The bag is beautifully made for what I need but there is just one problem for me (a short person) I need some way to anchor the bag to my waist as without one the chest strap tends to hit me around the neck. Choke gaggg But, as there I a saddle maker not far from hone am going to see what he can come up with. This should not detract from someone else taller and lean and lanky from purchasing this bag as am totally pleased with its other features.

This backpack is so much more than I expected! I was looking for something that would be functional, but also... cute! As a photographer in Stockholm I needed something that had the ability to be multifunctional, and still looked decent to have around clients. Light weight, waterproof, padding and pockets are all great. The description says only 14'' laptop, but I was able to fit my 15'' MacBook pro no problem and power cable, along with Sony A6500, two lenses, two books, pens, chargers and a few more things. Sturdy and high quality. I can definitely see myself having this backpack for a long while.

Great bag! Perfect as your travel bag and carry on. Comfortable as well!

Very well thought through design, especially the protective surround for the DSLR and lens that pulls out from the side of the bag - the camera is thus instantly accessible. Other camera backpacks I've used have unzipped to get to the whole interior: my concern with these has always been the thought of accidentally picking up the unzipped bag and distributing my equipment down the pavement / mountainside etc. There is no way that this can happen with this bag as the camera compartment is very secure. I've only taken the bag out for a walk once at time of writing, but on that single basis, it's very comfortable, seems to ride high on my back, which is the correct position as far as I'm aware - lower slung bags can lead to back pain. An excellent product.

I received this bag at no cost to me in return for my honest review. I am now writing my initial reactions upon receiving the bag, but before testing it in the real world. I will update this review and make a video once I have had more time with the bag.----FIRST IMPRESSIONS:The quality of construction and materials is very good, overall. High quality SBS zippers (similar in quality to YKK), tough grey nylon exterior, and very high quality "seatbelt" type nylon webbing used in the should straps and sternum strap. The bottom is some textured plasticized material that seems very rugged and waterproof. The remaining nylon fabric is purported to be water resistant, but I have yet to test. Back buckles and zipper pulls are of some non-magnetic metal with a chrome-like plating. D rings on the should strap seem to be of stainless steel. Other buckles are of good-quality nylon plastic. The "leather" straps on the back of the bag are actually "pleather." Probably of polyurethane. They are the one material that I think will eventually wear out quickly.Stitching appears generally very good, although it does not appear that they used techniques like bar-tacking for extra durability at handles and should strap attachment points. Interior material is black, slick nylon. A bit hard to see your gear inside. The pull out camera cube is pretty well padded, and comes with a number of velcro dividers. I'm still trying to best configure these dividers, but I can fit a Micro Four Thirds body with lens attached, and easily two other lenses. You can only access this from the left hatch, as the right hatch just opens to a series of pockets. The top compartment is accessed by lifting the top panel (that actually closes by magnets, even though it looks like buckles), and then by uncinching a drawstring. It's quite roomy up there. Enough space for several more lenses, a mini tripod, filter pouches, your lunch, and perhaps a light jacket and hat. Or, alternatively, you could probably fit a couple of small packing cubes with enough clothes for a couple of days of mimimalist travel with your camera and a couple of lenses. The divider between the top and bottom compartment is attached by velcro, and can be removed to access the whole interior of the bag. If so, it appears to be around 20-22L capacity, and could easily fit enough clothes for a week's worth of travel. There is also a well-padded laptop sleeve that fits my 13" laptop with plenty of room to spare.The shoulder straps are very well padded and quite comfortable. Sternum strap and adjustment straps for the shoulder straps have little elastic "keepers" to keep excess straps from flailing about. Nice touch there! Shoulder straps are contoured to go around your neck, and I found them to be quite comfortable, even when I loaded the bag up. A "real life" test will see how long the comfort lasts. The back padding is really thick, with a nice wide air channel in the middle. The pads have a nylon mesh over them to hopefully increase breath-ability. Again, a real-life test is in order. Finally, although there are tripod straps on the back, I doubt I will ever use them. I tried to strap on my Me-Photo Roadtrip (weighing only 4 pounds), and it seriously unbalanced the bag and made it uncomfortable. There is no way a full-sized tripod will attach comfortably. A Joby Gorilla Pod would probably be fine, and is all I would recommend strapping to this thing (perhaps you could strap your jack there, or a small yoga mat or something).My "First Impression" rating is 4/5 stars. It appears to be very good value for money.-----Stay tuned for an update after real-life usage!

