K&F Concept 13L Camera Backpack Nature Wander 12 Black, Lightweight Photography Bag with Quick Access Front Opening, Tripod Strap & Dual-Purpose Design for Travel and Daily Use, Green-PU

The K&F Concept camera backpack is a robust, waterproof solution for carrying camera gear safely and comfortably. From the outside, the backpack has a clean, understated design with two small pockets perfect for cables, filters, or other smaller accessories. There’s a sturdy top handle for carrying it by hand, and the usual adjustable shoulder straps allow for comfortable back-wearing. Despite its tough construction, the backpack is surprisingly lightweight when empty, making it easy to pack with all your essential equipment without feeling weighed down.

Inside, the backpack features a soft fleece lining that provides excellent protection for delicate camera gear. Velcro dividers let you customise the layout, keeping your cameras, lenses, and accessories neatly organised. There’s also space for a small tablet in the front compartment, adding to the practicality. While the backpack isn’t huge, it offers enough capacity to carry all the essentials for a day of shooting.

Additional features highlight the versatility of the backpack. Two side pockets can accommodate a tripod or water bottle, and the included rain cover ensures your gear stays dry in wet conditions. Overall, the backpack demonstrates the usual K&F build quality, with premium-feeling materials and thoughtful design details.

Pros
Tough, waterproof construction
Lightweight yet spacious enough for essential gear
Soft fleece interior with customizable Velcro dividers
Space for a small tablet
Side pockets for tripod or water bottle
Comes with rain cover for extra protection
Comfortable to carry with top handle and shoulder straps

Cons
Not the largest capacity, so may not fit larger kits

Summary
The K&F Concept camera backpack is a reliable and versatile option for photographers looking to protect and transport their gear. With durable materials, thoughtful interior organisation, and practical external features, it’s a solid backpack for everyday use or outdoor photography adventures.

Perfect size for me! I don’t do photoshoots for other people, really. I’m more into hobby work and (unpaid) concert photography. I got this bag because I REALLY needed some type of camera bag - my various purses weren’t cutting it anymore, lol.

In the photo I have:
Canon R6 Mk2 with RF 35mm macro lens
Fujifilm X100VI
Canon RF 85mm macro
Canon RF 50mm
Extra Peak design strap
Charger and extra batteries for Canon and Fuji
Extra screen protectors, pouches, etc.

I could 100% shove more stuff in here if I configured it differently. I don’t have any big zoom lenses, so the size of this bag is perfect.

Build quality seems really solid. I’ll update this review if anything changes!

Love it fits all my gear and 2 cameras

This backpack feels light and comfortable to carry, even with a camera and a couple of lenses inside. The padding sits well on the shoulders, and the back panel stays cool during longer walks. I like how easy it is to open the main compartment and grab my camera quickly without digging through everything. The front pockets are useful for batteries, cables and memory cards, and they stay organised rather than rattling around. The tripod strap works well for short trips, and the rain cover has already been useful during unpredictable weather. When I remove the divider, it doubles as a normal day bag, which makes it practical for city use, hiking, or travelling.

I'd got a bag for my lenses and was finally looking to upgrade my camera bag from the generic flip top that I got with the camera.
The bag seems decent enough, I feel like the equipment is generally protected inside of it.
I am not sure about the choice of a double pouch on the top, essentially two containment areas trying to save the same space.
It fit my camera and some lenses, though I would have really liked to see more dividers to make it more functional by offering more storage configurations. With the dividers provided it really seems geared more towards larger lenses.
However it does seem reasonably sturdy albeit a bit thin for my liking on the padding at the bottom.
Overall I think it's good enough that I will be using it for the foreseeable future.

This product was sent to me for review as part of the Amazon Vine program. The following reflects my real-world experience using it.

I requested it because it seemed like a nice, compact bag that would be ideal for travelling light.

It is a good-quality bag; the outer fabric is durable and finished to a high standard, while the inside is soft and well-padded, providing a good layer of protection to the equipment stored inside. It is highly versatile, with customisable inserts and a plethora of pockets, making it handy for storing smaller items like spare batteries and memory cards. A pouch on the inside front would fit a slim laptop, ideal for those who like to transfer photos on the go.

While the dividers are functional and rigid, I felt they could have been a touch more flexible; I had issues fitting my Lumix S1 due to its shape (a protruding grip on one side). It did go in the bag, but it wasn't a comfortable fit. Had the divider's top been more flexible, this would have helped.

