Der Versand ging super schnell. Beim Auspacken gibt es nichts außergewöhnliches zu berichten. Die Umverpackung ist recht neutral gehalten. Es riecht nichts und chemische Gerüche oder ähnliches waren nicht wahrzunehmen.Spannender wird es, wenn man den Fotorucksack von K&F dann vor sich hat. Ich habe bisher noch nicht so viele Artikel von K&F und wenn, dann eher in Zubehör wie Filter oder Reinigungssets. Bei Kollegen*innen von mir, bin bereits im Vorfeld auf K&F aufmerksam geworden.Was mir sofort positiv aufgefallen ist, war das Design. Ich mag generell den Retro-Look sehr. K&F verbindet hier das Moderne mit der Vergangenheit. Raus kommt ein wirklich schön designter und durchdachter Rucksack mit viel Stauraum und Platz.Die Oberfläche ist gummiert und wirkt qualitativ sehr hochwertig. Die Haptik reit sich nahtlos in die Qualität mit ein. Wirklich sehr schön verarbeitet.Im Innenraum bietet K&F jede Menge Platz und Stauraum an. Der Zugriff erfolgt über die Seite oder auch von oben. Jederzeit vollster Zugriff auf das Equipment. Mit dem Zubehör lassen sich die einzelnen Steckplätze super aufbauen und so kann man ganz individuell den Rucksack auf die eigenen Bedürfnisse anpassen.Zudem bietet der Rucksack zusätzliche Taschen für SD-Karten, Akkus, etc... Das Stativ wird quer auf der Außenseite befestigt.Alles in allem ein wirklich sehr schöner Rucksack.

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

This is a great camera bag with all the bells and whistles. It's really well made, the construction and design is number one. It's a soft bag with every nook and cranny utilized to carry and store just about anything especially camera gear. The heavy duty velcro straps can secure your equipment in place so no damage will occur. No need to worry about things sliding and shifting and breaking. It great for on the move photography, with lots of room and compartments. This bag is a 5 star in my opinion but that is K and F for you.I hope this helps in your decision making.

The material of this backpack is nice. It has a nice feeling and feels soft. As in, it should be enough cushion to keep your camera gear safe.The bottom section has enough room for your SLR and 2 lenses. There might be room for more stuff but I did have a hard time figuring out how I should stick the padding on to support my SLR properly. I'm not sure if I did it properly. I think the padding should be longer. Or maybe include more of the smaller padding. I took off 1 star because there wasn't enough of those velcro padding. I think maybe 2 or 3 small of the smaller ones would be great.My Canon 6D felt safe inside of the backpack. I didn't like how the backpack opens up. To get to the laptop sleeve or to your extra lenses, you have to unzip the large section of the backpack. This will open up the entire backpack and expose everything. The part your camera gear is in will fall forward and my camera will be upside down. I would prefer lay the backpack down (straps down on the ground), unzip a smaller area where the tripod hangs on, and only expose the camera gear. I hope that made sense. It would make more sense when you look at the photos and video of the backpack.The top storage section is not as big as I expected it to be. It's not that tall. It's about the same size as my small backpack that I currently have. The bottom part is actually held on using velcro. It feels safe but I don't know what it's using velcro. It's not like I can make the storage section taller. You can make it shorter if you want but I don't know why you would want to do this.There is a rain cover included for the backpack. I didn't know what it was at first. It's just a thin water proof material. It's like a windbreaker jacket.I can recommend this backpack but I really didn't like how the backpack opens up to the camera gear. This is a personal preference.

I'm new to photography, mostly focusing on capturing family memories and local landscapes, this is a great bag as I start to take the camera on more adventures.First off, I appreciate the build of the bag. The material feels sturdy, the zippers move easily and stay secure, the interior velcro sticks well, and the bag includes a rain cover. The backpack style makes the bag, and it's contents, easier to carry comfortably and I appreciated seeing the chest clip.The interior of the bag includes multiple velcro panels to help users configure the compartment to their needs and make the best use of the quicker access opening. There is an additional pouch for a laptop which I haven't used yet but I'm appreciating all the nooks and crannies.My one complaint with the bag is the front clasps. I'm assuming they were made more shallow for the quick release and camera access of the pack, however, I find that sometimes they just undo on their own. Yes, there is a zipper on that package but it does leave the bag more exposed/vulnerable and I wish those front clasps had some way of being more secure for safety and piece of mind.

