Until now, I always carried my camera equipment around in one or two shoulder bags and I noticed this clearly after a strenuous day. It just wasn't good for my posture to have the weight distributed so unevenly. But I didn't want to buy a typical camera backpack where everyone would immediately see that you're carrying around several thousand euros. That's why I chose the K&F Concept. It just looks like a really trendy, cool hipster backpack and has a lot of space for just the right amount of equipment. Before the backpack arrived, I was still wondering whether my DSLR and lenses would even fit in it. I wasn't disappointed! My EOS 6D with 24-70 2.8, 16-35 4.0, 50 mm 1.8 and various accessories fit in. I also think the top compartment is really cool where you can put something to drink or eat in. Here, however, I would make sure that the bottle is closed correctly. I think the workmanship quality is really great and I like the different leather elements on the backpack. Access to the camera with the lens attached is also extremely practical. All you have to do is swing the backpack briefly over your shoulder and open the zipper on the side. I would definitely buy the backpack again and recommend it to anyone who wants to get a stylish camera backpack.

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.

Since my wife is more and more enthusiastic about photography

For a small tour of Europe, I treated myself to the backpack because my shoulder bag just became too uncomfortable and didn't have enough space, so I still needed an extra pocket for wallet, drinks, keys, etc. The backpack has a lot of space, at least enough for me. The red inserts are from my old shoulder bag and do NOT belong!! included in delivery! Side access is practical, even if many are then afraid of thieves. But I think I would notice that. There will be an update after my tour in June.

Over time I bought more and more equipment, which made a photo backpack indispensable. But what do you choose from the huge selection on the Internet. I wanted a backpack that doesn't give a direct indication that you're carrying a lot of photo equipment with you. The photo backpack from K&F Concept does not look like a photo backpack from the outside. Only a closer look reveals a few indications of a photo backpack, such as the side compartment, which gives direct access to the camera, and 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 cell phones and wallets. 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 sack, a rain jacket and a microfibre towel. The compartment is closed by an elastic band. This prevents you from losing anything along the way. You can also take a tablet with you in a long compartment that goes all the way to the bottom. The flap is equipped with 2 buckles, which are adjustable in height, depending on how much luggage is transported in the upper compartment. The buckles themselves are attached to 2 strong magnets, giving you quick access to things without having to open the buckles all the time. Below the top flap there is a small pocket in which you can transport small items. Two small side compartments are sewn inside this bag. On the back, the first thing you notice are the well-padded straps and back panel. Both are also equipped with a mesh fabric, which ensures breathable and better moisture resistance. From the back you also have access to the camera compartment of the backpack. This is divided into different elements that can be divided up individually and matched to your equipment. The elements are made of well-cushioned material that protects the camera and lenses from scratches and shock. I was able to easily accommodate my DSLR incl. lens and another lens in the backpack. In addition, batteries and the associated chargers and camera filters have their place. Two small pockets are sewn onto the flap of the main compartment as well as onto the side opening. These are perfect for memory cards. All in all, this is a great companion for photo adventures. The backpack is also of high quality, especially with regard to the zippers and seams. Due to the many small compartments inside the backpack, you can divide your equipment perfectly and is perfectly equipped.

The camera backpack that, from the looks of it, doesn't want to be one. I really like the look of this backpack, it doesn't really stand out as a camera backpack and it has a durable, water-repellent surface. A rain cover is of course included and protects the backpack and its contents from heavy rain. The division into 2 large compartments fits me perfectly. Below you can store the camera including lenses and other parts and in the upper compartment you can simply store other things. (incl. space for iPad, netbook, etc.) The rear access to the camera compartment also offers a certain degree of protection against theft and you can be sure that nobody will tamper with the contents from behind unnoticed. The side pocket, on the other hand, offers quick access to the camera, great! I am very satisfied with this backpack and can recommend it unreservedly.

I've been out and about with the backpack for a few weeks and I think it's really great, on the one hand the great design and on the other hand the interior, which offers a lot of space! I think it's very good that you can only open it if you take it off, so nobody can steal something in a big tumult or in the city center without you noticing. In the upper compartment you can put a lunch box or a drinking bottle in it, unfortunately my small drone (Mavic Mini) doesn't fit in it, but the backpack is very small and handy, so you don't always have to carry such a huge thing around with you. I am very satisfied and can only recommend him!

Am a hobby photographer and was looking for a camera bag or camera backpack. this is what i was looking for. Is small but offers enough space for the following parts Floodlight + batteries + charger Flasher + batteries + charger 2nd objective camera Batteries + charger NPD filter or similar water protection bag Microphone small or large small tripod or tripod SDHC cards 5 pieces (up to 10 pieces is easy ) and pouch or small carry case. The large tripod can be hung outside or attached with 2 legs. I like the waterproof cover best. It's in a little bag. so you can always pull up. tested under running water held up well. So in the rain shouldn't be a problem. The camera can be easily pulled out via side pockets. this is of course better protected against theft. The material feels good. the buttons are magnetic. Although it is simpler, it cannot withstand overloading.

I've been using this backpack for about 3 weeks and it's super cool. There is enough space for camera and also for the other thing. Most importantly, this backpack is anti-theft. The color is also very nice. The backpack comes with a rain cape. This is really helpful to photograph in any weather. For me this is perfect backpack man can have.

I ordered the backpack to be able to take my camera stuff with me on trips and hikes and still have some space for snacks or small pieces of clothing. This backpack is really ideal for this. In the lower compartment I can accommodate the drone, remote control, camera and an additional lens. In the upper compartment you still have space to take something warmer with you and a few snacks. I am also very satisfied with the quality of the product, it looks high quality. A "tarpaulin" for heavy rain is even included. A tripod can be attached to the side or a water bottle can also find its place there. All in all very happy with the backpack, I would recommend it.