K&F Concept Waterproof Camera Backpack with Rain Cover, Large Capacity Rucksack DSLR Travel Bag Compatible with Canon Nikon Sony Cameras 15.6’’ Laptop

I've been shopping around looking for a backpack that would be suitable for travel/hand luggage that contains a separate compartment for general storage (in addition to an area dedicated to camera equipment) and I finally found it! This backpack from K&F ticks all boxes. It looks great, holds plenty, and feels comfortable. The key aspects for me are:Security:- It doesn't scream 'camera bag' and looks like a regular (good looking) backpack, so it is not obvious that you are carrying around hundreds of pounds worth of equipment/doesn't encourage theft.- the camera equipment is accessed from the side and 'behind' where your back is when you wear the bag, so it feels securely tucked away and is not easily accessible for general passers by/pickpockets to get to your most precious cargo.Storage:- As well as being able to store general things like a book, keys, phone, wallet and water bottle in the top compartment, you can fit plenty of camera gear in the dedicated camera compartment. I have one camera body, three lenses, a lens hood, memory cards and filters, cleaning equipment and I still have room for more.- There are plenty of little smaller velcro compartments for fiddly small things like memory cards so you don't have to worry about losing them.Comfort:- The bag feels super strong and sturdy; all your gear feels perfectly padded and protected.- The back area of the bag is also padded so the backpack is extremely comfortable to wear and the strap across your chest offers extra supports should you want it.Extra bonuses:- Nifty rain cover that fits like a glove should you get caught short when out shooting.- The colour is a lovely shade of blue and feels an excellent quality, as do all the trims and buckles/fastenings.- Tripod holder is a handy touch, and great for an easy access water bottle if you don't take your tripod with you.Final conclusions are that I love this bag, it's light, comfortable, stylish, practical and durable. I would recommend to any photographer, especially those that feel regular camera bags lack space for all of the non-camera related essentials we need when we go out. Happy Snapping!

I mainly wanted a camera bag that doesn't look like a camera bag, or have obvious logos on it suggesting to would be thieves that it may contain thousands of pounds worth of equipment. This fits the bill.The material and construction is generally good. One of the straps on the water bottle / tripod pocket was missing it's partner, so it has nothing to tighten up against. Not enough of an issue for me to bother returning it, but QC may be a little hit and miss on this. Otherwise it seems fine, zips work, plenty of dividers that can be moved around as needed.Have carried a medium sized DSLR, with three or four lenses (including a 100 - 400) in relative comfort all day. I have no doubt it could fit in a full frame model with battery grip too. top compartment is surprisingly roomy for stuffing in a raincoat, snacks etc. Side access is useful as you don't have to take it off to access your camera, however the material is quite soft, so you can't do the zip back up with one hand. So far I've balanced the camera on the bag when swung round in front of me to give two free hands to operate the zip. Works OK but a little fiddly.

Needing a camera bag for a moderate kit (hobbiest DSLR, 18-135 zoom, 75-300 zoom and 50mm prime), batteries, memory cards, filters etc but with room for a jumper or coat, laptop and other bits, I've struggled to find one that fitted. This seemed an option, and was an urgent purchase after the zips on my last bag finally gave up the ghost a week before a long day out!Good PointsFlexible capacity for all I need. My 15.5 inch laptop fits comfortably, and my coat and lunch fit no problem.The main opening being at the back is good for security, while the side flap allows quick access to the camera.The bag is certainly shower resistant with water drops standing proud not soaking in. I've not taken it out in full wet yet but the raincover, which has a dedicated pocket, should cover the worst - even here in Ireland.It is comfortable (had it on for virtually seven hours one day this week). Another review mentioned a metal piece pressing into their shoulder - I could find nothing of the sort.It doesn't scream "camera bag" - unless you use the external tripod pocket and strap!Feels solid and well constructed, but is not heavy.OK PointsThe top flap is not secured by the straps - they just adjust in length to allow for different contents - but magnetic tags. These are fairly strong, but I doubt would cope with a heavily stuffed bag, while I'm slightly wary that these are adjacent the laptop.Negative PointBags like this tend to be put on the ground. This bag does not have feet or strips on the bottom, nor does it have strengthened material (eg leather or similar) there. I'm certainly more careful putting it down (and generally try to find a seat or something rather than the floor or a concrete wall), but that's probably a good thing anyway!Overall, I'm happy with the bag and would recommend it to others.

Great bag really comfortable too, enough room in side for camera couple of lenses ( large zoom and maybe a couple of compact ones ) cleaning kit , your batteries. enough room at top for sammiches and sweets :-) Pockets are solid zips are great too and they also clip down.