K&F Concept Camera Backpack, Camera Bags for Photographers Large Capacity Camera Case with RaincoverThe K&F Concept equipment that I already have is generally well made and thoughtfully designed. This backpack is no exception. It is a versatile and well-made mid-size backpack, excellent for photo gear and a laptop with accessories.- The backpack construction is very good, both materials and stitching.- Design elements (size and location pockets, dividers, choice of material) are well thought-out.- The shoulder straps are a reasonable thickness and have nicely contoured shape along with a connector to help keep the bag stable on the shoulders.- The camera gear compartment is customizable. Dividers are provided and velcro into place, so to speak.- The camera compartment will fit a decent range of gear (4 or 5 lenses and a body) and is large enough to accommodate a 70-200mm f/2.8 or 100-400mm f/5.6 lens.- The padding between the camera compartment and the laptop sleeve is only fair so care has to be taken if you're prone to jamming in a lot of gear.- The waterproof cover is standard for the genre.- It doesn't scream "photo backpack" (which is a good thing).- The flap over the main and rear pouch compartments' zippers is a reasonable safeguard against someone unzipping your backpack on you when it's on the back.Overall, the design is very effective.Misses:- There is no waist strap to share the load if you plan to walk long distances with this backpack in place.- The depth of the backpack is not great enough to accommodate the full height of a DSLR with a grip (but such a body can be laid flat).Neither hit nor miss:- To be clear, this is a mid-size photo backpack.This is a nicely crafted mid-size photo backpack and worth shortlisting. Recommended accordingly.

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.

I've been loving K&F Concept products, but this is perhaps the largest item I've used from them (most are SD cards and small photo accessories).I'm quite impressed by the overall quality and organization options with this backpack. It seems well-thought-out, and I'd gladly recommend it.The outer material is a soft and leather-like, but it does feel durable and can be wiped clean.The main compartment includes various organization dividers, which can be configured in an unlimited number of ways.I've had zero issues getting my DSLR, bridge camera, and spare lenses in the main compartment with room to spare.The padding is decent, and the inclusion of a padded laptop sleeve is something that any professional photographer will appreciate.Included with the bag is a raincover, which I thought was a nice touch.The side-access opening is genius, and while I've used other bags with a similar feature, I do give K&F kudos for including it with this bag.On that quick access opening are small pockets for SD cards, although I would have loved to have seen them stretch out a little, so they could fit spare camera batteries.The outside of the bag has adjustable straps, which can be used to hold your tripod, as well as a side sleeve for anything from a light meter to a water bottle.The shoulder straps are adjustable and quite comfortable. It does have a sternum strap, but not a waist strap, which isn't really needed here.One thing I do want to mention is that in the listing under "fully open back", it looks like the person has the bag on their chest and opened to access a camera. In reality, this is very awkward and not recommended. The front flap of the pack is too thick, so unless you enjoy having to use your chin to access your gear, just take the pack off and access it like you would.Finally, the top section of the bag gives ample space for lens filters, smaller grey/colour cards, a portable recording device, etc.Overall, I really love this camera bag. It's definitely not a budget option, but for the quality and feature set it's hard not to recommend.

My first impression of this bag was it was smaller than I expected it to be, but the measurements do line up.What I Like:- The material quality feels good. It also seems to be water resistant, though it also comes with a water proof bag you can slip over it for when it’s a straight downpour of rain or something.- It has a good internal structure to it and doesn’t feel flimsy. It holds the structure even when empty.- It makes efficient use of its small size. No issue holding my DSLR with lens attached, plus an additional 2 lenses in the main compartment with some room to spare.- Several dividers to organize and keep things secure, so lenses aren’t bumping into each other etc.- I love the side opening zipper which gives fast access to swapping lenses.- There is a sleeve inside that can hold a laptop or tablet.What could be improved:- getting into the main compartment is not as quick as I’d like since I need to undo two straps and the zipper- the 2 main straps do not use click locking buckles, instead they have little plastic buckles that slide onto the straps. Sometimes the straps bunch up and get stuck which can be a bit frustrating. I would’ve preferred regular clicking buckles.- Feels like it could use one or two more external pockets to hold smaller items like batteries and lens filters. There is room inside for them if you setup the dividers properly but I want easier access.Overall it’s a nice backpack and keeps camera gear very secure and protected for travel, but sometimes accessing some of that gear isn’t as quick or easy as I’d like it to be in the field. The one quick access zipper is great, but it needs at least one more to be perfect.