K&F Concept Camera Sling Bag 10L Camera Crossbody Shoulder Backpack DSLR/SLR/Mirrorless Camera Compact Case Photography Bags - Sling Bag 10L Urban Wander 10 (Black)

This camera sling bag/messenger bag from K&F Concept is my newest addition to my camera bag collection. I really like the little attributes that this camera bag brings to the table. The case looks and is a bit squarish and bulky but not overly so.
The main exterior material of this case is a quasi-Gore-Tex/nylon material that has a great tactile feel to it, while the bottom of the case is a similar material but with a pebbled, rougher texture to is that provides a bit of grip. The material as a whole provides a level of weather protection which is a welcome bonus. There are two expandable side pockets - each large enough to accommodate a water bottle or umbrella or lens. The front of the case has a faux strap sewn into it with a buckling system on the bottom face of the case. Normally this would be taken as the open/close system for the case- but it actually serves as the tripod carrying strap. The back of the case has a small hand strap for carrying it attaching to luggage.

The case itself opens up using a zippered flap that opens away from the user while wearing. I liked this function as it allows me to see into the bag directly while also providing a bit more security for whatever is inside the bag. The flap opens up very wide and there are a number of pockets on the inside of the bag for miscellaneous storage of items.

The main compartment is segmented by a series of Velcro dividers allowing you to separate the compartment into a number of slots to customize your carrying ability for your kit.

At the top of the main compartment are two small stretchy pockets that allow for the storage of lens caps, memory card cases or filters. On the inside of the lid flap there is a slim zippered pocket that has 4 small stretchy mini-pockets inside for storing batteries or other assorted small accessories.

There is no dedicated laptop or tablet compartment - although when the flap is zipped up in a fashion that only allows the top flap to be opened slightly - there is a small pocket created between the main compartment and the flap that would allow a small tablet or netbook (are those even a thing anymore?!?) to be stored in this area.

This bag can also be used for luggage or as an everyday bag for carrying books, diapers, or any other assortment of everyday items. The quality of this bag is very good and is another great value from K&F Concept.

5 stars.

This camera bag is great. It's compact enough that when I go around town with my gear, it's not obnoxious and in the way. However, I can carry my Sony camera plus lenses, batteries and ND filters all in the bag. That makes it extremely convenient. It doesn't hold as much as a backpack, but it holds enough of my gear that I don't worry about missing out on shots. I love the build quality of the bag and K&F makes exceptional items. This is now my go to camera bag I take everywhere.

Me encanta! Es muy práctico. Puedo poner dos lentes y la cámara con un lente tele foto en ella.
Su cierre para acceder es muy conveniente.

I've never had a dedicated bag for my camera, lenses and other bits, so this is pretty ideal for me. There's plenty of space and hidden zipped compartments for small things, however, the velcro dividers are really annoying to work with. It's fine once you've got them where you need them (and hopefully don't need to move them again!), but they're awkward to remove and replace as they stick to the sides so much when you're moving them about.

I feel like the shoulder pad could have been more padded too. I think if you were wearing this all day, it's likely to get a little uncomfortable. Having said that, the camera bag is compact and perfect for travel - you can also use it for other things, not just a camera set obviously!

In the photos you see a Sony A7 IV with a tamron 70-180mm mounted. Plus a tamron 28-75mm and a 150-500mm on either side. That fills the big compartment, but it is a lot of gear. The cover for the front pouch is integral with the lid of the bag in a cleaver design that conveniently holds open when hanging at your side for quick lens selection as shown in the pic. The front pocket has room for batteries, lens filters and similar sized accessories. There is also a rear pocket with a water resistant zipper that would be good for papers, filters, lens caps, wallet and the like. On a final note, the strap is quite comfy.

I already have a photographer's backpack, which is quite huge, and a smaller sling bag. I was wondering if I needed this crossbody sling bag, but in the end I'm glad I decided to order it.

K&F Concept is a known brand to me. I have quite a few of their photographic items, all very decent quality. It was one of the reasons I decided to order this bag.
The other one was the fact that it doesn't look overly flashy. If I'm carrying some fairly expensive gear, I don't necessarily want everyone to know that. The bag is quite simple looking, but still aesthetic.
Finally the third reason was that it didn't look overly large, despite being quite spacious inside. Size of carry bags is quite an open subject in photography. What's huge for one person will be too small for another. In my case I like to pack light and I normally know what gear I need with me, so I prefer small to medium sized bags.
The main advantage of a sling bag over a backpack is of course that you don't have to take it off to access stuff inside. With this bag I like that the main compartment is accessible from the top instead of having to open a messenger bag style flap and risk some of your gear falling out. You can unzip it slightly to just get the main items, or more to get to various smaller pockets. It has got quite a few, some further zipped and some open.
The inside has a velcro-style split system, which can be freely customized and adjusted. It has got plenty of padding for protection against one gear hitting another.
There is also a separate, flat tablet/small laptop compartment, as well as some side pockets for drinking bottles or mini tripods etc.
Finally you have the straps running over the front of the bag and underneath it. I didn't look at the pictures initially and kept wondering what purpose they serve. And I figured it out myself that it must be for a larger tripod. Quite handy as it won't fit inside the bag (my backpack takes the advantage here) and it's not blocking access to inside, but it's losing the ability to put the bag down safely, unless you remove the tripod first. Small issue I guess. The positive is both straps have locks, so they don't loosen up on their own.
The materials are very good. The whole bag is water repellent so your gear is safe from rain. The bottom is anti-slip and has plenty of padding. And the strap is good quality and has a very comfortable, adjustable padded area. It's not detachable though, which is a minus for me. There's also a decent handle on the top backside of the bag. Pretty useful.

