I was in desperate need of consolidating my multiple photography equipment cases when transporting to shoot locations. This K&F Concept backpack is the ideal for both comfort, fashion, and function.Backpack Exterior overview:I found the bag to be very comfortable and not heavy on my shoulders. The small chest strap does help alleviate some of the strain on my shoulders when I load this backup to capacity. There is more than adequate amount of padding on the straps as well as the back of the pack. I found padding was able to reduce sweating buildup on my clothing. The top handle is not just a sewn in half thick nylon webbing but is a 1 inch wide and thick insert with the matching fabric on top with the identical back padding underneath. This is so easy on the hands and does not give the callouses like carrying nylon straps!Also included but not mentioned in the product description was a lightweight rain cover with elastic on the sides. This rain cover is a light gray color that matches the interior fabric with the black and orange K&F Concept logo. This rain cover folds up in to a small size and take one of the 2 wider pockets inside the front flap. I will not only use covering in wet weather but also in dusty wind blowing settings.The waterproof material is a dark grey denim look with a black leather logo at the bottom that conceals the zipper for the front wallet/paper ticket pocket. The 2 sides pockets are identical with a hidden elastic strap that pulls the pocket flat against the sides when not in use. One of the pockets has the upper adjustable clasp strap to holster a lightweight compact tripod or reflecting discs that foldup. My personal preference is to use this upper lashing and side pocket for a tripod since the rubber feet get dirty and keeping that dirt outside of the bag from my equipment is best.Backpack Interior storage overview:This bag has a velcro divider and flap system that is one of the most versatile that I have seen in this price range of photography backpacks. You are not confined to arranging based on the manufacturer layout but can move these flaps and dividers around based on your equipment. I had more than enough capacity to secure my sony mirrorless camera, two Godox flashes with a on-top camera trigger, batteries, field monitor, and even a 6 pound battery power station that provides 280W of power for my large LED lighting and strobe! On the inside of the front backpack flap are additional pockets that are zippered webbing pouches for visual access, and two small elastic type pockets that allow easy storage of memory cards or lens caps.Best of all, when air travel resumes, this size backpack will meet the personal item dimensions and not require an additional charge when flying with my equipment.