I have a lot of camera bags but I tend to have to go for the really large ones for my multiple drones, batteries, camera and lenses. I don't often travel light, but I'd like to occasionally and this bag is absolutely perfect for that purpose as it'll hold my drone while I carry my camera.

Instantly you can feel and see the quality of this bag, but that's to be expected with K&F. I have so much K&F stuff now and you just know what you're going to get. Nice big zipper handles, premium feel on the material, thick padding, nicely sized pockets, and a padded shoulder strap.

I thought I wouldn't be a fan of the green as the rest of my wardrobe is black, but the green is actually really nice, a fairly grey/green than some bright obnoxious colour.

This bag, if I was going to use it for my camera, would just about fit my Sony a7iv and potentially the Tamron 17-28 along with the 28-200. For lens cleaning wipes and a protein bar for my hike there's a whole separate pocket.

If you haven't had a sling bag before you'll love how you can just whip the bag around and quickly get whatever you need from it.

I really like this camera bag and I find only good things about it. I use it to carry my Nikkon and even though it is a hybrid camera with an imposing zoom, it easily fits in the bag along with all its accessories.
I appreciate the fact that it is well reinforced and that it effectively protects my camera from possible shocks during transport.
What I like is its adjustable strap and once on the back it does not swing and for my use it is perfect and I highly recommend it!

The camera shoulder bag is very practical for photoshoots. It is well designed and offers good protection for cameras and accessories. However, be careful if you have a camera like mine, the Canon EOS 5D with a grip, because it does not fit in the bag, which forces me to systematically remove the grip. Despite this small inconvenience, it is an excellent choice for carrying more standard photo equipment.

Bag specially designed to carry DSLR cameras or any type of analogue cameras, with plenty of interior space and pads that can be positioned according to our needs. We were very excited to get it, but when we adapted it to our camera we were slightly disappointed.

The outer fabric is very resistant to friction and rejects splashes well, although it is not completely waterproof, it has a good finish and the seams are firm.
On the inside we have a protective foam and a soft fabric to protect the elements.
It has very practical pockets on the outside and the interior is completely customizable.

On the other hand, after several tests, we must indicate that:
_ The lenses must be small or medium to be carried in a vertical position. In our case, an EFS 55-250mm no longer fits, since there is only 10 cm. of interior height, therefore it must be carried horizontally, sacrificing the entire area and losing some space.
_ The camera cannot carry lenses larger than that either, since there is only 19 cm. of total width in the central area where the camera would go. _ On the other hand, the central dividers are very short, as they do not allow you to tighten the camera in the centre and return to the corners, something that has totally disappointed us, as there are only two solutions, leaving the camera loose or sacrificing a space to fit it well.

In general terms, this backpack is magnificent in terms of quality of materials, finishes and exterior design, as long as you like the style of carrying it across your body.
On the other hand, before buying it, you should check the measurements carefully to see if it fits the needs of your camera, as you can see in the supplier's photos, only professional and large cameras fit, but they do not take into account large lenses...

The Shoulder Bag is delivered in a sealed plastic bag.

After taking it out I see that it is small on the outside but the inside is different because thanks to its spacers which you can place to your liking, it allows you to put several things in an orderly and accessible way. You have this model in several colors to choose from.

It is made with top quality materials and is waterproof on the outside, although it does not have a waterproof cover like its older sisters, the backpacks, but this one is designed for when you go out with just your camera and a couple of lenses on a leisurely trip and you do not want to carry all your equipment, just what is necessary and as light as possible.

In my case, in these situations I usually carry three fixed focal lenses and a small tripod or a zoom lens plus one or two fixed focal lenses, but I always carry a tripod, either a small one like the one seen in the video or one of those with moldable legs that can be attached to anywhere.

The backpack has a few compartments, one upper one that is small and the lower one where we can adjust it to our needs with the Velcro modules that we can put according to how we want to adapt it to the equipment we carry.

The seams are of very good quality and the padding of the backpack protects it from possible small blows that you can give it with something.

The back is breathable as well as the strap which is wide to distribute the weight better. It also has a circular strap which makes the weight of it better distributed and keeps it fixed to our body.

Being a shoulder bag type we can carry it on our back or on our chest, if we choose the latter the access to the camera will be faster than if we carry it on our back although thanks to the quick opening system, if we choose to carry it on our back with a couple of movements we can take out the camera quickly as well.

An ideal shoulder bag for going out into the city, on a trip, or taking photos so that the complete equipment does not weigh us down. Backed by a well-known brand like K&F.

I used this bag on an 11 mile hike yesterday, temp started at 12C and ended up around 18C, total elevation gain 250metres, carrying the below

Fujifilm X-T5
70-300mm lens (fitted to the camera, whilst in the bag)
16-80mm lens
2 x SD card and one battery in the black pocket on the flap of the pack
1 x small Joby Gorillapod in the top pocket
3 small snacks (small trail mix bags etc)
1 x 500ml bottle of water
1 x hat

Pro’s

1. The bag was comfortable to wear. I didn’t have back or shoulder ache when I got home, not really felt anything when I was out.
2. It’s easy to access. Just slide it around you, and the zips and pockets are exactly where you’d want them to be to extract the camera.
3. The bag sat against me, in such a way that part of it rested against the waistband of my trousers, and the rest of the pack leant slightly away from me, creating an airgap, so no obscenely sweaty back on this trip
4. It feels a little heavy at first, but soon enough, you forget about it.
5. It sticks with you. In that you can climb a stile, gate or fence, and it didn’t slide around me
6. The thinking behind the zips is clever. they all have loops that can meet in the same place on the bag, so if you are bothered about security of your camera, you can just put a small lock through the loops

