relief. The bag from K&F Concept has a few advantages that I would now like to discuss: 1. Enough space for at least 2 large and 3 small lenses + camera. 2. Practical side pocket for quick access to the camera 3. Above the camera compartment there is a separate compartment for other things. The compartment is closed with a loop. What I would have really liked was a laptop compartment. But there are very few camera bags that have a compartment for my 15" laptop. I am more than satisfied with the bag.

In addition to my large backpack, I was looking for a small one that would fit the most necessary equipment and, above all, that looked like something! I really like the look of the backpack - the "old-fashioned" look with the leather elements is beautifully designed. About the important part, the interior: The main compartment is accessible via 2 entrances, which is very practical because you can always get to it. There is enough space for a large DSLR and 2-3 smaller lenses and some accessories. The "head compartment", which can be opened from above, offers additional storage space for equipment or a sweater etc. Water protection is included - top protection against wind and weather. The backpack is perfect for traveling or a city trip!

Very nice, well thought out backpack. In addition to the two large compartments, there are three smaller ones that can be closed with zippers. The upper and lower compartments are separated by a divider that can be removed using Velcro fasteners. This means the entire backpack can be used as one compartment. The backpack is very well made and fits well on the backs of men and women. It is also very light and comes with its own rain cape. The only thing that bothers me so far is that the entire inner lining and the rain cape have the company's name in large letters. This could certainly have been solved more elegantly.

I've been using the backpack for some time now and have done a few photo tours. So far I've always used a normal backpack and thrown everything into it. But this offers the opportunity to store everything neatly and safely. Once you've found a spot, you can simply put the backpack down and quickly open it and have everything at hand. You save yourself having to search forever. There is also an extra compartment for other items and outside holders for a tripod. Otherwise you can say that the backpack is very well made and is good to look at. Seams hold well and everything is stable. Camera fits in perfectly. Clear purchase recommendation from me!

Great camera backpack that impresses with its very good quality, mega look and good space. I've been looking for a camera backpack for a long time that has a discreet appearance, still looks stylish and is functional at the same time, and offers enough space for my equipment. A no go for me was a lap belt, which I personally don't like. Finding a camera backpack like this isn't that easy... but with this purchase my search is over

Great camera backpack that impresses with its very good quality, mega look and good space. I've been looking for a camera backpack for a long time that has a discreet appearance, still looks stylish and is functional at the same time, and offers enough space for my equipment. A no go for me was a lap belt, which I personally don't like. Finding a camera backpack like this isn't that easy... but with this purchase my search is over

I'm thrilled, even though the backpack doesn't seem that big, it fits a lot. I usually use a much larger backpack for wedding photography because, in addition to the regular equipment, I also carry 3 flashes and various small items. But I can fit almost everything in this backpack. I only packed the telephoto zoom at the top, so the camera with battery grip and lens, a second body and 3 additional lenses, a flash and the charger could be stored in the main part. I then stowed a second flash at the top next to the telephoto. I'll probably continue to use the large backpack for weddings, but I'll use this one for tours, portrait shots or the like, especially since it's very comfortable to carry

Very well thought out photo backpack, top workmanship and very practical layout, all in all a great everyday companion with photo accessory option

The look is not convincing but it is a good bag

I've been using the backpack every day on city tours for almost a week now and don't want to give it back. The top compartment isn't huge, but it can still fit a thin sweater, a rain jacket and a 0.5l bottle of water or something similar. (The bottle also fits well into the outside of the tripod compartment, unless otherwise stated.) I can even fit my very flat 14-inch notebook into the notebook compartment (but so far only tested "on the green table"). During the trip I stored all the papers that you might need there; With a little fiddling, a DIN A4 envelope with tickets etc. fits in. Two negative points for me: 1. The buckle of the chest strap tends to "jam" when closing, meaning you have to push the two parts very precisely into each other so that the buckle can be closed. This can definitely be optimized! (I'm glad that the backpack has a chest strap and I use it regularly.) 2. I was hoping that the interior division in the lower part could be used more flexibly. I haven't managed to move the partitions so that my little alpha6000 has a firm hold in them (and is accessible from the side flap). Now the backpack is not offered specifically for such a small system camera (only larger DSLRs are mentioned), so I don't want to devalue the backpack because of that, but perhaps the note will help other interested parties.