– 20L Camera Backpack, Camera bags for photographers

I originally bought this for long hikes with my camera and drone, but ended up returning it as it didn’t quite fit that specific use case for me. That said, I can’t fault the bag itself. It’s really well made and feels properly designed for carrying a lot of gear securely. It’s probably better suited to someone carrying multiple cameras or a full set of camera equipment and accessories. For that kind of setup, I can see it being brilliant. Just not quite the right match for my needs, but still a very solid product overall.

Got this today and yes i am writing a review. Size of this camera bag is great i can see this being a good bag on travels, days out and lots more. Space for what i need is good, but dont expect to get any big lenses in as this will then make it a tight fit for other equipment, also room in the top to put a light rain jacket, fleece or packed lunch. It would be nice to have an option without the laptop pouch as i would not take mine on a day out, but this is my preference i can see it being useful if you are traveling a lot. Shoulder straps are nice and padded and lots of adjustment to accommodate people of all shapes and sizes, but i have yet to wear this out and about yet. Now the bits i found frustrating. The variety of compartment separator's is very limited. 2 very long ones, personally they are too long and 4 short ones. I would have love to have seen a couple of medium ones too. If you have a large DLSR with battery grip or mirrorless camera, like mine i have Z9 which is a big camera its very fiddly to get the compartments sorted. The side zip access to get into and take your camera out i found made getting the sections right a hinderance. Like the laptop pouch a version with out this side entry into the bag would be a great option, as i would not use this with my camera due to 1. its size and if you got knocked or 2. the bag slipped could be an expensive accident happening. Overall this is a good camera bag, i have other K&F products and i love them and fine them affordable.

After a year of use, I can confidently say this is the best backpack I've ever owned. While designed for photography, it's incredibly versatile - I use it for weekend trips and daily work commutes. The capacity is impressive, easily fitting 2 laptops, a tripod, multiple lenses, and other miscellaneous items while remaining comfortable to wear. Most importantly, durability hasn't been an issue - it's held up perfectly through all this time and varied use.

Where to start ? The build quality, stiching , material used are all very good. Zips are good, and the snap fastenings work well and the shoulder straps are adjustable and well padded making them suitible and versatile. I did find the partitions a bit fidley, but one needs patience. For me i would prefer more pockets, either zipped ones or velcro type instead of the lap top pocket. I can't see a use for the two together, maybe thats just me. I liked the ability of being able to partition clothing or food from the camera area. The bag covers most of my photographic needs, and if traveling abroad would be useful. Overhaul a good looking backpack and comfy.

A lovely looking bag . Very comfy and well thought out.

I have been looking for a decent bag for ages. Ability to carry a reasonable amount of gear (Canon RP with standard kit lens plus 2-3 other lenses and an iPad Pro plus other assorted bits). It takes all of this with space to spare. Camera/affixed lens is accessible from the side and the iPad slides out of the back easily. Bag opens wide for full access to other lenses etc. Seems to be pretty waterproof without the waterproof cover but not tested too hard. Overall very highly recommended at a fraction of the cost of ‘name’ brands.

Excellent bag, well made and almost feels bulletproof. I swapped out from this one because it was slightly small for me, as I have 150mm x 150mm square filters for my 15mm shift lens.

I have been using this backpack for my camera, and it's been great. I really like the two separate compartments and all the organisation spaces.

From the start the looks of the bag impressed me, it looks premium and unique. Once i felt the materials, they all feel very high quality and resistant to water. At the beginning i was disappointed, i was looking at the open bag (which opens completely so you can easily organize everything) and thought "is this all?", i could barely fit my camera and 2 lenses. While struggling to fit my gear, i kept analysing the bag and i continued discovering how smart the design really is, and that a lot of "less space" is needed due to auxiliary small pockets, in my previous bag all of the accesories were loose and took away space from lenses, in this bag it feels like everything has a spot. The upper part of the bag is like an individual big pocket, you can use it to easily take out your 2nd most used lens without opening the bag completely. The side pocket is maybe my less preferred part, it does work pretty well and is safer and more comfortable than having to take off and open your bag, but it can be a bit hard to use if the camera has a long lens (for small ones it would work like a charm), although you can configure the bag so that it becomes easier to use. Once you put on the bag, it does not feel heavy and is very comfortable, though i still have to test it on a long walk I managed to fit: - Canon R6 mk ii - EF 70-200 f4L (attached to camera) + lens hood - EF 16-35 f4L + lens hood - RF 100-400 + lens hood - RF 24-105 STM + lens hood - RF 50 1.8 + lens hood - SpeedLite Flash - Front filters - Other accesories like extra battery, charger for battery and flash, portable softbox, lens cleaning kit (pencil and rocket blower) As you can see from the pictures, i still have some room left i could use to fit 2 o 3 more lenses if I optimize the space or sacrifice a bit the functionality of the side pocket The 'battery pocket' was too small for my camera's battery, but there are so many other pockets you can use that it was not a problem Overall, im very satisfied with the bag, from looks to usability and quality. It is a bit expensive (much more than i would normally pay for a bag) but i do think it is really worth it, you do get a lot of performance in every possible aspect

Place for lots of camera equipment plus computer, iPad plus a lot of other stuff. Easy to access camera via the side pocket. Still it does not look overly large. Only bad thing is that you can fit so much in that it gets heavy, but i guess I cannot blame the product for that.

Great item

Hace unos años que estaba utilizando la mochila fotográfica básica de Amazon, y ya me tocaba cambiarla, con lo que me decidí a comprar una K&F Concept, marca de la cual todo el mundo estaba hablando muy bien. Me encanta esta mochila. No parece una mochila fotográfica, y eso es precisamente una de las cosas que más me gustan. Estaba buscando una mochila que poder llevarme de viaje en la que, además del equipo fotográfico me pudiese llevar el ordenador portátil, y que tuviese espacio adicional para algo de ropa. Esta mochila tiene un montón de espacio para las cámaras (yo llevo una cámara Canon reflex con 3 objetivos y otra cámara sin espejo Olympus con otros 3 objetivos), el espacio para el portátil super protegido, y un espacio en la parte superior dónde puedo poner otras cosas que necesite. Es muy cómoda, impermeable, y se ve de muy buena calidad tanto las costuras como las asas, cremalleras, etc... Especialmente práctico es poder acceder a la cámara principal por el lateral, sin necesidad de abrir la mochila completamente, así como el espacio específico para transportar el trípode. De momento las sensaciones son muy buenas. Aunque todavía no la he podido probar en profundidad, la recomiendo.

After a great deal of research and as a satisfied owner of several K&F Concept products (variable ND filter, step up ring, sensor cleaner, etc.) I recently decided to purchase this K&F camera backpack. Having taken it on a 5 week tour through Australia I am now prepared to give it a review. As far as comfort goes this backpack is good, well padded straps and a sternum clip make carrying camera, computer and lens easy. The bag also comes with a handy strap on the back allowing it to slide neatly over the handle of a carry-on suitcase which was great in the airport. The only improvement could be the addition of a waist strap but this appears to be a rarity for most camera backpacks. As far as gear storage the bag is great, plenty of storage for computer, camera, lenses, cards, batteries, charger, filters, and tripod (in an external pocket) with velcro dividers that provide flexibility. The only complaint would be that the velcro can start to loosen if moved around too frequently. Accessibility of gear is great with both full gear compartment opening and handy quick access for your camera. Overall, I have been very satisfied with this backpack and would definitely recommend it.