The bag is very robust and of very good quality, the interior can be modified thanks to the removable partitions. Pleasant to wear, it has several storage spaces available and a waterproof cover in case of rain.

Black backpack with handle and large adjustable ergonomic straps.... Inside, very well equipped in terms of storage, closed pockets everywhere... Customizable compartments depending on what you want to put inside... Easy to install, you give them the shape you want and they attach with big hooks... It's large and well laid out, you can really put a lot of things in... All my equipment for the photo is in place, used all weekend for my rallycross races... You can remove the compartments and it transforms into a basic backpack.

Very good bag, good protection and roomy, perhaps a little heavy, would have liked a few more separators to better personalize the bag and the upper basket and also padded shoulder straps of sizes because it can become heavy with what you can cram it in but at this price.. Already very good with the opening on the back, access on the side and an opening on the top.

This bag is perfect for those you want a light weight bag to travel up mountains for those epic shots, room for camera, lens, filters, food (very important) and a flask of coffee. Handy little inside pocket to keep keys safe. I tested this out on a 25000 step hike in the lake district it was comfortable for the hole trip.

like that this backpack has a side opening that leads to the main compartment for ease of access without having to open the entire bag; it’s nice that the opposite side opens up with mesh pockets which are great for organizing cabling. I did not have any difficulty securing in my tripod to the side of the bag. Construction wise, I did not see any physical damage nor mis-sewn parts of the bag; all the zippers opened smoothly without jamming. The adjustment buckles felt very secure and they did take me a bit of time to get the position I wanted; my guess it that the bucking system is meant to securely hold a higher weight capacity than a traditional school bag. I do appreciate that the internal dividers are optional and I can custom fit the internals of bag to my needs; I love that a few of the internal panels are not too thick and allow for more carrying capacity. For the rain cover to fit over the backpack, I did need to remove my tripod from the size. From a security standpoint, I amazed that the outward facing compartment has a double zipper design; it looks very difficult for someone to pickpocket and this backpack has most of the zippers face inward. Overall, the only thing I would have liked on this backpack is an alternative or secondary mounting location for tripods; perhaps straps on the top would allow me to pack this in way to feel a bit more balanced. For me, the extra padding on the shoulders and back makes this comfortable backpack to travel with.

Fits my camera and most of my ghost hunting gear. Very cool

I was a bit worried that this bag might not hold everything I need for a shoot, but I'm pleasantly surprised to be wrong. It's a well-made bag with plenty of padding where you need it, plenty of openings to access your gear, and solid enough to hold its shape without any gear in the pack.

One great feature that this bag has adopted is the adjustable inserts. Depending on the shoot, I can adjust these to fit my needs. This is great for when I do sporting events, such as the local high school football games. I'll go more into that later.

Let me go back to talking about the openings for a minute. One feature that I love about this bag, and I'm glad to see more bags use this, is the main zipper being located on the inside (by the shoulder straps) rather than the outside of the bag (facing the world). To me, this is great for securing my gear while I'm carrying the bag...I don't need to worry about someone coming up from behind and try to get into the bag. This actually leads me to my first negative, which is the side opening. This IS a way for someone to try and grab gear and if you feel uncomfortable with that, you will need to take that into account.

Let's talk about size. There is a LOT of room in this thing. Remember when I talked about the football games earlier in the review? Based on how the compartments are configured, this bag can comfortably hold a Sigma 60-600mm lens. For those that don't know, this lens is pretty massive. You can fit it in this thing and still have room for your camera body and a couple more lenses.

One feature I'm starting to really like is the adjustable size of the top pocket. The bottom moves out of the way in case you need space, or based on how you configure the bag, can be used as a wall extension to effectively double the size of that pocket. Its a great option for further customization.

If there were any improvements I would recommend for the bag, it would be a place to strap a tripod. I've really enjoyed this option on other bags, and I am disappointed that this one doesn't have that option.

Overall, this is an outstanding bad from K&F. The positives greatly outweigh the negatives, and I would recommend this bag to anyone looking for one.

I was looking to upgrade my older bag as I needed a bit more room, and I decided to try this out as it has room for my laptop and can handle quite a few lenses, camera, and a few other things.

When I first got it, I was impressed by the bag's quality. It's worth the price and has plenty of room, depending on your configuration and need. I can fit my camera with grip, which can sometimes be challenging to find a bag that will work, two lenses, a flash, and still has plenty of room on the top and other slots of the backpack.

On my first outing with this bag, I took it to a theme park, where I fit my camera, one extra lens, a hoodie, and still had plenty of room on the top compartment for keys, chargers, extras, and a water bottle. It's also slim enough to fit in a locker for one of the rides. Although it was a bit tight, it was doable.

The key points that I love about this bag are the dividers. They're thinner than other camera bags I've used and stiffer, allowing you to cram more items into the pack. The size doesn't seem bulky or bloated, allowing for a comfortable all-day carry. There is also an expansion zipper that will give the bag a little bit more room, something I haven't seen in a camera bag. Overall, it's a great value considering the price.

One thing I could do without is the large logo on the backpack. I'd prefer to have something inconspicuous and not draw any attention to myself.

This is a great backpack. It is well constructed and looks smart. It does not scream, "There are expensive cameras in here!", it looks like a regular book backpack, well... until you add the tripod to the handy side pocket. The pack is well padded and will keep the gear protected.

There's a handle to carry it like a briefcase. The wide shoulder straps are cushioned and are easy to adjust while wearing to get the tension just right. I find the K&F backpack one of the more comfortable to wear fully loaded.

The front has an expanding pocket to add flashes, filters, batteries and such. There is more room at the top and a side panel. All made with quality heavy duty zippers.

One thing I miss are velcro straps to pin down the lenses.

I was pleasantly surprised with how much I liked this pack, as I was not all that familiar with K&F's products. The pack seems very well made - the stitching and zippers are usually things that make a product seem cheap, and they are both quality. The materials all seem durable and the pack is actually quite comfortable. I've not worn it for an extended period of time but the shoulder straps and back padding are both very comfortable. The pack has a ton of storage - more than I need to be honest, but that's not a bad thing at all. Full disclosure; I use APS-C cameras and lenses so if you're running full-frame with tele lenses you're going to have a lot less space, but should still have enough. My only knock would be that I wish there were one or two more dividers included, just for small APS-C cameras/lenses.