Reviews
My stealth transporter for photo stalking: 20 liters of freedom
The camera backpack arrived well-packaged and quickly.
I've been taking photos since digital cameras were invented, and I was tired of lugging around a backpack that looked like I was about to spend a month in the wilderness. This 20L camera backpack (approx. 44x28x17 cm) is the complete opposite: it blends in discreetly, yet is surprisingly spacious.
It's my constant companion in everyday life, whether traveling, working, or on spontaneous outdoor trips. I'm already a fan of the K&F CONCEPT brand, as I've been using their filters and battery chargers for years. Thanks to the flexible internal dividers, the backpack easily accommodates my DSLR camera and lenses. It's also practical that I can store not only my camera gear but also my laptop (up to 15.6 inches) in a separate compartment. This makes it the ideal work and creative partner.
The moment this thing turned me into a speedy photographer: Last week I was strolling through the park when an extremely rare bird suddenly flew right in front of my lens. A moment that brooked no delay! Normally, I would have awkwardly taken off my backpack, unzipped the main zipper, and rummaged around. But that's where the side-access system came in. I could grab the camera in seconds while wearing it. Bam, photo in the bag, the moment saved. That's simply invaluable when you're out and about. And if the weather does happen to turn, the material is water-repellent, and there's even a stretchy rain cover included for emergencies.
What I particularly like: The organization is well thought out. There are dedicated battery compartments, four internal slots, and two side pockets to keep filters and accessories perfectly organized. Finally, no more searching around. If I really need more space, I can unroll the roll-top section, which provides up to 4 liters of extra volume for a jacket or snacks. The carrying comfort is also excellent. The ventilated back padding and wide straps distribute the weight evenly, even on longer hikes.
Now for a minor criticism: While I'm a fan of the expansion options, I noticed that the strap securing the roll-top compartment is a bit too slippery and held in place by only a single buckle. It tends to slip off easily, which could cause the compartment to pop open unexpectedly. This isn't ideal when carrying expensive gear. I also noticed that the lower sides of the pack aren't covered with Velcro on both sides, limiting the adjustability of the dividers on one side. It would be preferable if both sides were equally usable. Nevertheless, the K&F Concept backpack is a very versatile and functional product, boasting premium design and construction.
I've been taking photos since digital cameras were invented, and I was tired of lugging around a backpack that looked like I was about to spend a month in the wilderness. This 20L camera backpack (approx. 44x28x17 cm) is the complete opposite: it blends in discreetly, yet is surprisingly spacious.
It's my constant companion in everyday life, whether traveling, working, or on spontaneous outdoor trips. I'm already a fan of the K&F CONCEPT brand, as I've been using their filters and battery chargers for years. Thanks to the flexible internal dividers, the backpack easily accommodates my DSLR camera and lenses. It's also practical that I can store not only my camera gear but also my laptop (up to 15.6 inches) in a separate compartment. This makes it the ideal work and creative partner.
The moment this thing turned me into a speedy photographer: Last week I was strolling through the park when an extremely rare bird suddenly flew right in front of my lens. A moment that brooked no delay! Normally, I would have awkwardly taken off my backpack, unzipped the main zipper, and rummaged around. But that's where the side-access system came in. I could grab the camera in seconds while wearing it. Bam, photo in the bag, the moment saved. That's simply invaluable when you're out and about. And if the weather does happen to turn, the material is water-repellent, and there's even a stretchy rain cover included for emergencies.
What I particularly like: The organization is well thought out. There are dedicated battery compartments, four internal slots, and two side pockets to keep filters and accessories perfectly organized. Finally, no more searching around. If I really need more space, I can unroll the roll-top section, which provides up to 4 liters of extra volume for a jacket or snacks. The carrying comfort is also excellent. The ventilated back padding and wide straps distribute the weight evenly, even on longer hikes.
Now for a minor criticism: While I'm a fan of the expansion options, I noticed that the strap securing the roll-top compartment is a bit too slippery and held in place by only a single buckle. It tends to slip off easily, which could cause the compartment to pop open unexpectedly. This isn't ideal when carrying expensive gear. I also noticed that the lower sides of the pack aren't covered with Velcro on both sides, limiting the adjustability of the dividers on one side. It would be preferable if both sides were equally usable. Nevertheless, the K&F Concept backpack is a very versatile and functional product, boasting premium design and construction.
14/08/2025