Well thought out and made camera bag, all the stitching and fastenings look well done, should stand up to a bit of use. The fabric material is robust looking and is advertised as waterproof.

The main compartment opens from the back of the pack, giving ready access to your equipment

My OM5 mk II fits easily with a 12-200mm lenses attached, complete with lenses hood, leaving room (using the adjustable Velcro dividers to form a pocket for a flash and microphone under the camera grip) for a 12-45mm lenses or other larger lenses up to approx. 170mm long, with strap and spare battery pouch providing some additional padding.

The zip up pocket under the EVA hard shell has room for more spare batteries and the charger, along with other miscellaneous leads, cleaning tools etc. The hinge open design is ideal for keeping smaller accessories safe, as it forms a decent catchment area when open.

With the Velcro dividers there are other options available, being easy to reconfigure the space.

The strap is a solid construction, with metal fittings, while the addition of a trolley handle strap helps with handling baggage in the airport. The side pockets allow for a small water bottle, with a small tripod strapped underneath if required.

A good sized bag, ideal for day to day use with just the basics. My other option is a Vanguard VEO T22 BIB (bag in bag), which goes inside a normal messenger bag, this offers similar capacity in a bag which does not look too ‘camera bag’ which is what I aimed for using a BIB bag.

I rate K & F Concepts as a manufacturer, having some of their filters, cleaning kits, chargers, batteries and other kit; they make good products at a reasonable price.