was looking for a photo backpack that wasn't immediately recognizable as such and I'm super happy with this one. I have now used it several times - both when traveling and in everyday life. Access via the side compartment is very practical, especially when you're on the go. The backpack has proven to be very useful on my city trips. There is enough space for travel guides, city maps, drinking bottles, small shopping items and of course the camera. I also used it in everyday life. If you remove the separation between the top and bottom compartments, you can easily transport books, notebooks and larger items. The backpack is also chic and discreet. The only criticism I would like to make is the chest strap. It's just poorly placed and too short to be able to carry the backpack comfortably - and my partner feels the same way as me, so it's not because I'm a woman ;) With average figures, it's not possible for either of us to close the belt comfortably. It's a shame, but still four stars for a good backpack.

This camera backpack from “K&F Concept” exceeded my expectations. I'm actually not a fan of these roll top backpacks. But I made an exception for these. The loading volume of 20 liters makes this backpack a small all-rounder. You can use it as a camera backpack, but also for shopping or hiking. A small back compartment that can accommodate a 15.6 inch laptop or a taplet completes the whole thing. The lower compartment can be removed and offers space for a camera, in my case a Sony alpha 6400. This compartment is modular and can be freely divided with 2 dividers. A rain cover is also included with this backpack. The backpack is IP4 certified, meaning it is splash-proof. This backpack is very comfortable to wear because it is well padded. The back and shoulder straps are very soft. So you can also go on a slightly longer hike with this backpack. The small right pocket at the front of the backpack has RFID protection, which I think is very good because it protects against data misuse. The camouflage look really appealed to me, as did the orange reflector applications. Pro: Very well made High loading volume RFID protected compartment Removable compartment Tripod holder available Cons: Unstable when the compartment is removed

The backpack does what it promises. Quality is very good, but you should think carefully about which lenses you want to take with you. I get my Sony aIII with the lens screwed on and just 2 additional lenses in (in the hardcover compartment provided below). Furthermore, a lot goes into the top of the backpack, so there is enough space. Two negative points: 1. The hardcover at the bottom can be removed, but if your backpack is full, everything just falls through when you pull out the hardcover. An additional floor would be very helpful here. 2. Few and too small outside pockets. The two existing ones could easily be turned outwards by 2-3 cm to simply provide more space for small utensils. Otherwise, I am very satisfied. The wearing comfort is great, the overall concept fits and it looks cool :)

Wow! I'm excited. I decided on the large version and I'm really happy about it and happy with it. I'm almost 180cm tall and that means it doesn't seem as if the backpack is traveling with me, but rather as if I'm actually with it. My camera and currently 3 lenses along with accessories of lenses, batteries, cleaning kit, etc. fit in quite easily. There would still be room at the top for something to drink, food, wallet, cell phone, etc. Accessing the camera with the most frequently used lens is quick and easy. Now I'm one of those people who constantly changes lenses and unfortunately it's no longer that easy because you can access the other compartments via the back compartment. In my case, I often go all the way down with the thing. You can set up the compartment division yourself as required and the divider at the top can also be used variably. The design is thoughtful and chic! The wearing comfort is really good and I can hardly feel my equipment anymore. That's a huge plus! I haven't attached the tripod yet because I haven't needed it since I bought the backpack.

I've been using the backpack for two weeks now and I'm very pleasantly surprised. With the pockets and compartments it is surprisingly practical. I have a Sony Alpha 6400 with the 70-350mm and four other lenses in the lower compartment, which fits completely without any problems. There is then space at the top for the day trip. I also like that you can remove the divider between the top and bottom compartment if you need a backpack with a very large, one-piece compartment. The side pocket is ideal for quickly accessing the camera. Outside, in the side pocket, I have my Rollei travel tripod. Since this is made of carbon, I don't notice any lateral imbalance, which fits very well. The tripod can also be attached easily, a well-rounded thing. The backpack is still very dirt-repellent, which I like. The waterproofing will definitely need to be refreshed at some point, but it shouldn't be a problem. The backpack stays upright empty and full, which is good. It's a shame that the floor isn't protected against dirt with rubber or artificial leather, there's still room for improvement. The wearing comfort is remarkably good, both when walking and on the bike.

