I like this bag and it fits all of the gear I'd want to use. The bag material feels good and sturdy.

I personally like one shoulder or the side bags, personal preference. Never got one for a camera though. Now that I have got this, I am very happy with this. This is a very well-made bag. The quality is topnotch, and the dividers set up really well. When the dividers aren't there though, I can actually push it smaller and that is such a blessing as space is always tight.
Now, I can only carry a select few things with this, minimal stuff, but there is space for the tripod at the bottom. Ideally I use this when I am going to places or in closed locations, not when I am walking around NYC. My other bags are more secure, this is just hanging off the side.
One thing I like specially is that there is a water bottle slot, at the same time it is also the thing I dont like as my water bottle is a bit big and I can't have too many things inside the bag as then the bottle doesn't fit. To be clear, smaller or differently shaped bottles fit in better. That is an issue I can live with, because I won't be carrying this bag when I am walking about so I don't need a lot of water. As such, a good bag.

This is quite a nice camera bag and it’s very neutral. As room for all your materials and the size itself is not bad at all. Gray comes in is quite neutral and I really appreciate it.

This sling bag works really well for a quick carry set-up for hauling a camera and a couple of lenses. It is small and discrete and doesn't look like a typical camera bag, which is nice. The interior is spacious and easily fits my gear. It could hold a camera body and 3 lenses, or a camera w/ lens and a flash.

The bag is a bit noisy. The double lined material is very noisy when it rubs against itself. The synthetic fabric makes it loud - which might be a detourant if you're doing street or animal photography.

The clasps and handles are also a bit awkward, playing double duty. The clasp closure for the font pockets double as the tripod holder (below). This makes it secure, but not super quick to access the pouches Simularly, the top carry straps connect together with a small snap to connect them. This is another step to access the inside. I would have preferred a single handle that was stronger (and could fit around a luggage handle) for airport usage.

But for the price point, size, and build quality, this is a great deal. If you don't need to worry about quick access or noise, this is an attractive and secure camera bag with agreat look.

This bag, along with most products I've purchased from K&F Concept, really punches above its weight and represents great value for both hobby and professional photographers. As a semi-professional photographer (I earn income from photography but it is not my main income), I really like having a camera bag that doesn't scream "this is a camera bag full of expensive gear!" and this bag fits the bill perfectly. It's an understated, classic-looking messenger bag that just so happens to have thick padding and dividers to make sure your expensive gear doesn't get knocked around and damaged. While the plastic clips for the tripod loops do detract from the premium look a bit, the rest of the bag has a very premium look and feel and the outside feels durable and the straps all feel robust and there's plenty of padding in the shoulder pad.

Functionally, the bag works great and has room for my mirrorless camera and two or three lenses, depending on the size of the chosen equipment. There are two front pockets that snap shut to hold batteries, memory cards, filters and cleaning cloths, and there's plenty of space for all of those items. I do wish there were a pocket or compartment within the main part of the bag to hold small items so you didn't have to open two separate parts of the bag to get your camera and a spare battery, but it's a small gripe. I'm very pleased with this bag and look forward to taking it out on future photography adventures.

This product was sent to me for review, as part of Amazon Vine. The below is my own real-world experience of using it.

In terms of quality, it appears to have been well-made; the fabric used is very durable, which also contains a thick and obvious layer used for waterproofing. Inside, there are some removable panels that can be arranged as you see fit; I found the hook and loop fastenings on these to be exceptionally strong, providing peace of mind about any stored cameras/lenses not shuffling about unnecessarily.

I would say that the bag is easy to hold and carry - the shoulder strap in particular has a good amount of padding - hopefully, no need to worry about anything digging in or rubbing the skin. It's compact enough to not feel cumbersome under the arm, too.

In summary, a good value item.

It’s the right size for carrying my canon and accessories like lenses and batteries. The bag is well-padded, keeping my camera safe and secure, and the crossbody design makes it comfortable to wear for long periods. There’s plenty of space for all my photography gear, and the compartments are well-organised and easy to access. The material feels durable and looks stylish too.

