Serves me well to bring everything I need for video shooting. Apart from my equipment I also take my Kindle, a notebook and a pen with me.

Serves me well to bring everything I need for video shooting with me.

Wow, is this bag still this great? The shoulder strap is top quality with great padding, a smooth texture, and a massive buckle. The buckle is plastic, yes, but that only helps keep the weight down. It doesn't feel flimsy or cheap at all. As for the exterior, the outer wall is rubberized, making it mostly waterproof, but the rest is really just water resistant. The four zippers on the top and back have great pulls, making them easy to open and easy to move around on the trail. No sticky spots anywhere. I would say that the little fabric flap on the side where the shoulder strap attaches (just above the side pockets) hides the top two zippers when they're fully closed. It's really no big deal if you don't close the compartments all the way, and maybe even a safety feature to prevent them from opening very easily. But it can get a bit awkward if you want to quickly access the compartments. Speaking of which, the fuzzy lining inside the main compartment is incredibly soft and adheres well to the 4 included velcro dividers. You can basically stick them anywhere inside; but I might recommend doing it BEFORE you put anything in there. It can be tricky trying to maneuver the dividers while holding a piece of gear AND pushing the walls together. I've found this out from experience. Best to do it right and once, so you don't have to do it again. They're nice and stiff too, so they hold up really well. As for the other compartments, they only have nylon linings, but the front compartment with a rubberized exterior has pockets for batteries and extra cards. It's clear that someone knew what they were doing when they designed this bag, making sure water stays where it's not supposed to. I love that they also color coded the pockets. Amazing stuff. In fact, the only thing I would caution potential buyers about is the placement of the shoulder straps and straps. Unlike a traditional duffel bag where the top is pointing up and over, this one is both sideways and pointing toward the carrier. This obviously makes it more comfortable to carry, but a little awkward to try to access when it's on your shoulder or even on the floor. It's an interesting design that I'm still getting used to, but the overall quality of the bag is worth it. Strong straps, great materials, plenty of storage space, and a beautiful, sleek look. Five stars EASY.

This bag is sleek, compact, and has a ton of storage options and compartments for your camera. I wish there were some dividers to keep the lenses from touching the camera, since Canon lenses don't come with fabric covers like my old Nikons did.

excellent

This is a really nice bag. It is lightweight and very stylish! It doesn't even look like a camera bag. That's what drew me to the bag the most. The front has a leather look. I like this style of bag more than other bags I have, probably because my usual handbag is a shoulder bag and is just more comfortable. The bag is really big. I have a Canon RP that fits in the bag with room for lenses and just room for cameras. Inside the bag are removable and adjustable inserts to create dividers inside the bag. This makes it totally customizable to your needs. There are so many pockets and room to carry everything. The bag also has a tripod mount which is awesome!

Very nice and compact size,

The K&F Concept 10L shoulder bag is compact and perfect for carrying my Sony a7c ii safely. The casual design adapts to any situation, while the padding protects the equipment. Waterproof and durable, it is excellent even in bad weather. The adjustable shoulder strap is comfortable for long sessions. Excellent choice!

When it comes to camera bags I'm like my wife with shoes, I have loads of them, but they all have a different purpose (well that's my story and I'm sticking to it!). I have a Sony A7M3 and an A7C, I find I use the A7C more often, although there isn't much in between the sizes this bag fits either one with no problem. The A7C, with two medium sized lenses, a filter or two and a spare battery, fits in easily, although being a small lens it becomes difficult to reach and change. So not impossible, but a bit impractical if it's being slung over your shoulder at the time. It has a front zipped pocket, a main compartment, a separate laptop/tablet pocket and another zipped pocket on the back, plus expandable pockets for drinks bottles etc at each end and straps on the bottom for tripods. I personally never use the straps underneath for tripods and wish I could remove them, but alas no. I was able to slide my MacBook Pro 14 into the back compartment with no problem, so iPads etc will be no problem. The main compartment is a good size and the movable inserts give you plenty of packing options. The build quality is very good, the material, zips, padding etc are top notch. The strap is good, the shoulder pad is OK, not amazing. If you put heavy gear in it it will sag after a while I suspect, but that's not really any different to most other bags I own. It's nice to see that it has a handle on the back, so it can be carried by hand, or simply placed on the luggage handle. I hope my review was helpful

This was a gift for my wife as her old bag was already unsightly. She is delighted with this product because of its practicality and versatility. It is ideal for everyday use. Highly recommended!