Camera Sling Bag Crossbody Bag Waterproof Camera Shoulder Backpack DSLR/SLR/Mirrorless Camera Case

This proved useful quickly. The bag seems very durable and is well-padded. The angled shoulder strap is helped by side straps that keep the thing in place nicely, and there's bottom straps for a small tripod or umbrella. All in all a nice fit and well made. As for capacity, it easily holds my canon R62, an RF24-105 lens, an EF50 lens w/ RF adaptor, spare batts, polarizer lens in case, and misc small stuff in the main pouch. The zippered pockets are useful and the key ring is a nice touch (though can be tight). The only odd thing is the internal 'shell' which is removable and has some odd folds in it. I was able to get it set up okay, but there was no guide for the proper fit of the shell. Otherwise, a good buy at a decent price. I'll use this a lot for walking-around photography.

I've always been a camera backpack person throughout the years in my journey of photography. My first camera sling bag was a Peak Design bag that I bought as my first camera bag. I was constantly running into storage issues with minimal space, which soured my experience with it. I ended up returning it and sticking with backpacks. Now that I am doing professional shoots, I am in dire need of a small, quick-access bag to take extra lenses with me. More importantly, I wanted a bag that was enough to fit my camera and lens, as well as 1 extra lens, without being bulky. This K&F bag popped up as the cheapest but most functional of all the $100+ bags. And it truly delivers in every category. It has ample space for my R6Mkii + 28-70mm + any other prime lens. It has compartments for lens filters and indicated pouches for charged and discharged batteries. Zippers run smoothly and are easy to open, and quick to access my gear. The outside material seems to bead water away, which was the opposite with my Peak Design sling and has singlehandedly made me love sling bags again. I can't believe such a quality product is available for a quarter of the price most "premium" companies sell for, and it comes with 95% of the features they advertise. This is why I've been with K&F ever since I began this journey!

I purchased this bag to replace the one provided by DJI with my Mini 4 Pro. Although the DJI bag is excellent quality, the bag itself is small and I quickly outgrew it. The K&F Concept 10L sling bag is a perfect upgrade, allowing me to carry my drone, 5 batteries, charger, RC 2 controller and extra ND filters (like the excellent K&F Concept ND filter set for the Mini 4 Pro.) I can also carry spare props, tools, memory cards, etc - even a compact landing pad! It's perfect! A zippered interior top pocket holds small parts while the large exterior zippered pocket holds a compact landing pad with ease. I can also keep paperwork, licenses or other documentation with me in the rear exterior zippered pocket. Best of all, the bag never gets bulky or overburdened. With all this stuff inside, the bag feels solid - yet roomy - and is easy to carry with me all day. It can also be slipped into a larger backpack or suitcase for travel, making it the perfect travel companion for my drone. There is a convenient handle on the top/side of the bag, making it secure to carry by hand. A rock solid sling style strap allows over the shoulder carry and for long hikes, I've been carrying the whole thing in a backpack to keep my drone parts organized and protected in rough conditions. I love this bag for it's price point. If you've compared, many other bags in this size are coming in at 3 times the price. K&F Concept has done a remarkable job of making this bag a solid choice on all fronts.

This K&F sling bag is a very good bag for the money but has some limitations. First of all, the bag has moderate padding, and it isn't a bag designed to protect your gear from major falls onto cement or rocks. You can add some padding to meet your needs. The rigid divider has some flexibility, but I was tempted to try some dividers instead but ended up using the divider included to create three interior compartments. The overall construction is excellent considering the price and the bag is comfortable to wear. Another advantage is that the bag doesn't look like a high-end camera bag with a well-known name that screams "expensive gear inside.... steal me!" I purchased the bag with the intention of creating a lightweight bag for my Olympus M10 Mark iv with Fotodiox grip attached and smaller lightweight lenses (14-42 kit lens, Panasonic 15mm prime, Oly 45mm f 1.8 prime, and Oly 40-150 mm kit lens). The bag easily holds that gear plus other accessories. I could easily carry a small flash in one of the pockets and there is plenty of room for batteries, filters, cleaning supplies, etc. I wanted to be able to have two different bags ready to go, one for casual walk around and/or traveling trips and another bag for my high-end gear for nature photography, studio type work, etc. I wouldn't consider the bag suitable for my Oly M10 Mark iii and Pro 2.8 12-40 mm and 40-150 mm lenses, and I would want a bag with better padding for that gear. But the bag proved to be a workable solution for a lightweight grab and go bag! K&F should consider making a slightly different version of this bag with better padding (especially bottom and top panels) and the divider should have more padding incorporated. They should also enclose some traditional type pads for replacing or augmenting the Origami inspired divider. It would have to cost a little more but would make the bag more appealing for photographers that have pricier gear and/or use their gear in situations where more protection is needed. I may sound a bit critical, but I am happy with this bag and it works well for what I wanted to accomplish. It's certainly a very good bag for the price and can be adapted for various types of gear and/or personal stuff. K&F offers a lot of very nice gear, and I already own one of their carbon fiber tripods. I will be looking at some of their other bags for my pro gear and wouldn't hesitate to recommend the company for camera gear. 10/6/2025 Update: I ordered the large version of the bag for my larger Olympus gear and what I've said about the smaller bag applies also to the larger bag. The larger bag has an incredible amount of storage space, actually more than I normally need but works well for larger camera bodies and lenses. This bag comfortably holds the Olympus M1 Mark iii camera body along with the 12-40 f2.8 Pro lens and 40-150 f2.8 Pro lens and there is room to carry 2 or more lenses depending on their size. There's plenty of room for the Olympus 60 mm macro lens along with the Olympus 45mm f1.8 prime and a Panasonic Leica 30mm 1.7 prime lens. In the pocket, I could also carry a flash unit and battery charger if needed. The ZINZ Ultra Thick & Breathable Universal Shoulder Pad makes a huge difference in the comfort of this bag because of the weight of the M1 and pro lenses. K&F really needs to include a better and longer shoulder pad. It is possible to put the M1 body with the 40-150 Pro zoom attached in the bag in a vertical position, but there is just enough room to zip up the bag. As a result, I keep the 12-40 Pro lens attached to the body and the 40-15 Pro zoom in a separate cubby.

