Review on 📷 K&F Concept Camera Backpack: Waterproof Photography Camera Bag with 15.6" Laptop Compartment and Rain Cover - Perfect for SLR/DSLR Camera, Lens, and Accessories by Alex Jones

I'm a self-proclaimed bag fanatic. So when I decided I didn't like my current camera bag, I took it upon myself to find the next bag to add to my arsenal. Insert the K&F concept here. I have a lot of large travel bags, but I need a good everyday carry bag and day pack. And when I received the bag, I was told that it would make an ideal daypack. If you're traveling in the area, this bag will probably be 10 liters too small for you. And the laptop sleeve is too small for a 15 inch MacBook Pro. But for city or outdoor shots, it's ideal. First of all, this bag has my absolute favorite feature in a mountaineer style bag. Flap pocket !Most bags don't look at this at all and then the flap is just a stretched space. AND ALSO! This bag comes with a rain cover hidden inside this bag. So double the bonus. The zippers make a nice and stable impression so far. Closes / detaches smoothly, without delays and interference. And the magnetic closures are very good. They hold up very well and actually grip better than my Hershel bag. The top opening is equipped with a nylon sleeve with a drawstring. So you can really fill your bag when you're in town and take a few things with you. The tripod/bottle bag is practical and expandable, to accommodate a full-size tripod or liquid gold bottle. the top compartment has multiple mesh pockets as well as a removable Velcro strap to add more gear, or remove the camera dividers and use as a straight backpack. Let's get to the camera cube area. There are two access points: a large rear opening (which protects your gear from thieves) and a side camera opening for quick access. Both openings have two small Velcro pockets. I use the pockets on the large rear battery opening. I don't currently use the other two, but they're great for memory cards. Inside the cube I can fit my Sony A7Sii with a 24-240 on the body, plus two more lenses and a lavalier mic, and still have room for at least one more lens. Cons of this bag The laptop sleeve is too small for a 15" MBP and the back opening is too small and covers the top of the cube. Pros of this bag It's a great size for everyday backpacking and city shooters, allowing you to carry everything you need throughout day, instead of repacking and lugging around gear you don't want to use. The rear opening is slightly smaller than the cube, which keeps things you put on top of the cube securely inside. (I know, I White). to pack and lug around. The back opening is slightly smaller than the cube, which keeps things you put on top of the cube securely inside. (I know, I know). to pack and lug around. The back opening is slightly smaller than the cube, which keeps things you put on top of the cube securely inside. (I know, I know).