This is not a huge bag, but it will comfortably hold my Lumix S5IIX with a 24-105 zoom and added space for some accessories, so it is ideal for a day out with camera and a zoom, plus filters, spare batteries, keys, and a wallet.

The front of the bag has a really strong padded surface that would ably protect against all but the hardest of knocks, and this can be zipped open to reveal a space for accessories.

There is also a secret zipped compartment at the back of the bag, a strong handle, tripod straps, and a decently capable shoulder strap. This comes in two sizes, and I ordered the medium.

The zips are good with a smooth action, and the interior material seems durable without being abrasive. I’m basically impressed by the quality of materials here and the strength of construction in a small, inexpensive bag.

I love this brand; I completely trust their products and haven't been disappointed yet.

A very nice bag for carrying my camera and accessories, replacing my bulky backpack.

What I particularly like is the multitude of pockets, both inside and out. Furthermore, the bag is really sturdy, the shoulder strap is perfect—wide and attaches securely with its metal hooks. So far, I've been using it, and it's not at all bulky or heavy.

Well thought out and made camera bag, all the stitching and fastenings look well done, should stand up to a bit of use. The fabric material is robust looking and is advertised as waterproof.

The main compartment opens from the back of the pack, giving ready access to your equipment

My OM5 mk II fits easily with a 12-200mm lenses attached, complete with lenses hood, leaving room (using the adjustable Velcro dividers to form a pocket for a flash and microphone under the camera grip) for a 12-45mm lenses or other larger lenses up to approx. 170mm long, with strap and spare battery pouch providing some additional padding.

The zip up pocket under the EVA hard shell has room for more spare batteries and the charger, along with other miscellaneous leads, cleaning tools etc. The hinge open design is ideal for keeping smaller accessories safe, as it forms a decent catchment area when open.

With the Velcro dividers there are other options available, being easy to reconfigure the space.

The strap is a solid construction, with metal fittings, while the addition of a trolley handle strap helps with handling baggage in the airport. The side pockets allow for a small water bottle, with a small tripod strapped underneath if required.

A good sized bag, ideal for day to day use with just the basics. My other option is a Vanguard VEO T22 BIB (bag in bag), which goes inside a normal messenger bag, this offers similar capacity in a bag which does not look too ‘camera bag’ which is what I aimed for using a BIB bag.

I rate K & F Concepts as a manufacturer, having some of their filters, cleaning kits, chargers, batteries and other kit; they make good products at a reasonable price.

/// DESIGN ///

A stylish and simple bag from K&F for your camera and accessories. Modern design with a slightly robust appearance due to the hard shell.

// BUILD QUALITY ///

The build quality is excellent. The camera bag is well-made, and the seams are neatly finished. Overall, it gives a high-quality impression that is appropriate for the price.

// FUNCTION ///

Initially, I was surprised because the medium size seems relatively small when packed, but you can actually manually reduce the width of the bag by shortening the straps on the bottom. This isn't immediately obvious, so it's worth taking a look at the bottom. Once properly opened, the bag is large enough to accommodate a medium-sized DSLR.

For example, a Canon R6 Mark II with a Sigma 35mm f/1.4 lens fits inside and is perfectly suited for a short, spontaneous photo trip. Anyone who needs interchangeable lenses and/or other accessories simply needs a larger bag, or rather, a backpack.

Besides the camera and lens, there's still room for smaller items. As mentioned, for a spontaneous "I'll just take some nice photos" outing, the bag makes a robust and functional impression.

/// POSITIVES AND NEGATIVES ///

+ Quality
+ Size
+ Price

/// CONCLUSION ///

The price-performance ratio is excellent. A great camera bag for a low price.

Compared to the Lowepro 65AW Toploader and the Grams28 shoulder bag, the K&F offers the most space. With the lens hood removed, even the R6 with the monstrous 28-70mm f/2.0 fits inside. A 24-105mm lens also fits easily, and there's even room for a small 50mm.

The quality is impeccable. The other two bags, however, have the advantage of a shoulder pad for more comfortable carrying. What I particularly like is the hard-shell protection, which provides extra impact protection and additional space for batteries, filters, or accessories.

The large opening makes accessing the camera easy. While the design is nice, I would prefer it if the zipper opened on the other side, i.e., towards the body.

These are just minor points I notice because, as a photographer, I've handled quite a few bags. Therefore, to be fair, for €30 the bag is really great in terms of workmanship, storage space and padding.

This article also shows the usual care that K&F Concept devotes to its products.
This is a medium-sized bag for purely photographic use. If we evaluate the product in terms of its price, there's really little to say; the quality/price ratio is excellent.
There are some very high-quality details, from the metal buckles to the hard EVA shell to the internal dividers (two included). I also really like the addition of a rear strap to secure it to the handle of a trolley.
Sure, some materials could be a little better, but to find that in similar products you'd have to spend four times as much.
I bought it to use with my instant camera, which fits perfectly, and the front compartments seem specifically designed for holding film. Beautiful!
I would recommend this product with all my heart to anyone looking for a bag that's not too large to hold a mirrorless body and one or two lenses.

This camera bag is very nicely made. It's is a bit smaller than expected, but will work fine for my camera and a smaller lens or two with some memory cards and batteries. Definitely wouldn't fit my 70-200, but I can always clip it on a handle if I really need to. The padding is nice, and the weight is low, so overall really good. It has multiple ways to carry, so that's nice too.

This camera sling bag is durable and waterproof. It comfortably fits my DSLR and extra lens. The EVA hard shell front protects my gear and the crossbody design makes it easy to carry around. The tripod holder is a nice bonus. The zippers feel sturdy and the compartments are well organized. Great choice for photographers on the go.

This is my first camera case a hard shell. Perfect protection. It has inside pockets for memory cards and batteries. However, the case is very small. It can only carry my sony a 7r5 with one short lens ie the 90 mm. It is advertised as small so I didn’t deduct a star. I do like that the strap is adjustable and multifunctional. It can be a sling or over the shoulder.

I love this bag even though I don't have a big camera. I use a DJI Osmo Pocket 3 for travel and work, but I have a lot of additional accessories I carry to use. This bag has enough space for all of that and keeps everything organized. I use for it for a general tech bag so I also have stuff like a power bank, miscellaneous wires, external drives, and so on. One of my favorite features is being able to strap my travel tripod to the bottom of the bag!!! I carry this bag along with my work backpack and it has helped me stay organized!! It's especially great for travel because I don't have random camera parts in different bags or luggage or getting scared something got lost. Quality is also great and definitely helps me squash imposter syndrome.