I chose this camera bag because it is top loading, but when set down the bag is resting on the camera’s side, not resting on the lens as with some other top loading bags. I am able to fit my Nikon Z6ii with 20mm f/1.8 S lens attached, and another lens, plus spare battery and a few other small things. Seems a bit tight at first, but you don’t want anything loose! This bag is small enough to fit inside my backpack along with a bunch of other things, so I can use the bag by itself for quick day trips, or stuff in in the backpack for more involved shoots; which was one of my goals. My only complaints are that the shoulder strap only has a quick release on one end, so can’t be removed, and the bottom straps for the tripod should have quick release clips but they don’t, so getting the tripod off is not so quick and easy. The bottom straps are able to hold my smallest Manfrotto tripod (BeFree carbon fiber), which is great. And I am able to stuff most of the shoulder strap into the front pocket. It would be better if the shoulder strap completely unclipped so I could put the whole thing in the pocket and zipper it shut. Otherwise I think this is a really nice camera bag, and I would recommend it.

I’m giving it five stars despite not being perfect, since it’s more of a personal preference of mine- the only thing I would change is to extend the middle pockets zipper and add webbing so that the pocket can open wider- currently, if the sling is fully packed, it’s a little annoying putting the camera in/taking it out. That said, the actual capacity and quality is great. I can fit: Fuji camera body 17-70mm lens with its hood Spare filters Spare batteries 2x battery banks Cleaning wipes Phone Keys Cables And more. Technically I can fit another compact lens, but it’s a little tighter than I’d like, so I just bring one lens with me. But if you have two smaller lenses, they’d totally fit. The strap is adjustable and comfortable, the zippers feel great, it’s just the right size for street photography or everyday use with a mirrorless camera. It holds up to rain well, and it feels at least three times as expensive as it really is.

In the world of camera accessories this bag is actually pretty cheap and due to that it’s a no brainer though a couple things could be improved. The main compartment is quite large though the divider insert eats a lot of that space. Removing the divider allows me to fit an a7iii attached to a sigma 100-400 and an extra sigma 24-70 inside, with a cloth for padding on the extra lens. If you’re careful with that setup i wasn’t too worried about its safety in that configuration. I put a few extras (battery, filter, cleaning) in the front pouch and some gum in the back, so overall did exactly what I bought it for. If they included other removable dividers you could probably configure it a little better and still have padding, though the included one is a nice design, just eats up your space. Other main complaint is the shoulder strap needs a pad so it doesn’t dig into your neck, which is uncomfortable though I had a lot of weight in it so others may not have that issue. I’m looking at getting an aftermarket one but it should probably have come with it, most things do. Also the little clip that is supposed to keep the slack on the strap up slides back down. This didn’t really bother me when I used it but it looks a bit sloppy, definitely could use a tighter clip or one with a grippy rubber surface so this doesn’t happen. Looks are very nice, easy to load up, seems high quality, and is attractive without being too “camera-y”. Don’t need to draw attention to equipment. Portability is good and it holds a lot for its size.

I’m an amateur photographer that was looking for an inexpensive bag to carry my camera in other than my Chrome sling bag where my camera isn’t the most secure. You’ll come to learn that camera bags can be pricy. Although this one is priced a lot lower than other name brand bags, this K&F bag is high quality. The strap is adjustable, so the bag can sit tighter to my body or hang at my side. There’s plenty of small pockets for things like batteries, a charger, keys, phone, and lens filters. I can even fit a small Sennheiser microphone in there securely. The main compartment can be divided however you want with a hard shell divider for decent projection: one large compartment, 60/40 split, or into thirds. I attached some pictures showing this and all the gear I can comfortably and securely fit in this bag.