Things i’d change…

1. Add a small mesh pocket to the side you lift up to get the camera, just so I have a place to hide my lens cap whilst using the camera
2. The bottom does have padding, but it also seems quite thin. Maybe 5mm. I wouldn’t want to drop bag with the camera in it….
3. Whilst I complimented the comfort, the strap did get sweaty. There are packs out there with straps that are mostly mesh and wider to spread the load. Maybe that is a future option. Also, if the pack was to lay against my back, I wouldn’t be confident in its breathability. It’s just mesh and foam, not even an airchannel foam type system
4. Make the strap that goes under the right arm to keep it stable, adjustable in it’s placement

Conclusion

If you’re looking for an every day carry camera bag with a set up similar to mine, this is probably your best bet. You can use it for small hikes, but bear in mind, you can’t carry much more than what i stated.

Note - I can’t comment on its waterproofness

I had seen a video where the backpack had a rain cover inside, but that is not the case. It comes in a bag and the first impression is that it weighs nothing. As you can see in the images, I put the Nikon D7500 in it with an 18-200 mm. It is very tight but it closes. The Tokina 11-16 mm, a 50 mm and the 300 mm. This is the one that you have to put in with a little force or carry it horizontally. In the upper space an Osmo Mobile gimbal is more than enough. Now in winter, with the coat on, I miss a longer strap.

Tool for carrying a small amount of photographic equipment. It fits a reflex with a 24-70mm without any problems, two additional lenses and in the upper compartment a GoPro or an OSMO Pocket. Padded shoulder strap, sturdy straps, fabric that did not fully convince me. Mid-range product, perfect for those outings where you do not want to use a backpack. Lots of pockets and all very comfortable. Resistant materials. Reliable product also for nature excursions. If you use mirrorless, there is enough space for three bodies and some pancake lenses. It also has space for the aluminum water bottle. Honest price.

Cameratas met enkele schouderband van 10 liter. Het product wordt verpakt in een plastic zak en bestaat uit twee hoofdvolumes plus twee gaasvakken; de bovenste zak is de kleinste, terwijl de onderste het hoofdvolume is, ook uitgerust met 5 verdelers met klittenband (2 langere en 3 kleinere) en een elastiek met klittenband, om de ruimte naar behoefte te kunnen indelen lijkt jou; de "deur" van de grote zak gaat zijdelings open en daarop bevindt zich een gaasvak met ritssluiting; aan de buitenkant zit een gaasvak met elastiek aan de bovenkant, de gehele rugzak is waterdicht en goed gewatteerd (je uitrusting wordt goed beschermd), net als de schouderband; zowel aan de achterkant als aan de voorkant zitten riemen met klikgespen om de veiligheid te vergroten (om de stabiliteit van de schouderband te verbeteren en om de rits aan de achterkant gesloten te houden). Kortom: een uitstekend, perfect product om fotoapparatuur mee te nemen zonder gedoe; sterk aanbevolen!

After more than 15 years of adventures and honorable service, the time had come to replace my old Tamrac photographic backpack.
It was a somewhat painful choice because you become attached to certain objects and after a long time of use you appreciate their strengths and weaknesses linked to inevitable wear and tear.
I took advantage of this opportunity offered by Amazon, risking a bit. When I go out on vacation or for a photographic job, I don't bring many lenses with the camera body, maximum 3 depending on my needs. A small backpack like this is ideal for my use. The doubt I had when I saw it in the photo and read the measurements was that the camera body of my Pentax, which usually has a side grip and the 50-300 zoom, could not be positioned on the side opening of the bag, protruding out.
Fortunately, the reflex camera as described fits perfectly and the shoulder bag is really beautiful.
It is very light, I noticed it even before unpacking the package in which it arrived, it is about half the weight of my old backpack, it seems little but when you go out for hours or entire days every extra pound becomes a problem for your back in the long run.
I have already said that my Pentax fits perfectly, but in the main compartment there is enough space to accommodate at least two more lenses, the upper compartment is also quite large, it is also excellent for storing documents, a cell phone, a light waterproof jacket etc. So much space in a bag that appears small in size.
The external open side pocket is excellent, useful for holding a water bottle or a mini tripod.
Finally, a special mention for the shoulder strap, which is very soft. The finishing and stitching are really well done and the fabrics appear light but resistant.
Unfortunately it is not waterproof, a problem that the manufacturer could have solved by providing a suitable rain cover to cover it, unfortunately there is no trace of this accessory, I will have to bring along an inelegant plastic bag to protect the expensive equipment. I also did not understand what was meant by anti-theft lock as written in the descriptions, even having the backpack in my hands now I did not find anything that suggests a system against thieves.
Small further note, personally and out of habit, I would have also appreciated the presence of a small external front pocket, I had one on the tamrac and it was very useful for storing documents on trips.
In any case, beyond my last critical observations and in light of the price at which it is proposed, this turns out to be a good product, I also recommend it to those like me who will use it medium-intensively, I hope it can accompany me for many more years like my old backpack did, now it is on its umpteenth washing in the washing machine before going to rest in the cellar!