K&F Concept Многофункциональный большой рюкзак для цифровой зеркальной камеры для путешествий на открытом воздухе 31 * 24 * 46 см

Bought this for a trip to Glacier and Yellowstone. Did many hikes. This backpack was well supported and carries well. Could use a few more zipper pockets, but overall very satisfied. You do have to take it off to access anything in it, but my stuff was pretty well protected. The tripod carry pocket sticks down below the bottom of the pack so it won't stand up or allow you to lean it up against anything and it makes it hard to open and access when the tripod is secured on the back flap. They should move the tripod foot pocket up about 4 or 5 inches or have the tripod secured to a side instead of the back. you can't sit when you are wearing the backpack with a tripod.

Great bag, the only downfall is that it did not come with the waist belt. That was one of the primary reasons I purchased the bag since I do a lot of remote hiking and need the stabilization during the long haul. Otherwise I would've given it a 10, unfortunately I have to engage in another process to obtain the missing piece.

Very flexible and easy to adjust for different venues. Any unused dividers I place in the laptop slot for future use. I use different equipment depending on the assignment and the bag is easily rearranged for different assignments.

Bought this recently for a Blackmagic 6k and accessories. I've managed to cram A LOT into this bag – the camera (with a full cage AND side handle attached), monitor, batteries, chargers, lenses, shotgun mic, an iPad, 15" laptop and cables! It felt fairly sturdy with all that weight, though I don't plan on putting that much stress on the shoulder straps all the time as I can't tell how well they'll do. My one caveat with the bag is that there are few pockets for personal effects. If there isn't an empty divider inside the bag and all the pockets are filled (iPad, laptop) then there's little space for things like keys, phone charger, laptop power brick, etc. There are two tall but skinny pockets on the outside that can hold a few small things (I stuffed the rain cover into one of them) and two water bottle pockets, but that's about it, I only mention that in case you want to use this as your sole carry on on a plane (and yes this does fit in the overhead). The waist strap is removable though it can also be used to secure it to rolling luggage instead. I did appreciate the included cleaning kit and zipper bag as well as the rain cover. And a shout out to the manufacturer who was very responsive when I had an issue (mine was missing the orange velcro straps) and quickly shipping me my replacement items. Definitely recommended!

This is one GREAT BAG. For a guy who shoots with two DSLRs and has multiple GoPro cameras and audio equipment. this thing is a MUST. You can play Tetris and configure your own space: whether it be for a far out camera gig and lenses are the priority, or if ya want a variety of choices with your gear. The zippers can get stuck easily but once you get used to it, you'll love the room it has. The lens cleaning kit is a neat plus, what sold me for this bag was the laptop slot. I can now travel with all my electronics in one place.

This is a nice, sturdy camera backpack. Holds a 15" l laptop and lots of camera gear. Plentiful dividers. Many primes can be placed in vertically rather than horizontally for more room.I have two minor things that annoy me and wish they would change in a future version. 1) the two zip pockets on the outside can't hold much. They are just not wide enough to accommodate a wallet or a trifilded piece of paper. 2) the top inner zip pocket has a flap of fabric to cover the zipper, but the zipper gets caught easily on the flap; perhaps they could sew a chord or something inside the flap so it is thicker.

Have a Alaska trip coming up this August...this backpack will carry two cameras and several lens...plus separate area for laptop or tablet.. straps on the back make securing a tripod no problem...which leads to why I selected K & F..... I have K & F tripod Model TC2534..... truly the best tripod I have ever used... carbon fiber....feature loaded.... quality materials and craftsmanship.... wasn’tDisappointed as I found the same quality in their backpack...

Very good bag but it’s little too heavy for my taste. What the the camera and all my lenses and flashes it becomes super heavy.

It was a gift for my wife who is a photographer. Always had to carry two bags. Great solution!

Look, don't get me wrong; this is an excellent bag. It's well made, sturdy, well padded, and on and on and on. The straps are MILES better than 90% of the competitors, and the removable, padded waist strap is a home run. The snap buckles are first class and the zippers work great. But why, why, WHY is it (like ALL of the camera backpacks) actually smaller than described? I don't care what video boy Jeff What's-his-name prattles on about for 12+ minutes in his flashy, quick edit, in your face diatribe; the bag is smaller than he and everyone else says it is. I had a simple mission; First, I needed a bag deep enough to hold my Pentax K3-II, with the battery grip attached, which it is deep enough to do, both at the top of the bag and the bottom. Second, it also needed to accommodate that rig with my Sigma 150-500mm lens attached, which again it does both up or down, but better pointing up. Next, I needed it to hold my Sigma 120-400mm on one side, and my JBL Flip 4 speaker on the other. THIS is where things got "tight". When I measured everything before buying the bag, the numbers all worked, and if I was of a mind to remove the lens collars and hoods, it would be a breeze, but I'm not, and that wasn't how I measured it to begin with.. Unfortunately, once I received the backpack, it was clear that the width dimensions were off by at least an inch. Fortunately, a combination of some extra-creative packing and the "give" in the bag's sides and padding gets it all to work, but it is tighter than I would have liked and than I was counting on. After sending back no less than 3 other bags which were MUCH too small, despite THOSE published measurements, as well, I'm keeping this one, but unless you're carrying some really small gear, his bag is NOT "too big". BTW, note that NONE of the pictures of the loaded bag (or any of the other bags on Amazon) show the bigger lenses packed with the lens hood reversed, as you would normally store it. That's your clue. Had this bag matched the advertised size, this would have been a 5 star review, but it comes up one star short.UPDATE: So, used the bag for the second time and... the stitching for one of the side buckles gave out. *sigh* I am SO sick and tired of sending these bags back, I'll just find a way to stitch it myself. Make this a THREE star review.