Dieser Sling Bag macht meine Fuji GFX 50S mit aufgesetztem 45-100mm Objektiv beinahe zu einer "Immer-dabei-Kamera". Okay, es gibt leichtere (Kamera)Lösungen, allerdings nicht mit dieser Bildqualität. Doch steht das auf einem anderen Blatt und es geht ja hier um die Tasche in der 10 ltr. Version, die eben für schwerere Kameras gedacht ist. Die Bodys der KB-Boliden sind unwesentlich kleiner und leichter. Lediglich deren Glas ist deutlich kompakter und leichter. Diese Tasche ist sehr gut verarbeitet. Die Reisverschlüsse arbeiten leichtgängig und es gibt reichlich zusätzliche Fächer um Akku, Speicherkarten und ggf. Filter nebst Putztuch mit sich führen zu können. Auch ein Smartphone lässt sich in der Zusatztasche zum Rücken hin geräumig und somit zugriffssicher verstauen. Meine Brieftatsche brächte ich auch noch unter. Der Tragekomfort ist durch den breiten Gurt recht gut. Selbiger ist ruck zuck verstellt und die Tasche lässt sich auch um den Bauch schnallen und in dieser Position zum Rücken drehen. Alles in allem eine sehr praktische und wertige Angelegenheit zu etwa einem Drittel des Preise einer Peak Design-Tasche, die vielleicht besser gefallen mag, doch gehe ich mit der Tasche auf Foto-Tour und nicht auf den Laufsteg. Für mich überwiegt die Praktikabilität, die m.E. der Peak Design Taschen überlegen ist. Deren Form schränkt enorm ein. Dafür sind sie noch fester gebaut, was sie aber auch deutlich schlechter verstaubar macht. Das ist für den Fall, dass man sein komplettes Fotoequipment in einem großen Fotorucksack mitnimmt und den Sling Bag platzsparend im Koffer verstauen möchte, um am Urlaubsort für Spaziergänge auf eine leichtere und einfache Transportmöglichkeit für seine Kamera nicht verzichten zu müssen, nicht unbedeutend. Am äußeren Boden der Tasche befinden sich noch zwei Gurte, die wohl für ein Stativ gedacht sind. Das halte ich für widersinnig, denn ein Stativ von benötigter Größe für schwere Bodys + Glas müssten recht groß und schwer sein, um dem Auslösen aus der Hand gegenüber einen echten Vorteil zu bieten. Ein solches Stativ von ca. 1,2 bis 2 kg machte dann eine solche Tasche sehr sperrig und schwer. Dafür würde ich dann doch eher einen Rucksack wählen, der dann mit Sicherheit komfortabler zu tragen wäre und noch mehr Raum böte. Kurz um dieser Sling Bag lädt dazu ein, sich für Fotospaziergänge, auch längere, auf das Wesentlichste zu beschränken und selbst mit "schwerem Gerät" immer schussbereit zu sein.

Très agréablement surpris ! De bonne facture pour son prix et la protection interne semble bien résistante

Don’t usually write reviews as I would just ask for a return, but this was a last minute purchase as I ordered this sling bag for my trip to Amsterdam. Product came resealed with old yellow tape, dog/cat hair all over the bag, creases everywhere.. can’t really say more than I was never let down by this brand until today.

Lovely just what I needed to put all my gear in, love the colour, and quality item can't wait to use it

Zainetto di piccole dimensioni ma di grande possibilità di utilizzo. Riposto nello spazio in basso una Canon EOS 1100D con il suo obbiettivo 18-55. A fianco un tele 70-300 e dall'altra parte il paraluce del tele. La zip bidirezionale con pratiche linguette antiscivolo. Nella parte superiore trova posto un cavalletto mini, una torcia led, il polsino del sistema di fissaggio al polso della reflex. In due taschine posso farci stare le schede SD e il telecomando a filo Canon. Nella tasca anteriore spazio per un tablet 10 pollici. Due fettucce a sgancio rapido per un treppiede e fettuccia robusta per prendere lo zainetto. Tasca latera dove ci sta una bottiglia d'acqua da 500 ml. Gadget: Pompetta ad aria per pulizia Panno in microfibra Bottiglietta con spruzzino per detergere le ottiche Pennellino a scomparsa per le ottiche Panni per pulizia ottiche Copri zaino impermeabile in caso di pioggia Il tutto in una bustina con zip Decisamente un ottimo sistema di trasporto. Dimensioni ridotte per uso leggero ma ottimo. Finiture accurate e gadget che NON fanno rimpiangere altri marchi. Ne avevo visto uno simile a 120 € ma "nudo" ossia senza tutto quello che ho elencato. Questo a 1/3 del prezzo di qualità d'insieme superiore. Consigliatissimo.