K&F CONCEPT Camera Backpack, Camera Bags for Photographers Large Capacity Camera Case with Raincover,15-15.6 Inch Laptop Compartment Compatible for Canon/Nikon/Sony/DJI Mavic Drone(Backpack 20L)

Sometimes you get more than what you pay for
Considering that you can easily pay $200-$300 for a camera backpack from the likes of Peak Design or Domke, this is a really well-made and attractive pack for under $100. The backpack looks great and is solidly made with plenty of protection for equipment. The interior is highly configurable with an area for equipment and a separate one for personal items with an interior divider that can be moved or removed if you want more or less of one area or the other.In the end, I returned the backpack and went for the more expensive LowePro Fastpack Pro 250 AW III for one reason: While the K&F is very well-made, the shoulder straps are on the lighter side and it has no waist-belt at all. Since I expect to be carrying around 10-20 pounds of stuff on outdoor hikes of 5 -10 miles, I decided to optimize for comfort on my back.Other minor quibbles with the K&F: 1. The rear flap really serves no purpose other than cosmetics and needs to be lifted up and out of the way in order to access the interior compartment. 2. I prefer regular plastic press/release buckles to the metal slip buckles used on the pack. 3. the side access door is too tight to be terribly useful.All of that aside, for people looking for a good-looking bag that doesn’t scream “camera equipment” but that is well-made and comfortable for walking around town or taking on vacation, I think this bag is a steal. It was tough to return it, and in some ways I prefer it to the one I ended up with (looks, configurability)

Well thought, great materials and lots of smart space
From the start the looks of the bag impressed me, it looks premium and unique. Once i felt the materials, they all feel very high quality and resistant to water.At the beginning i was disappointed, i was looking at the open bag (which opens completely so you can easily organize everything) and thought “is this all?”, i could barely fit my camera and 2 lenses. While struggling to fit my gear, i kept analysing the bag and i continued discovering how smart the design really is, and that a lot of “less space” is needed due to auxiliary small pockets, in my previous bag all of the accesories were loose and took away space from lenses, in this bag it feels like everything has a spot. The upper part of the bag is like an individual big pocket, you can use it to easily take out your 2nd most used lens without opening the bag completely. The side pocket is maybe my less preferred part, it does work pretty well and is safer and more comfortable than having to take off and open your bag, but it can be a bit hard to use if the camera has a long lens (for small ones it would work like a charm), although you can configure the bag so that it becomes easier to use. Once you put on the bag, it does not feel heavy and is very comfortable, though i still have to test it on a long walkI managed to fit:- Canon R6 mk ii- EF 70-200 f4L (attached to camera) + lens hood- EF 16-35 f4L + lens hood- RF 100-400 + lens hood- RF 24-105 STM + lens hood- RF 50 1.8 + lens hood- SpeedLite Flash- Front filters- Other accesories like extra battery, charger for battery and flash, portable softbox, lens cleaning kit (pencil and rocket blower)As you can see from the pictures, i still have some room left i could use to fit 2 o 3 more lenses if I optimize the space or sacrifice a bit the functionality of the side pocketThe ‘battery pocket’ was too small for my camera’s battery, but there are so many other pockets you can use that it was not a problemOverall, im very satisfied with the bag, from looks to usability and quality. It is a bit expensive (much more than i would normally pay for a bag) but i do think it is really worth it, you do get a lot of performance in every possible aspect

You can adjust everything to the objectives you got. Got a lot of space for other stuff. It’s comfortable but you got the feeling the camera is safe

Got this today and yes i am writing a review.Size of this camera bag is great i can see this being a good bag on travels, days out and lots more.Space for what i need is good, but dont expect to get any big lenses in as this will then make it a tight fit for other equipment, also room in the top to put a light rain jacket, fleece or packed lunch.It would be nice to have an option without the laptop pouch as i would not take mine on a day out, but this is my preference i can see it being useful if you are traveling a lot.Shoulder straps are nice and padded and lots of adjustment to accommodate people of all shapes and sizes, but i have yet to wear this out and about yet.Now the bits i found frustrating.The variety of compartment separator’s is very limited. 2 very long ones, personally they are too long and 4 short ones. I would have love to have seen a couple of medium ones too. If you have a large DLSR with battery grip or mirrorless camera, like mine i have Z9 which is a big camera its very fiddly to get the compartments sorted. The side zip access to get into and take your camera out i found made getting the sections right a hinderance. Like the laptop pouch a version with out this side entry into the bag would be a great option, as i would not use this with my camera due to 1. its size and if you got knocked or 2. the bag slipped could be an expensive accident happening.Overall this is a good camera bag, i have other K&F products and i love them and fine them affordable.

Good and nice product