📷 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 Review

I have different backpacks for different purposes. When I go out for photography/videography I use the big ones that I can load all my gear into. But for everyday use, I don't want to lug all that stuff around. In fact, I want it to be as easy as possible. I like the material. It looks good and can withstand light rain even though it comes with a rain cover. I have a camera, two lenses, an iPad Pro, a small tripod and some accessories and some documents. everything fits perfectly in the bag. I…

Excellent camera backpack. Waterproof, lightweight, extremely durable roll-top canvas. Solid stitching, durable zippers and buckles. Also has an anti-theft buckle. The top expands, giving you plenty of extra space for camera accessories and more. Has a soft seat for a laptop or iPad. The storage space for the camera is very well padded. Has enough space for a camera and 3 lenses. Protects the camera body and lenses from damage. There is also space for a tripod on the side of the pack and two…

Recently purchased for Blackmagic 6k and accessories. I managed to stuff A LOT in this bag - camera (with full cage and side attached handle), monitor, batteries, chargers, lenses, gun mic, iPad, 15" laptop and cables! all that weight, although I don't plan on putting that much weight on the shoulder straps all the time as I can't tell how well they will work. My only caveat about the bag is that it doesn't have a lot of pockets when in the If there is no empty partition and all pockets are…

This is good for a day trip or weekend getaway for the aspiring photographer. The lower part works like a drawer for a DSLR, a small to medium lens, a flash and a small set of filters. There are special pockets for memory cards and an extra battery. There are 2 roomy pockets on the front, a strap on the back to attach this bag to a trolley and mesh pockets on the sides with velcro straps for a tripod. There are movable partitions in the camera box, so you can adjust the space you need. The top…

Can't say I don't like it very much, but I don't like it and wouldn't recommend it. I think the main reason I won't be returning it is that I've already torn off all the labels, thrown away the box and used it multiple times. I will list the pros and cons. Pros: The backpack is smaller so it's easy to carry, it's lightweight. The color is as shown and what you have is what you get. The price is ok if you like the backpack. Lots of storage space and plenty of padding. Cons: Although there are…

It was better than expected and spacious without being too bulky. Haven't tried it with my mono or tripod yet so can't comment on that. I'm a hobbyist with a pretty decent camera that I received as a gift and I wanted something more weatherproof and easier to remove the camera from. I also wanted to have space for non-camera stuff. Between my epi pen and Benadryl, car keys, money. I was able to fit an extra bottle of water in there and didn't have to worry about sweat getting into the camera…

So you need a new camera bag. My head is spinning with options. You see bags ranging from $25 to $400! Where are you going? Do I need a $300-$400 camera bag? Will a $25 bag fall apart? Simple answer: no and yes. No, you don't need a $300 camera bag, and a $25 bag will fall apart. You pay for the name when you buy big brand bags. Yes, some of them are killer, put a lot of thought into them, and they work flawlessly. but chances are you won't get everything these companies promise. Cellar bags at

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…

I'm a professional photographer and I spend a lot of time on commercial fishing boats here in Maine. Using devices safely and unobtrusively was tedious and expensive. I accidentally found this bag one day while searching for Revain - and I'm so glad! This bag was worth it. I recently did a 3 day multi-boat tour of the two islands of Maine. This bag has survived multiple lobster and seaweed shipments, but more importantly, NOTHING was wrong or even wet in my gear (except getting water on it when