This bag has a sleek, appealing design to it that isn’t seen as often in camera backpacks. The padding and hard shell exterior provide ample protection without bulking the bag up too much. I especially enjoy the extra pockets included to store accessories like my cards, filters and batteries. The dividers are adjustable and configurable depending on your gear. The top compartment’s ‘floor’ can be folded down to combine that space with the main compartment if needed. The straps on the side hold my tripod securely. This bag is supposedly waterproof, but I haven’t tested that… didn’t want to chance it with my new gear.
It’s a comfortable backpack for short to mid-length walks, and I’d be willing to bet even on long hauls it would stay moderately comfortable. The straps are designed to evenly distribute the weight on your back, and the backing is pretty breathable to keep you from sweating excessively.
My only complaints are that it doesn’t have many attachment points for if you wanted to clip extra accessories to the outside, and the zippers are significantly stiff. I’m guessing the zipper stiffness is due to it being waterproof, but hopefully they will loosen up over more time and usage.
The K&F Concept 20L camera backpack is great for lugging gear out of the studio/house without fear of damage in transit.