I actually use a very large photo backpack so that I always have everything with me. To be honest, I also notice that I usually wear way too much. That's why I'm happy to now have the K&F backpack for shorter tours. What I particularly like about this backpack: + The workmanship is really very good. There's nothing to complain about here. + The division in the backpack is possible flexibly with Velcro parts. + The padding on the back is comfortable. + You can open the backpack using special straps and hang it in front of your stomach. This means nothing has to be in the mud. What I don't like so much: O The metal locking mechanism is quite fiddly. This really annoys me because you have to open and close it every time you load or unload the backpack. For the reason mentioned above it is only 4 out of 5 stars. Nevertheless, I can highly recommend the backpack for day trips.

The “K&F Concept camera backpack, photo backpack for photographers, camera backpack with 15-15.6 inch laptop compartment…etc.” is delivered very well and very securely packaged. The backpack has a rather unusual, somewhat angular design. Together with the black color, it looks really valuable. The workmanship is really top! Everything is neatly sewn or glued. The materials used appear very robust and hard-wearing. The outer material is silky matt and smooth. It in itself provides a certain degree of protection from the rain. There is also a separate rain cover that can be pulled over the backpack if necessary. The zippers are all covered and also offer a certain degree of weather protection. They all run cleanly and without snagging. The carrying system corresponds to the usual standard and is okay. It can be easily adjusted and there is also a chest strap. The back is sufficiently padded. The closure of the main compartment is a bit strange. The throw is closed with a hook and loop. This is very fiddly and I don't like it. There are clearly better solutions. The main compartment is very generously sized. You can configure it individually. There is also external access from the left side, so you can quickly get to the camera if necessary. Two small pockets for memory cards and batteries, two further small pockets without closure and a relatively large laptop compartment complete the interior. There is also a compartment on the outside right for a drinking bottle or something similar. You can attach a tripod to the rear outside. Overall, everything is very clean and of high quality. You get a very stylish photo backpack here. The only thing I don't understand at all is the idea that guided the designer when designing the closure of the lid.

I'm really excited about the camera backpack. The main compartment offers enough space for everything I need for my photography - a camera and up to four lenses. According to the manufacturer, a tripod can even fit in, but I prefer to carry that on the outside. The side access allows me to quickly access my equipment when I'm in a hurry. Otherwise, the main compartment can be opened completely, which I find very convenient. The upper compartment is perfect for smaller items such as memory cards, batteries or even my cell phone or other small items that I have with me. The waterproof nylon and rain cover ensure my gear is always safe, even when the weather is unpredictable. I can rest assured that my expensive gear is protected from rain and moisture. The padded shoulder strap and the ergonomically padded back panel ensure it is comfortable to wear, even on longer tours. The material used also dissipates heat well, so I don't sweat as quickly. Of course, the backpack doesn't work wonders and I do notice the warmth on longer tours. But I can clearly notice the difference compared to my old camera backpack. The adjustable chest strap also contributes to comfort and I find the backpack very comfortable. The laptop compartment is a nice extra and allows me to transport my laptop safely and securely when I take it with me on tour. I admit, this doesn't happen to me very often, but when it does, the Läppi is well stowed away. Inside the main compartment I can attach five dividers so that I can safely store my lenses. The smooth-running zippers and high-quality workmanship complete the overall package and make this backpack an absolute must for every photographer who appreciates quality and functionality. I can highly recommend this backpack.

The camera backpack is very cleanly processed, all zippers run without any problems. The one-pieces supplied are a little harder than the usual ones from other manufacturers, but they are still covered with a soft material, so nothing scratches the equipment. What I find stylish but not so practical are the fasteners for the cover of the main compartment. The tabs are threaded quickly, but when opening the backpack it gets really fiddly. As I said, the matt silver ones made of aluminum? The clasps made look really good and fit the overall design of the backpack very well, but in practice I would have almost preferred click fasteners, but that's complaining at a high level. In the product description there are four small one-pieces shown, here I only received three, and the two large one-pieces are not different, so they are reversed...just a passing note. I still have a few one-pieces lying around at home, so it's not a problem for me, but if someone buys the backpack for just under 120 euros, then what's pictured should also be included. In the side access (inside) there are two smaller pockets with Velcro fasteners. I will definitely not store harder, larger items here, such as a spare battery, because it would then possibly be in constant contact with the display of my camera, that doesn't have to be the case. I'll get a memory card and a cleaning cloth. The outer material of the backpack is already water-repellent, but even in constant drizzle it is advisable to install the included rain cover. This can be done really quickly and then protects the zippers even more from water/moisture penetration. The backpack is very comfortable to wear, the back part and the straps are nice and soft, and the straps can also be adjusted very quickly to the desired length. You get a very stylish and well-made camera backpack for just under 120 euros, and you can buy it without hesitation despite the points I mentioned. There is no such thing as THE perfect backpack/bag

particularly like the pretty zippers, which further enhance the overall impression of the backpack. The elastic bands on the straps are also very practical, meaning the longer strap ends can be easily tamed and stored neatly and not dangling around. The cover also looks elegant and I really like it. This is already water-repellent. Walking through a rainstorm leaves the contents dry. There is also a protective cover included for constant rain. I actually use this backpack more as an office backpack because everything has its place in a well-organized manner. Only the aluminum fasteners take a bit of getting used to at first and are not so user-friendly, but in the end it's a matter of getting used to, but visually they fit very well. CONCLUSION: Great, high-quality backpack with an elegant, business-friendly look that can be used for more than just transporting photo equipment. The variable departments mean it can be quickly adapted to your needs.