The bag feels evenly balanced and comfortable when worn on the back, making it easy to carry. A waterproof cover provides extra reassurance in inclement weather.

In summary, a reasonably good value item.

So I’m into let’s say vintage photography, I have this bag loaded with some of my 35 mm analog photography gear, and it’s working out great for me. I have always carried a traditional over the shoulder type of camera bag, which works but I think a backpack style bag actually works better for certain photography outings. It’s enough space for a minimalistic setup, a couple lenses and flashes, camera obviously, but for a more in depth setup I actually need more space than this. It’s not a complaint, it’s just an observation. For my tastes, it’s slightly too small and minimal in the storage capacity. I tend to want to carry a little more than will fit in this bag. After using it for a little while, I think the construction is good. They have chosen good quality zippers and polyesters for this bag. However, I do not like polyester. I can’t hold that against this product because I knew going in that it was polyester, but camera bags are really hard to find in natural materials. So I will make the request I always make, please make this product and products like this one in leather or canvas. The design is different, I have never used a camera bags with this kind of setup. I think it’s really a good idea, but I would like to have more partitions and smaller partitions to section off smaller items. Sticking to basics works well when using this bag, but I always need an assortment of filters and lens cloths and such. I like that it is very lightweight and doesn’t really add much to the load. It’s certainly lighter than most camera bags I have used. Also, it’s a reasonably comfortable bag to carry. I this it’s a great deal considering quality of this bag. I would recommend this to a newer photographer or someone that would like a light minimal bag while hiking to catch a few good pics at the top of the mountain. This backpack is a quite fine and would consider giving it as a gift to a young photographer. Solid 5 stars.

It’s a great product for the price. Comfortable and light, you can carry the items needed for your business or hobby. 100% recommended.

At around 30cm wide with a moderate amount in the side pockets, this K&F Concept camera rucksack is smaller than a lot of rucksacks and thus, suits photographers who don't want to have to lug around a large bag when the situation says that there is no need to. Additionally, a smaller rucksack allows you to carry a bag over your shoulder without it getting in the way. At 38cm tall and 12cm deep, empty, it weighs only 934g with the stretch-waterproof cover that comes with it.
The outside of the rucksack is made from a tough, closely-woven material as you can see in the photographs. The zips of the two pockets on the front are heavy duty although one of them is covered by the front material but the other zip is exposed. There is an elasticated pocket on each side and above the left pocket (as you wear it) there is a strap with a clip that you can use so that you can carry a tripod.
The face that goes against your back also has a wide, elastic strap that runs from one side to the other so that you can put the rucksack on top of your luggage, threading it over the long handle of wheeled, hand luggage.
Inside, the lid has a pocket in it so that you can put a laptop in there if you wish - there is a wide elastic Velcro tipped strap to hold the pocket's contents in place. In the body, there are a number of sections that you can position yourself and hold in place with Velcro so that your equipment can be kept safe. You also get two elastic straps that you can use to hold a telephoto lens in place as well.
I tried this rucksack out with an SLR, a DSLR and even a mirrorless camera with a gimbal and as you can see from the photographs. There isn't quite enough room to put a medium format system camera in there but you would use a different case for that anyway.
This bag fits all of your daily carry and is a bit smaller, meaning that you have enough room on your shoulders to carry other things, meanwhile, there is enough room inside it for enough of your equipment to make it worthwhile.

So I wanted a bag which was small enough to fit my most needed tennis gear and the camera. This is perfect for that, it fits exactly the things I need. I can fit a can of tennis balls inside where a lens would go. In the smaller compartments, loose tennis balls, a GoPro, and other things like bandages, wallet, phones, and keys. I store the camera with the lens on the top, tied with the velcro strap. Instead of a tripod I carry two bottles of water, and place the racquet inside, and then zip up/close the bag.
Everything fits perfectly, and it is great. One issue though is that the zipper keeps getting stuck on the side. This has been happening since day one, even with an empty bag. The inside seam of the bag gets stuck in the zipper. It's extremely frustrating when it happens, especially when I have everything in there and I am trying to close the bag when I am done.
Other than that, the bag is well built, the material is of good quality, it feels durable. The bag itself is light, and after inserting all the equipment in there, I have found the bag to be of an acceptable weight, and it does not feel horrible when I have it on.
It is a good bag but the zipper malfunction is very frustrating and stops me from giving this bag the perfect score.