Reviews
My new backpack for city tours
As a photographer, I accumulate quite a few bags for various occasions.
K&F has already made a name for itself with camera accessories, especially filters and tripods.
I'm comparing the K&F backpack to my Grams shoulder bag (28) and the Lowepro Flipside 400AW III.
The Lowepro is too big for me for vacations and trips – although it does hold most of my wedding photography equipment. The shoulder bag can hold either the R6 with the 24-105mm lens or two smaller lenses for a walk. The compact and lightweight K&F backpack even fits the drone and controller in addition to the three lenses. Amazing! It really doesn't look like it could hold that much.
However, it gets quite cramped with the larger lenses. In terms of quality, you can see and feel a difference compared to the Lowepro – but it also costs more than twice as much. The padding for the equipment is similar, but the straps and back panel on the Lowepro are better/more ergonomically padded.
But anyway, the K&F also comes with an all-weather cover and a bit more flat storage space in the lid. I would have been thrilled if the zipper had been on the back like on the Flipside (as theft protection). Despite everything, I'm very happy with the backpack and it's truly an all-rounder that I trust with my gear for day trips.
K&F has already made a name for itself with camera accessories, especially filters and tripods.
I'm comparing the K&F backpack to my Grams shoulder bag (28) and the Lowepro Flipside 400AW III.
The Lowepro is too big for me for vacations and trips – although it does hold most of my wedding photography equipment. The shoulder bag can hold either the R6 with the 24-105mm lens or two smaller lenses for a walk. The compact and lightweight K&F backpack even fits the drone and controller in addition to the three lenses. Amazing! It really doesn't look like it could hold that much.
However, it gets quite cramped with the larger lenses. In terms of quality, you can see and feel a difference compared to the Lowepro – but it also costs more than twice as much. The padding for the equipment is similar, but the straps and back panel on the Lowepro are better/more ergonomically padded.
But anyway, the K&F also comes with an all-weather cover and a bit more flat storage space in the lid. I would have been thrilled if the zipper had been on the back like on the Flipside (as theft protection). Despite everything, I'm very happy with the backpack and it's truly an all-rounder that I trust with my gear for day trips.
22/07/2025