Ok&F Idea Digicam Backpack for Photographers Giant Waterproof Pictures Digicam Bag with Laptop computer/Tripod Compartment for Males Girls Black Orange

Best bang for your buck
In terms of value to cost ratio, I’m willing to say this is the single best backpack you can buy for traveling with your camera gear without spending hundreds of dollars on diminishing returns. It is feature-packed and the build quality is far better than I was expecting at this price point. It easily holds my camera body and two lenses as well as a pair of Beats Studio Pros with room for 2-3 more lenses depending on form factor of those particular lenses. The laptop sleeve perfectly holds my 12.9” iPad Pro with Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil and the clear, sealed pouch holds all my cables and adapters. The bag looks great, feels great, and performs great – all while coming in at a very attractive price point. I will for sure be checking out other options from this brand in the future.

Almost there – not for the largest lenses
This is a GREAT bag. It appears well-constructed: the two long interior dividers have rigid inserts, which is really nice. The padding seems sufficient. I wish the velcro were a little stronger and that it head velcro across the top panel also. It’s really nice looking: The black/red is great for Canon fans and the exterior logo is very small. The rain hood is a nice bonus, too.BUT it just won’t fit my RF 800 f11. And that also means it won’t fit the RF 100-500 and RF 200-800 I’m eyeballing. The length is fine but the whole bag needs like 1 more inch of interior width. You can try moving the panels around, but they have really short tabs (probably like almost any other bag) and so when you try to pull it over to make it work, it just doesn’t hold.I think this bag is a great value for most users. And people with the $2k lenses I mentioned up above probably have expensive cases. For $55, I thought about keeping it, but I really need a bag that fits everything.

Very impressed
Exactly what I was looking for. It’s compact yet holds many cameras and lenses. At the moment I have fit in it a Sony A7C with 80mm lens, Rolleiflex, Leica M6 with 3 lenses, a folding Zeiss Ikon and all with room to spare. Padding is great. It was not included in description but has a strap to attach to carryon luggage, which is important to me for travel. Seems all to be quality. Not bad for the price. Definitely recommended.

The Ideal Bag
This K&F Concept bag is by far the most ideal for me! I love the design, material and how it’s all set up! The price is unbeatable! I have yet to put the rest of my lenses in there, yet with what I do have in there already, there’s plenty of room!

I generally take too many things. This bag appears to meet my needs, with good quality to price ratio.Initial impressions based on loading with too much to reasonably take at once:1.Great quality, materials are seem to be durable.2. The bag is compact but due.to only having one large compartment and an ample supply of dividers i was able to safely pack too much gear (v = vertical when on back and s= on side)A – 2 apsc mirrorless bodiesB – 5 fast prime lenses (v – 85mm f1.4. s – 50mm f1.8, 30mm f1.4, 16mm f1.4, 12mm f2)C – 1 super zoom lenses (v 18 to 300mm f3.5 to 6.3)D – 1 fast standard zoom (v 17 – 70mm f2.8)E – 1 flash and diffuserF – 1 rain shellG – two camera strapsH – 7 batteries and a chargerJ – 1 travel tripodK- camera and lens cleaning suppliesL – a tabletIf I load it more reasonably I will be able to have a lighter bag with less risk to my back and of losing to much if it is lost or stolen.

Comfortable to wear, especially when heavily loaded. Accommodates all the gear I need for air travel, including a tablet and qualifies as an under seat bag (the smaller of your carry on bags).

Kamera und Zubehör lässt sich gut verstauen, gute Verarbeitung handlich und praktisch. Weiter zu empfehlen.