For me a perfect camera backpack as a travel companion. The size is very comfortable, just right for me. Not too big, but still enough storage space. The wearing comfort is very GOOD. The toughest test was a multi-day city trip to London with family and a packed sightseeing program (including New Year's fireworks). The space in the backpack for the camera, lenses and, in my case, GoPro is limited but good. I was able to transport everything I needed. The upper compartment for drinks, for example, is also very practical. You can vary the dividing base between the storage compartment and the camera compartment a little using Velcro. Space in the top compartment for up to 6 0.3l bottles (lying) or 4 1l bottles (standing - but they then stick out at the top - but you can fix them well with the fastening strap). In the camera compartment I had an SLR camera equipped with an all-round telephoto (18-250), a separate telephoto lens (100-300), a GoPro, a macro lens and a 50mm fixed focal length lens. GoPro and camera accessories distributed in the other storage compartments. From the top compartment you can also load a tablet or, for example, A-4 travel documents (without folding them). On the outside I had a tripod and a camera stick for the GoPro. The thing was then really filled to the maximum. The only thing I would change are the small additional compartments for filters in the backpack openings, I would make them a little larger so that they don't just store filters. I bought your backpack precisely for trips and hikes like this, and in my opinion this backpack is perfect for that. I wouldn't recommend this backpack for climbing tours and extreme sports, as it doesn't have a waist strap. Conclusion: For me the ideal compromise between size and storage space, even for longer trips with very good wearing comfort. I am very satisfied and can only recommend the backpack.

Thanks to the individually adjustable interior, this splash-proof camera backpack is not only ideal for trips with photo accessories, but also for tracking trips. There is more than enough space for 2 DSLRs, a tripod, lenses, a laptop and a lot of small items. But even if you just want to take a blanket and towels with you for the beach, you have a great companion here. All zippers are well made and can withstand normal rain. If it pours like a bucket, you should pull the included rain cover over your backpack. - Better safe than sorry! The backpack is very comfortable to carry and does not cause back pain even with a filling weight of approx. 10 kg. However, when it's warm, you sweat a little. Everything here is easy and quick to access and there is even a pocket in which your credit cards etc. are safe from being spied on. The Velcro inside holds well, but could be a little tighter here and there. The slot for the cameras on the side is designed to be flexible and therefore seems a bit wobbly, but it holds up! All in all, a great camera backpack that should also accompany us to Switzerland. We hope we were able to help you with our review :-) Have fun hiking!

Over time I bought more and more equipment, which made a camera backpack essential. But how do you choose from the huge selection on the Internet. I wanted a backpack that didn't immediately reveal that you were carrying a lot of photo equipment. From the outside, the photo backpack from K&F Concept does not immediately indicate that it is a photo backpack. Only upon closer inspection can you see a few hints of a camera backpack, such as the side compartment that gives you direct access to the camera, as well as the side attachment option for a small tripod. If you look at the backpack from the front, the first thing you see is the upper compartment, which is closed with 2 magnets and a small front pocket. The top flap also contains a compartment. The rain cover for the K&F Concept backpack is located there, so that you are well protected even in rain or bad weather. Of course, you can also use the compartment for other personal items such as your cell phone and wallet. Below the flap, the backpack has a larger compartment in which you can store useful items for a day trip. This compartment offers space for a drink, a bag, a rain jacket and a microfiber towel. The compartment is closed with an elastic band. This prevents you from losing anything along the way. You can also take a tablet with you in an elongated compartment that goes all the way to the bottom. The flap is equipped with 2 buckles that can be adjusted in height depending on how much luggage you are transporting in the top compartment. The buckles themselves are attached to 2 strong magnets, which gives you quick access to things without always having to open the buckles. Below the top flap there is a small pocket in which you can transport small items. There are 2 small side compartments sewn into this bag. On the back, the first thing you notice is the well-padded straps and back panel. Both are also equipped with a mesh fabric, which ensures breathability and better moisture resistance. You can also access the camera compartment of the backpack from the back. This is divided into different elements that can be divided individually and tailored to your equipment. The elements are made of well-padded material that protects the camera and lenses from scratches and shocks. I was able to easily fit my DSLR including lens and another lens in the backpack. There is also space for batteries and the associated chargers and camera filters. There are 2 small pockets sewn on both the flap of the main compartment and the side opening. These are perfect for memory cards. All in all, this is a great companion for photography adventures. The backpack is also of high quality, especially when it comes to the zippers and seams. Due to the many small compartments within the backpack, you can divide your equipment perfectly and are perfectly equipped.

A perfect companion for traveling and short trips... Waterproof and robust... ideal for my photo equipment

Good choice! The only problem is that the elements of the camera compartment do not hold together well with the Velcro fasteners. Otherwise very good.