Sling Camera Bag Backpack for Travel Photography 9.06*5.51*14.57 inches

 I am a bit surprised by how much I like this. I have had a pretty large and bulky camera bag that I have been using for the past 6 years. It is great for my go-to bag when I travel by plane but recently I had been getting jealous of my brother who has a bag like this sling backpack. It is just so lightweight and much easier to take around.The design for this thing is fantastic. Everything is really compact but it is roomy enough that you can put just about all the camera gear you need. I think the only gear you may not be able to pack on this would be large lenses.The material and sewing of this is solid. The zippers all glide without catching or slowing down.I really love how easy it is to pull out my camera, then take a few shots and put the camera back in and be on my merry way. Up until I got this backpack, when I would hike, I would just hike with a camera in my hand all the time because it was too much work to have to take my large backpack off then unzip everything just to get out the camera. This really simplifies the process and makes things painless and easy. I really love this backpack!

I particularly like the design of this bag. I appreciate how the large camera compartment is separate from the lens' compartment. The camera space is quite big, as you'll see in my photo using an Xbox controller for scale. Speaking of the lens compartment, there's tons of room for accessories of all kinds. The segmented divider is fairly thick. Nothing moves around once its in place. You can also access through the side door for any quick grab items if you don't want to fully open the lens case.•• How's the build quality? ••The material feels great, particularly the plastic buckles. Each of them is thick, not flimsy. I can see them lasting a long time. As with all bags from China, I was worried about the quality of the zippers, but there were zero problems. I've zipped and unzipped them many times without any snags or drag.•• Overall ••This is a well-designed, basic camera bag. No complaints. If I encounter any issues, I will update. If you have any questions, please leave a comment.Update 10/02/2017:I recently acquired a climbing gym membership. I have to carry shoes, a harness, and a couple of small items in it. I didn't want to use my large backpack, so I busted out the K&F Concept Sling. If you remove all of the slotted material, you end up with a tiny backpack perfect for carrying small loads.I've had no issues with the build quality over time. I will continue to update as I use it.

This bag is just so great!Let me start by saying that photography and cinematography are just hobbies of mine, I am not some big time professional.HOWEVER, this bag is perfect for someone like me.I don't carry around a million lenses and a thousand accessories. I have stuff, just a few lenses, a few accessories, a tripod or two, and a camera. I just need something that can handle that light load and also be in a small footprint. This camera bag is perfect. I'm not a huge fan of a sling, but this is growing on me. It has enough room to hold all of my stuff with room to spare, and the accessories that they include for free are great as well.There's enough padding in the bag to make me confident that my gear will be safe and sound. It's slightly water resistant, if you're walking through some quick rain, it'll be fine, but I wouldn't recommend submerging your stuff or long term exposure to the elements.All in all, this bag is affordable, does the job, and is really handy to have around.

Very nice camera bag.. Has lots of room for camera supplies and film.. Great size, actually bigger then I expected..

Nice sling bag but : 1. My Nikon D5500 fits a little bit tight with the charger, the 18-55mm and 70-300mm lenses. 2. Regarding de rain cover, I used once and the seams starts to tear up.