K&F Concept Camera Sling Bag Small Camera bag Lightweight Crossbody and Inner Liner Bag for Protection and Versatility, Black

I know this is sold as a camera bag and someday I might use it for that purpose. But now I'm using it as a knitting bag for small projects to take to knitting groups. It is quite easy to use and holds the yarn well. There are large pockets inside to hold knitting items and a large one on the outside for whatever. The strap is adjustable and feels nice on the shoulder. I love that I could accidentally spill something on it and it would wipe clean. It is also very secure in it's closing and yet stays open if I need it to. Definitely the designers looked for ways to make it easy to use and hold a lot for it's size.

what a wonderful idea, however just needed to be padded a tiny bit more. good quality and size for small P&S.

I think this bag is great. While not a full blown protective carry case it provides a safe space to temporary store your SLR camera etc when you are out and about taking photos. Much better that having teh exposed camera dangling around your neck etc. The bag is made from a really nice fabric which is soft with a lined interior. I am almost a fan of the colour. A shoulder strap is also included. The opening of teh bag has hidden magnetic fastenings and can be clipped close creating a carry handle. Overall, a really good camera bag for when you are out and about.

I have several cameras and I don't always want to take a large rucksack full of kit out with me, so I'm always on the lookout for something more compact. This looked handy as a solution for just taking my main camera out. It does fit. Just.

So I can get a Canon R6 MkII with the 28-105 L lens into the bag. It will close and I can fasten the clips together. I can even fit a few extra batteries in the bag for good measure. However, I do have other bags that are a better fit and which carry more additional components such as filters. So it's not going to be the bag for the R6.

What does fit in there more effectively is my Insta360 video camera with all its extra bits like the selfie stick and other clips. There's plenty space then for spare batteries, the lens guards and so on.

The style is quite "out there" being a bright orange colour, but the closure is secure clipping together magnetically. I'm not too sure about the "handbag" format where you clip the ends of the bag together, but then I am not one for handbags in any case.

As a low price option for carry round smaller cameras and any other smaller tech you have, this is good value. For my DSLR, not so good.

The bag is superbly made, all the components are quality and it is very well put together.
I've tried to replicate the colour in my photos which is a pleasing shade of orange, its really nice, obviously more focused towards the feminine side in its styling.

The strap system connects via those little lockable carabiner clips, a different slant and one of the several individual points of this bag. However, it does look like it could get tangled with the amount of ropework that has been put into it...

The exterior is a nice feel and finish, made from canvas type of material. Probably shower resistant but I wouldn't want to be out in heavy rain with it. It is fastened at the top by internal magnets - not that strong - and the bag needs the black clip to be also connected to ensure it does not come open by accident. This also acts as an alternative way to carry or move the bag around.

Inside it is a soft fabric material which will not scratch any sensitive camera gear. There are several pocket dividers inside but no zips, just poppers which sort of serve a purpose but are not a very secure way of fastening IMO. The different pockets are most likely for small items as I tried fitting a phone in one of them but none will actually take the phone fully and fasten up, if they were just another cm deeper they would do.

Although the interior is very soft it is not really padded. That is the biggest issue with the bag I think. I would be worried about having an expensive camera in the bag in case it was dropped or knocked. If the camera and / or lens was wrapped in one of those sticky cloth camera wraps it would feel a lot safer and also still retain the flexibility of the bag. So some form of extra protection is needed, whether this is in the form of a cloth material, a camera case or simply putting the bag in another bag such as a backpack or shoulder bag.

In summary this bag is great, it looks great and it is one of those types of bags that I'm sure many will like, it just needs some help in the area of protection for valuable camera gear etc. I'd love to give this bag 5 stars as it is so well made and unique but I will have to knock a point off for the lack of thicker padding for camera gear.

UPDATE: I have just found a secret stash pocket on the outside of the bag, just above the K&F Concept logo. It has a zip, is soft lined and can hold a mobile phone or similar size object!

Recommended as long as you take note of the above points

I have a Nikon D5100, and often I would just carry it on my shoulder strap, or throw it into a big bag. This bag secures it nicely, and there are a few interior pockets for other essentials like a wallet, phone, keys, hair ties, lipstick, sunglasses. This will be a great bag for traveling with my nice camera!

If you're looking for a medium-sized camera bag, this one is a solid choice. It offers enough space to fit your camera, accessories, batteries, and extra personal items. Inside, there are several pockets designed to keep smaller items organized. The bag is versatile and can be carried in different ways, either as a shoulder bag or a handbag. While the product description mentions it can be used as an internal bag, its size makes it too large to fit inside another bag.

Overall, this is a great option for those in need of a well-designed, medium-sized camera bag.

I'm impressed by the quality of this bag - the materials, inside and out, are top quality, as is the stitching and finishing. I like the little pocket clasps, and the hardware used on the strap. The bag fits a fair bit of gear, and the no-zipper top has a magnetic closure - along with the clips for extra security.
The bag interior material is super soft - so you don't have to worry about it scratching your expensive gear.
Overall - a great bag, which we'll probably use for more than just our camera. It packs down small, so its great for travel.

This K&F Concept small camera sling bag is perfect for a small to medium camera with a few accessories. The bag is well made and plush feeling. There are several internal pockets to keep your items organized as well. If you are looking for a rugged bag for your camera and gear then this is NOT for you as it is basically a lightweight padded pouch that you can carry easily or put the bag (with items) inside another larger bag keeping the items together. Overall it's a great small to medium sized carry pouch.

This looks great - it doesn't look like a "camera bag" to most people (which can be a target for thieves).

The fabric is strong and tear resistant, and attention was given to all the sewing and stress-points: where the strap connects etc

The bag can hold everything from a mini-mirrorless to a full-bodied pro frame if you wanted. Realistic usage: an r50 or r5, there is plenty of room for the camera and 2 lenses... even more depending on the size.

The top snaps closed with magnets and holds rather strongly - this is so much easier that pulling on a zipper every time you see a shot.

It functions perfectly as designed. Light weight, comfortable, and attractive.