Beschoi Waterproof Camera Bag with Tripod Strap and Rain Cover Large Capacity Rucksack for Digital SLR Camera

The quality is ridiculously good for the price! The zippers feel like they have been oiled! so smooth. If that's not enough space for your setup then I don't know what to say! lots of space. The waterproof cover is brilliant and not only protects it from the rain but also makes it extremely difficult for pickpockets to get to the zips.

I bought this backpack because I wanted to stow my photo equipment. Other backpacks that were much more expensive didn't offer me enough storage space. This backpack fits in:- Nikon D810-24-105mm lens-50mm lens- 70-200mm lens - 2x Nikon 910 flashes - 2 x remote triggers for flashes + 1 x remote control - 1 x radio trigger - various lens filters - 1 x Mac Book Pro 15 inch - 1 x carbon tripod - 1 x cleaning kit - various batteries and memory cards So if you have a lot of space for little If you want money, you have to have a look at this backpack. Clear purchase recommendation from me

Very light bag with good capacity. I install a camera with a 28/300 lens, a 4K camcorder, a Coolpix, and accessories such as chargers, batteries, and cables. The side opening for access to the camera is very practical. The only criticism I could make is that the scratches lack a bit of solidity.

Perfect camera bag...everything I needed had its own place. Well built, tough and very durable so all my gear was protected from shot to shot when traveling. The laptop compartment is discreet but very secure — fits my 16-inch MacBook Pro perfectly. Definitely worth the 5 stars

When I was looking for a camera backpack with a lot of space, I came across the one from K&F Concept. Looked very promising in the photos and I wasn't disappointed in any way. My equipment climbs and climbs and it was almost impossible for me to take the necessary things with me on the photo tours. The backpack is made of 1A, all seams are neatly tight and the zippers work perfectly. The inner division is variable and thus offers a lot of flexibility for organizing the equipment in the bag. 2 cameras, 8 lenses, 1 flash and a few small items (cleaning cloths, remote release, memory cards, batteries, power bank, lens pen, etc.) also fit in addition, without squeezing. The additional holder for the tripod, which you want to take with you, is also very practical. It is placed on the front in the flap hidden below and then fixed with __________. If the weather should change its mind and bring us rain contrary to plan, you can pull the supplied rain cape over the backpack and thus protect your stuff from splashing water. The backpack is also splash-proof, so it serves as an additional safeguard. Overall, I am more than satisfied with the backpack, I like the look of it and, above all, the space it offers. If you really have a lot to carry, you should definitely consider buying a large backpack: ) you can pull the supplied rain cape over the backpack and thus protect your stuff from splashing water. The backpack is also splash-proof, so it serves as an additional safeguard. Overall, I am more than satisfied with the backpack, I like the look of it and, above all, the space it offers. If you really have a lot to carry, you should definitely consider buying a large backpack: ) you can pull the supplied rain cape over the backpack and thus protect your stuff from splashing water. The backpack is also splash-proof, so it serves as an additional safeguard. Overall, I am more than satisfied with the backpack, I like the look of it and, above all, the space it offers. If you really have a lot to carry, you should definitely consider buying a large backpack: )

Bag with good capacity for my gear. As you can see in the published photos I have placed an R6 with the RF 100-500 and an R7 (in the middle), at the top I have the RF 100 macro, at the bottom an RF70-200, a 17-35 and a Bag of polarizing or ND filters. The straps appear to be of good quality. I regret the lack of a chest strap for better support. The small storage spaces on the side are very small. The top one is too small to store clothes.

The product arrived on time and well packaged. When I opened it, I didn't smell any unpleasant smell of rubber or plastic. The backpack feels solid to the eye and feel, the zips are good and it seems to offer good protection in damp conditions, maybe not in torrential rain, but in that case I might use a waterproof backpack (which isn't included ). The interior is modular and usable. The shoulder straps are well padded. We'll see if they can withstand the pressure of the load. I bought the XL version, I thought it was huge, in reality it is what I needed, it can comfortably hold a full frame with a telephoto lens, as well as a set of three other lenses and a full forklift. The big advantage for me is that I don't have to open the whole backpack to take out the camera, I just detach a shoulder strap, unzip and go... and everything else stays protected in the backpack. Pleased

Great, lots of pockets. Very comfortable quick extraction, I have been using it for a week with satisfaction. Lightweight, I use it with Tamron 24/70 Nikon12/24 Nikon d500 with a Tamron 70/200 mounted. Filter and remote control on the top pocket, mini tripod and panel on the PC pocket, SD pockets and batteries, I recommend it

After three different photo backpacks, the one from Beschoi is the best! Inside it is modular for lining. Has space for two DSLR bodies, 3 lenses, and flash units. There are also storage compartments for batteries, chargers and tablets. Even after hours of hiking, you don't feel the weight of the backpack on your back.

Very practical photo backpack. Particularly suitable for Canon EOS cameras with attached zoom 100-400 including sun visor. It was super easy to remove and store away from above. The arched flap at the top clears the way with a short zip operation. A wide-angle zoom with a wide sun visor and a second camera and other lenses are also no problem. The backpack is very easy to carry, and has many additional pockets including many clip straps for a tripod, jacket, towel, etc. The only flaw was the chest strap across the chest holds the two straps together in front of the shoulder. Went on me because it is only clipped on, not sewn. You can get it back on with a little effort, but it probably won't last, I don't use it anymore although it was/is useful. I can only recommend the part,