Having a bag that is comfortable to carry is key and believe me when I say I've loaded mine with 2 bodies and 4 lenses and batteries and all the odds and ends and it's convenient... very convenient. I usually sling this over one shoulder when I wear it and the bag stays in place. I liked it so much I bought my kid one for her camera gear. I am delighted with this bag.

This bag easily fits my EOS 77d with three other lenses, a Zhiyun Crane 2 gimbal, batteries, power banks, my tablet and a laptop. Even after packing, there is still room for many other items...

Today I received this camera backpack.
Of course I made sure to pack the heavy things in the lower compartment. The filled backpack carries itself very well, now the long-term test is pending. Let's see how the backpack holds up over time, whether the seams hold up, whether it starts to squeak...
I'll definitely report how it develops. Due to the space, the wearing comfort and the apparently good workmanship, I can recommend the K&F at this price.
Up soon....

I'll just rate the backpack with a pro & con list. Pros: + Appearance: Looks like a regular backpack that could be worn by anyone, including non-photographers. Now, as a photographer, I prefer to be inconspicuous. The whole thing is of course superfluous as soon as the tripod is attached to it :). Nevertheless, I have been asked a few times by other photographers where I got this backpack from, as they found it nicer than comparable models. + Design/section: The backpack is divided like most other photo backpacks. The elements hold stable in the backpack. I find the large number of pockets particularly useful, both in the main room, since you can stow batteries and filters there, as well as on the outside to stow bottles, SD cards, etc. + Size: Very compact. The backpack looks rather small on me (1.87 m, 90 kg). However, this makes it extremely suitable for system cameras, which makes it perfect for me, as I simply don't need more space (MFT body + 4 lenses + full-size flash). I wouldn't recommend it for anything beyond APS-C though, as the lenses just get too big. + Closure of the upper compartment: At first I thought that you would have to undo the buckle every time to open the upper compartment. Then I discovered that this was solved with a fairly strong magnet. It's fast, reliable and looks good. + Carrying comfort: with my size, I find the backpack easy to carry. Certainly not a miracle of comfort, but that's what I have my hiking backpack for. However, the base plate is a bit annoying when the strap is quite tight. A little loosening fixes this. + Rain cape neutral: o some of the threads came loose at the seams after unpacking. After cutting it off and using it a few times, everything is fine. contra: - I don't notice anything negative at the moment.

Unfortunately, my old photo backpack broke during use, so it was time for a worthy replacement. Because of the great look, this one caught my eye immediately. It is robust, shows a high quality of workmanship and material and is handy. On the outside there are compartments for drinking bottles, a tripod or the like. There are also compartments where you can store something. Inside the backpack, you can move the individual compartments as you wish. That's super handy. Inside there are more compartments of different sizes. Enough space for camera, different lenses and for SD cards or cables. I really like the look of the backpack, it looks even better in real life. It can be carried well on the back. At the bottom of the backpack is a stabilizer for a safe stand. Super practical! The first time it was used, it successfully survived the first small shower and protected all my equipment from the rain. I highly recommend the backpack! A successful investment :)

This is my first camera backpack! I always wear one - I recently got a camera too and it's perfect! Compartment for camera is sufficient for several lenses, camera is stable inside and does not shake much. Enough space for more SD cards, spare batteries or anything else. The upper compartment can be connected to the lower one (but there is no point in doing so) because there is enough space for snacks or charging cables etc... Another recommendation! Please tap Useful!

got the bag for on the go. It is practical to go out because of its many different pockets. The quality and workmanship are very good. In addition, the bag is light. Carrying the bag is comfortable.

In addition to my big backpack, I was looking for a small one that would fit the most necessary equipment and, above all, that would look good! I really like the look of the backpack - the "old-fashioned" look with the leather elements is beautifully designed. The important part, the inner workings: The main compartment can be reached 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. There is also water protection - top protection from wind and weather. The backpack is perfect for traveling or a city trip!

First of all: I've wanted this camera bag for so long, now I finally own it. As a hobby photographer, a bag for transporting all the equipment is a huge relief. The bag from K&F Concept has a number of advantages, which I would now like to go into: 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 liked very much to have wished for 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.

The camera has an extra access to the compartment so it can be easily taken in and out of the backpack. Even while running, you don't have to put the backpack down awkwardly, but someone else can simply take the camera out quickly. Access to the back is then intended for the other lenses etc. For this you have to take off the backpack, but the effort is also very low here due to the clear division of the compartment. No more digging around for the lenses - that's great. There is an extra compartment at the top where you could put food, clothes, etc. Above all, I had stowed my flash and the self-timer as well as other small things (rechargeable batteries, etc.) there. According to my feeling, they had no more space in the back compartment, or would have made it less clear. I found that a bit unfortunate. However, if you only choose one or two lenses to take with you, you could certainly also store the battery and the like there. From the outside it also looks like it's made of waterproof material, which can keep a lot of things out, and there's also a rain tarpaulin in the "lid" - once you've found the zip, there's a neutral black rain cover there. Since we had sunshine, however, it wasn't used and I can't say anything about the functionality of the rain cover. Otherwise it seems to be of good quality. It has good seams and no unpleasant odor. What I liked best, however, is another detail. The buckles are attached with magnets and they're rock solid. Sometimes even too good, so that I had to do every now and then to even get them open. To me that also speaks for quality and even if the magnets should lose strength over time (is that what magnets do?) they should still hold up really well. Therefore: Definite purchase recommendation for people who are looking for a camera backpack and do not want to take 10 different lenses with them.