Overall I like this bag. It's well designed, looks good and has quality materials used. It's comfortable to wear and you can access all contents ‘on the go'. £60 is not cheap, but also not expensive for a photographer's bag, with some costing hundreds of pounds. Happy to have it and definitely happy to recommend it.

Thank you for reading my review. I hope you found it helpful.

Superb quality camera bag that I wish I'd got earlier.
First of all it's K&F Concept who make amazing products that have produced this one and once again they've knocked it out of the park.

Design wise it has so much going for it, with so much space inside for your cameras and lenses and accessories.
It has two really handy side pockets and inside you will find padded space for your filters, cables, and there's even a back slot that could fit a small laptop or Ipad.

Value for money wise I don't think this one can be beaten. It's solid build quality, protective padded interior and functionality mean that there's so much here for your money.

Comes with a carrying strap and the inside sections can be changed, altered and adjusted so it fits and protects your gear perfectly

I can definitely recommend this bag. You'll love it as much as I do

This K&F Concept camera sling bag is a dream for anyone who likes to keep their gear close but doesn’t want to lug around a massive backpack. It’s got a great balance between being compact and having enough space for all my essentials. My DSLR fits perfectly, and there’s room for an extra lens, batteries, and a few other bits without it feeling stuffed.

The crossbody design is comfy, even during long photo shoots, and the shoulder strap is adjustable, so it’s easy to find the right fit. The material’s sturdy, and I feel confident that my camera’s well-protected inside without being all bulky and over-the-top. Plus, the quick-access opening means I can grab my camera in a second if I spot something I want to shoot.

It’s casual enough to wear on a day out, but practical enough for a photography session. Definitely a solid choice for anyone who wants to keep their gear safe but still look cool while doing it.

My first impression was that the build quality is excellent but I was quickly disappointed to find out that it can't fit my camera + 2/3 lenses however , I managed to fit everything I need by taking out few dividers and rearranging the setup.

Worth mentioning, one of my lenses (RF 85mm f1.2) is just really thick. Without it, I wouldn't struggle fitting in my kit so you won't necessarily

With a bit of trial & error I did manage to fit everything I need in it but I must say it's obviously still not big enough to fit as much as you'd fit in a full sized backpack.

This is what I managed to fit in, so it gives you an idea of what you might be able to fit in.

Canon R5 (mounted on RF 85 lens)
Canon RF 85mm f1.2
Sigma EF 24-105 f4 OR Canon RF 35 f1.4 VCM
Canon EF 50mm + EF->RF adapter

That leaves no room for anything else in the main compartment but can still squeeze in few card readers / batteries / cards etc.

Needless to say, the zippers are excellent, the padding is great and the stretchy pockets on the side can come in handy for short but girthy objects.

The straps at the bottom are only to hold a tripod underneath, they play no role in securing your bag as it doesn't open from the bottom. This could be an advantage against thieves as they may try to open it the wrong way which should give you suf

I hate to admit it, but K&F are doing all in their power to become the go-to camera brand online - and I’m a snobbish Manfrotto guy, where I can afford it.

This bag is actually magnificently made with enough space for a camera body and at least two lenses, depending on configuration - and that includes a telephoto lens AND accompanying hood. The dividers are very sturdy, and the Velcro is some of the strongest I’ve had to pull off felt, so nothing will move around when you pack it tight.

Thought has been put into it as it opens towards you (so pickpockets won’t find it as easy to get in, and you won’t immediately show off thousands of pounds of equipment when you just want to grab a cable) and it even has separate pockets to keep your batteries snug. The inner lining even includes a subtle K&F logo woven into it, and the polyester fibre is textured for the bag exterior but silk soft for the straps.

The laptop space is large enough for a 14” laptop - any wider, and it would be a stretch beyond the bag’s means - with a cushioned bottom, and overall it feels weatherproof… but no guarantees it’s fully waterproof.

If you’re heading out but don’t need your full kit, or if you want something discrete that goes with an outfit and not a massive, blatant camera bag - this is slick and modest-looking, which protection to pack.