If this is your preferred style bag (which is definitely was for me) .....you really won't be disappointed!!! It's all around sleek, sturdy, practical, and comfortable to wear. I LOVED that it's convertible to remove the padding at the bottom half of the bag to use as a normal backpack as well. The material is very thick and for now feels long lasting. The padding at the back of the bag makes for a comfortable wear which will be good for me as I travel quite often. The side pocked for your phone and little accessories is also extremely handy. The bag opens and closes really easily with its magnet. I say if you're thinking about it, do it! I also bought this bags little sister (K&F Concept DSLR Camera Case), and I love that one just as much. Thanks to K&F for making a quality product!

The best things come in small packages & this bag does not disappoint. It's well made, & more than tips the hat at 1950's satchel designs from the continent (France in particular). Although it looks small it is a little tardis! First off the construction; the shoulder straps are well finished with very useful metal 1 piece D - Rings on both sides. full adjustable the nylon straps & plastic buckle feel strong. The padding is excellent, & being in mind you may be carrying anything upward of 15kg, these are be a great asset. The chest strap is elasticated , but if like me you not fussed its easily positioned lower down the pads & out of the way. I have to mention the contrasting brown & blue grey finish to the bag. It looks very flash & add to the retro feel. There's no waist strap, but its really not needed so don't let the absence put you off. as they're really not needed.The back of the has 3 good pads for covering the shoulder blades & supporting the small of the back, given that most of the weight is sat at the bottom of the bag this makes perfect sense & the designer has really done their homework on ergonomics. There's a small vinyl leather carry handle at the top, again echoing that retro look & would be useful for retrieving from the floor or a transport basket. On the rear of the bag are two adjustable vinyl leather loops. As I do a lot of outdoors photography I popped in my heaviest tripod, and they secured it without issue. As I walked it didn't shift much once settled & didn't upset the balance of the bag. Just be away that you tripod may well be wider than the bag, so be careful when your trying to move through crowed areas. Just below these straps is a small zip pocket which is just the right size for a packet of the all important sweets or notepad & pencil.The bag itself is split into 4 compartments. Top, Back, Bottom Camera, Bottom Ancillary, all of which are treated top a nylon waterproof liner. First off the top. Its big enough for a set of water proof jacket & trousers as well as the all important spare socks. Against the actual back of the bag is a pocket that runs the entire length of the bag this will catty a notebook with ease & most definitely fits a tablet. It's also padded both sides. The bottom section is the master piece of this bag. Open one side & you have padded storage for memory cards, spare batteries, filters & cleaning kit (one is kindly included with the bag, with an atomiser for your de-ionied water).The other side houses a fabric covered foam platform. This held my D300 with 18-70 lens & 55-300mm lens with ease. The platform forms a protective shell around the camera & lens that can be easily lifted out & for that the design team should be congratulated. As with all the bags sections its surrounded by a nylon water proof shell so no worries about kit getting drenched before you start. The real genius of the bag is that you can omit the camera platform & remove a spacing pad between the top & bottom sections t give you about 17ltrs of space. So I imagine if your a videoographer this is a boon.The bag itself is comfy to carry, even on one shoulder, & with continued use the stiff outer shell will soon soften & the bags water resistant outer will take on its own look.My verdict - buy it you will not be disappointed. Ideal for location shoots, suitable to take to client visits when showing off your portfolio, & the retro feel combined with space & design makes it an ideal college/university bag.

 This K&F Concept backpack is a very stylish and modern backpack for photographers, it is very well made and feels high quality, it is also waterproof and breathable at the same time.There are many compartments in this backpack to keep all your gear safe, you have a large compartment at the top just as a normal backpack would have and this is secured with a draw cord as well as a top cover which is fastened with magnetic buckles. You can fit a wide variety of items in this compartment such as a 14” laptop, headphones, tablet and more.Now onto the main compartment for your camera, this is located on the bottom of the backpack on the side, this has a insert which your camera and lens can safely fit into. You can get a DSLR with a medium sized lens and one more lens into this compartment so don’t expect to bring every lens you have.There are more cool little compartments too for SD cards and whatever else you would want to bring along with you. And something very cool is that you can actually remove the camera insert in the bottom and use this as a normal backpack.Overall I think this is an awesome, versatile and functional backpack that is comfortable and easy to adjust to your personal preference and needs and while you don’t have loads of slots for your camera gear I think this will appeal more to people who want to travel light and bring just one bag with your camera and favourite lens with room for a spare set of clothes a snack and your laptop!

I needed a bag to hold all my camera accessories on the road and this bag is perfect. It has pockets for everything. The best thing is that it has easy access compartment for the camera. The bag is well made and looks good. I recommend this to anyone who needs a bag to store camera and accessories.