Quick backstory: A few months ago I bought a smaller sling bag from Kentfaith, perfect to carry my A6700 & 2 'everyday' lenses. I recently decided to change the 'everyday' lenses, both larger than my current ones, rendering the current bag a little too 'cosy'...

This K&F Concept Camera Sling Bag has a much larger internal volume, permitting me to carry my A6700 and both Tamron 17-70 & Sony 70 - 350 lenses internally using the provided spacers. As well as 3 filters & 2 spare batteries in the external pockets. (Both lenses are sold by Amazon...)

With the strap adjusted correctly the sling bag feels both comfortable & secure in use. Carrying with the handles, which can be held together with a press stud, is also comfortable and feels well-balanced with my current arrangement.

The K&F Concept Camera Sling Bag has 2 elasticated side pockets, a full length pocket with closing flap, which has 2 half-length pockets as well as a single full length pocket internally. A full length pocket, sealed with a hook & loop patch at the rear, handy to carry microfibre cloths, or mobile phone etc.

There are 2 adjustable straps to permit carrying a travel tripod on the bottom of the bag (Yes, I have a K&F Concept tripod too!), making a neat and easily carried photo walk package.

The fabric used is soft, with some padding to protect the contents from shock, feels durable, but I've not been out in the rain to test water resistance yet.

The K&F Concept Camera Sling Bag duits my requirements very well, will carry all I need for most trips, and my full size bag can live in the car when I've loaded the sling bag. worth 5 stars to me!

As a videographer with extensive equipment, I use the right transport solution for every situation. For concerts and weddings, I have a large suitcase and a photo backpack. For smaller projects where I only need a camera and lighting, I use a compact backpack. When traveling, I often use a small camera bag. So, like a woman, I need a specific bag for every occasion :D . And that's the case here too.

This bag has space for up to three cameras or a camera with two LED lights. It is extremely versatile and allows for flexible interior design thanks to the removable dividers. Without the dividers, it becomes flat and compact, which creates additional space when needed. The high-quality material feels pleasant and gives a robust impression.

One point of criticism, however, is the number of pockets: additional compartments on the left and right would be desirable to increase the storage space for batteries. In addition, the front pocket would have deserved a zipper, as it is used for important items that should be better secured.

Overall, I am very happy with the bag. However, pay attention to the variants when ordering: I tested the gray version, the black one seems to be a completely different model.

I tend to flip flop about what sort of camera bags I use. I have a collection of the traditional square ones with handles and attachments at the side in various sizes. I also have a couple of backpack style bags. I find the first sort awkward to carry at times because the style of construction requires you to have them at your side. The backpacks are difficult to access quickly.

The major feature to me about using this K&F photography bag is the the shoulder strap latches are at diagonally opposite corners. This means that when you wear the bag it naturally falls diagonally across your front: if you are right handed this is across your right hand trouser pocket. This seems to me to be an ideal position for quick access whilst, at the same time, not obstructing your front where you have your camera.

The size of the bag is a convenient 12 inches long, 5 inches wide and 9 inches high. The height can be adjusted slightly by undoing two magnetic catches to give an extra 2 inches of height. The bag has the usual array of pockets and dividers that you find in camera bags and the strap points for carrying tripods.

Where this one scores is that the appearance and finish of it is exceptionally good. It is marketed as “retro” style and is genuinely much more fashionable than you might expect compared to my other utilitarian camera bags. It has very carefully applied (faux?) leather edging strips in dark brown which really complement the grey colour and a K&F logo badge in the same material. There is a wide and comfortable beautifully matching shoulder pad. Everything about the bag feels good quality ( which I have found you can expect from K&F): the zips, catches, straps, press studs and elasticated parts.

I like this bag a lot and will be putting my other camera bags back in the cupboard.