Dimensionally stable backpack bag, which is not only of good quality at first glance. This means that all seams are clean and neatly finished. The zippers are also neatly sewn in and can be easily opened and closed without any problems. On the inside there are 2 large and 3 small partitions as well as a partition between the main and top compartment, which can be placed in different positions - depending on your needs - using Velcro devices. This means you can adapt the interior of the backpack perfectly to your camera equipment. These dividers are well padded and offer sufficient protection. The backpack also includes a separate and padded laptop compartment. This is also closed with the help of a generous Velcro fastener. Four smaller open inner compartments in the upper area, two small lockable compartments for e.g. SD cards in the main compartment, a side "quick access compartment", two straps as a stop aid for completely unfolding, another front compartment with a zip and an open side pocket with elastic band, a removable key ring, A strap for attaching the suitcase and a rain cover complete the equipment. Overall, this backpack makes a very high-quality and stable impression. It has a large storage volume, but due to its slightly narrower shape it does not appear bulky and is visually very pleasing. The padded shoulder straps make it comfortable to wear. Of course, the application is not limited to transporting photo equipment. It can also be used very well, for example as a school, university, laptop or travel backpack. By removing the inner room dividers, you get a large inner compartment and thanks to the water-repellent material, all items are well protected from moisture. This is also ensured by the internal overlaps under the zipper and the easy-to-close zippers, so you can be sure that moisture stays out.

A very nice and valuable backpack. Unfortunately, at around €150, it's rather at the upper end of the price scale. It's comfortable to wear even when fully loaded, but it does start to feel a bit tight for me after a while. For the high price level and the wearing comfort, I deducted one star and still give it a very good 4 stars and a recommendation.

The camera backpack is sent in a sturdy cardboard box that is neutral except for a printed logo. The backpack is packed again in one of the unfortunately unavoidable scratch protection bags. Immediately after unpacking, you notice the high-quality rubberized surface and the good workmanship of the backpack. Whether it's the aluminum buckles, the sturdy clips, or the zippers, it all makes a very good impression. The backpack also comes with 5 dividers for the camera compartment and a base for the upper compartment, which can be attached with Velcro. A rain cover and 2 adjustable straps with hooks at the ends are also included. You can attach a tripod using the straps on the bottom and take it with you. On the other side there is a pocket for drinks bottles... In the upper compartment there are 2 small, flat pockets for small items and a key holder that can be removed using a plastic clip. There is a loop on the padded back that you can use to attach the backpack to a trolley.

Packed in a neutral box, additionally with a plastic protective bag. In the backpack there is also a rain cover, seven Velcro separators, and two safety straps/auxiliary straps to secure the front opening. The first thing you notice after unpacking is the high-quality workmanship and material (Fig. 1 - 3), but also the two straps with the aluminum buckles (Fig. 4) to secure the cover of the backpack. Here you will usually always find solid plastic buckles. Handling these aluminum buckles takes some getting used to and is also a bit more cumbersome to use, but they are certainly more robust than plastic buckles. All of the seams found are top-notch, the same applies to the zippers, which close the teeth cleanly after they are closed (Fig. 3) and thus make it more difficult for water to penetrate. The storage space is divided into a large and an upper - slightly smaller - storage space (Fig. 8), which are of course only separated by a thicker partition using Velcro and can therefore be connected into one when removed. The smaller - upper storage space - easily fits a 70-200mm 2.8 telephoto (Fig. 6, small photo) or two medium lenses. The larger lower storage space can accommodate the camera (with a 70-200mm 2.8 telephoto) and can also be removed through the side opening if necessary (Fig. 7). In addition, two medium lenses and various small items fit in here. The large main opening has a fairly thick padded pocket on the inside, so that a 16 inch laptop can be stored very safely here (Fig. 9). The continuous back padding, only superficially separated by a tension strap, is quite thick and appears to be slightly breathable (Fig. 10). In terms of storage space and its distribution, I can't find any drawbacks and therefore rate it as good to very good. Carrying comfort: To test it, load the backpack completely (camera, three lenses, small items and laptop) and then walk about four km through the forest. So for a normal photo backpack, the ergonomics and comfort are quite good, the back padding provides good cushioning, but if you walk a little harder you can't avoid sweating on your back. Ultimately, it's good overall for a photo backpack, and in my opinion it's absolutely sufficient for day trips (with breaks). Of course it cannot be compared with an ergonomically well-balanced, higher-quality hiking backpack. Summary: Overall, I actually like the material, workmanship, variability and wearing comfort (for a slightly better photo backpack). All together you can rate it as good to very good, but you also have to take the price of around €150 into account here. What I don't understand is how to secure the upper cover with the aluminum buckles. Although these are robust and look valuable, they take some getting used to handling. Carrying it on your stomach, with the backpack fully opened, secured with the two auxiliary straps provided, works quite well, but should not be overestimated. You should also be careful when handling this, because the carrying straps cannot be sufficiently secured to each other at the top, so it can happen that a shoulder strap slips over your shoulder and everything gets askew. If the contents of the backpack are not secured, a lens can quickly find its way out of the backpack. Overall, I get a good “Good”, at a price of around €150, so 4 stars with a 5 star. I would perhaps have liked a small external net for a drinking bottle, the bottom of the backpack could perhaps be a little thicker, in order to be better protected against impacts when setting down, but you will never find the photo backpack that is 100% suitable for you anyway.

I tried out the photo backpack and was impressed from the start with the workmanship and material. The backpack is delivered in a neutral box and is also provided with a plastic protective bag. Also included is a rain cover, seven Velcro dividers and two safety straps/auxiliary straps to secure the front opening. After unpacking, I noticed the high-quality workmanship and material. The aluminum buckles that secure the backpack cover take some getting used to, but are more robust than plastic buckles. The seams and zippers are very well made and close cleanly, making it difficult for water to penetrate.