I have been looking for a bag with lots of storage for my camera equipments and I finally found it. Its also very stylist with good quality material that protect my equipments and waterproof. Highly recommended.

I got this bag as a gift a few months ago and i absolutely love it. I have a mirror-less Fujifilm camera and it fits nicely on the storage area. It has enough capacity at the top to carry small things with you but i would not call it a weekend bag as the top storage is very small. After a few months of owning it the top water protection pull string part got ripped. I am not sure if i had a defective bag but contacted K&F and they where very quick to replace it with a new one. They have excellent customer service which was awesome. Will be buying from them again.

The backpack looks and feels great! Hidden pockets are all around it so there is plenty of space for extra batteries, memory cards, filters, chargers etc. Backpack has firm support at the bottom therefore there is no issue with placing camera down at the bottom part - I include photo of how I carry my camera. Storage wise I wish it would be slightly bigger in both height and width but it’s decent anyway. I can definitely recommend especially for a weekend trip if you don need a lot of clothes.

Wonderfull product. I loved it a lot. It is high quality and not too big even though it's size well for my professional Camera. You can also carry your tripod and extra accessories with it. there are places for extra lenses.I can carry everything I need for professional equipments.

I had done a lot of online research as well as talking to a to a lot of photography enthusiastic colleagues as regards to which is the best camera bag to buy. I have a three and a half year old son and my wife bought a really good camera. As we both were beginners in the specialised art of photography, we just bought a Nikon with a standard lens. Since the purchase, I started researching which is/was the best camera backpack to buy. After debating with my colleagues, I decided to get what would work for my needs (this was their advice). After 4 weeks of researching online (amongst various websites - thanks to google), I decided to buy this backpack. We took it on our first outing (when I had family visiting from abroad) on a long drive to the Lake District and then to Scotland with a lot of wet weather.I found the fact that I could remove the camera from the side without taking off the whole backpack really efficient.We then tried the backpack out on a visit to Venice a couple of weeks ago.I was able to fit in the "emergency nappies" in the slot for the tablet, fill up the top of the space with wet wipes, 2 changes of clothes and emergency use towelsfor the little one, etc.Due to the fact that we did not have any extra lenses, we used that space for more baby clothes, towels, etc.On our last 2 days, we were inundated with thunderstorms and I had my chance to check out the efficiency of the waterproof cover. To be honest, I applied the cover prior to venturing out in the thunderstorm and then when I checked the backpack later, There was not a drop of moisture over the areas of the backpack covered by the rain cover.Even though this backpack may be slightly expensive (for certain potential customers), I will recommend it for people in my stage of life. This is only for the simple fact, that it is very flexible/variable with regards to the camera storage compartment. After which you have a whole lot of choice as to how to use the storage area above the camera compartment.

Useful as has a section to hold waterproofs and windproof tops, but could do with being a bit bigger, as well as hold camera equipment

Great for travelling and camera gear. Has been sturdy on all weather and comfy

Can’t get enough of this bag

Top quality backpack , well designed and takes my D750 Nikon plus two lenses ( including a big heavy 80-200 ) top section good for flash and small point and shoot . Pictures are deceptive though you cannot really put shirts etc. In but ideal as a camera bag .

I've been shopping around looking for a backpack that would be suitable for travel/hand luggage that contains a separate compartment for general storage (in addition to an area dedicated to camera equipment) and I finally found it! This backpack from K&F ticks all boxes. It looks great, holds plenty, and feels comfortable. The key aspects for me are:Security:- It doesn't scream 'camera bag' and looks like a regular (good looking) backpack, so it is not obvious that you are carrying around hundreds of pounds worth of equipment/doesn't encourage theft.- the camera equipment is accessed from the side and 'behind' where your back is when you wear the bag, so it feels securely tucked away and is not easily accessible for general passers by/pickpockets to get to your most precious cargo.Storage:- As well as being able to store general things like a book, keys, phone, wallet and water bottle in the top compartment, you can fit plenty of camera gear in the dedicated camera compartment. I have one camera body, three lenses, a lens hood, memory cards and filters, cleaning equipment and I still have room for more.- There are plenty of little smaller velcro compartments for fiddly small things like memory cards so you don't have to worry about losing them.Comfort:- The bag feels super strong and sturdy; all your gear feels perfectly padded and protected.- The back area of the bag is also padded so the backpack is extremely comfortable to wear and the strap across your chest offers extra supports should you want it.Extra bonuses:- Nifty rain cover that fits like a glove should you get caught short when out shooting.- The colour is a lovely shade of blue and feels an excellent quality, as do all the trims and buckles/fastenings.- Tripod holder is a handy touch, and great for an easy access water bottle if you don't take your tripod with you.Final conclusions are that I love this bag, it's light, comfortable, stylish, practical and durable. I would recommend to any photographer, especially those that feel regular camera bags lack space for all of the non-camera related essentials we need when we go out. Happy Snapping!