Very practical little bag when you don't want to take your backpack, it is large enough to accommodate my A7IV and a small Kodak without forcing the closure, the quality is excellent, plenty of storage.
very wide strap, and pleasant to wear without being annoying
Good product to go light!

When unpacked, in its 33x22x7cm cardboard box, it seems very small!
We immediately see that the quality is there and that it is well designed: exterior zippered pockets and interior Velcro, adjustable internal separation, everything is there.
But I was thinking of housing my SLR and its big professional zoom + its cobra flash there, while hanging my carbon tripod there with its ball head... a bet paid off as we see in the photos!
The goal is well achieved: everything fits, and the strap remains comfortable on the shoulder...Convinced!

Upon receipt we found a box stamped with the K&F Concept logo? We immediately feel that we are not dealing with a no name product which risks being of very questionable quality. When opened, a protection, again with the logo, protects the bag. This bag immediately gives a feeling of solidity. The seams are impeccable, the slightly gummed fabric should protect the camera properly. I haven't tested it in rainy conditions! I would confirm this after an outing in these conditions. The bag is small, so you have to plan what you have to store in it before purchasing. I own a bridge and I will only store the camera and a cobra flash in it. It will be more than enough for me to protect them properly. Other pockets offer storage for additional batteries, memory cards, etc. a wide shoulder strap is provided for easy transport of the set and it is offered with a quick release. The large rear pocket allows you to store your papers, phones, etc., practical during a longer outing. The product deserves 5 stars for me because it meets all of my storage needs.

This bag is perfect for smaller cameras. Mirrorless APS-C bodies and point and shoots. You may be able to get away with smaller full frame bodies too but no battery grips and super telephoto lenses. If you have those you're probably not looking at small bags anyway. I can fit my A6400 with 3 lenses (1 attached) and room more maybe another small lens in the main compartment. Main comes with a folding divider that attaches with velcro but there's only a couple differing configurations you could do. The two slim compartments are ideal for cables, cards and extra batteries and chargers. The inner one against yourself is very slim while the outer one is more versatile. Even has a detachable key fob ring for your keys. The non-removable strap has a detaching buckle to take the bag off quick and is attached to two points on each side so that it naturally compresses the bag when you wear it which keeps it from being bulky which I like. The orientation of the strap allows it to be worn over the shoulder or as a belt style fanny pack. The strap is wide nylon but no padding. Adjustments are smooth and easy though. There is also a grab handle that is slightly off balance but not to the point of tilting and risking stuff falling out. This is primarily a camera bag but could function as an EDC, depending on your needs.

This is a very good camera bag but it was a bit of a squeeze to put my dslr camera in the way I wanted it in the bag.

Picture diagrams on advertising, makes it look much more spacious than what it really is.

Materials used are very premium, and it has lots of pockets and other things, but the lack of thicker protective padding, loses this case/bag one star.

As long as you don't drop this camera bag, this bag will be fine for most photographers..... but if you did drop the bag then it could become a very expensive and costly drop, especially since most cameras and especially lenses, cost almost the same cost as a small car would cost.

More dense foam padding and a slightly bigger bag to accommodate the extra foam please K&F Concept

Okay, this is really designed to be a camera bag. Has that folding thing you use to hold your camera, around the lense. Red and green tabbed pockets for full or fresh cards or drives, lots of other pockets and organization.
Definitely a 5 star experience.
I got into carrying bags like these. My favorite, is a tactical OCP camo one, but it has less than half the room. And if I'm wearing black/grey or other colors that aren't camo-esque, it looks funny. So, this one will be great for when I'm wearing sometjing that doesn't go with camo.
I usually carry a backpack around, but for some shorter trips, where I'm not buying a bunch of things or needing a lot, it's kust easier to do the Man Purse thing. Hahaha
One thing I was disappointed not to see on this one, is that extra strap that wraps around the other side and steadies the bag. BUT, it stays put very well. I think the material on the back is non-slip or something, because it doesn't move around like a shoulder bag usually does.
I'm sure I will use it as an actual camera bag sometime, as I did just get a DSLR, but for right now, it's a matching manpurse, and it's doin' it like a pro.

This is a sleek looking bag. I have a PD bag currently but think this one beats it in appearance and features.
I was able to fit my caged A7IV with a 24-105 lens attached and an extra 12-24 wide angle lens with the included flexible divider in the main compartment. The front compartment is also spacious and still capable of holding gear even with the main compartment filled. I put an entire filter kit, two batteries in the designated color coded pouches, and a cleaning pen into it with room for more. Then there is the back pocket. I fit a card case in there and could easily fit my phone and keys as well. There is a set of straps on the bottom to attach and carry a tripod and a quick release buckle at one end of the shoulder strap.
It is comfortable to wear across your shoulder for the most part and the zippers seem very sturdy. It claims to be waterproof but I did not test that out, although the material does feel like a typical waterproof bag would.
The flaws I mentioned are the padding and the shoulder strap. While the front and back of the bag are padded well, the bottom and sides are lacking. With the included divider in the main compartment installed, the padding is compensated for. However this still leaves the sides at an increased risk for potential drop damage. The shoulder strap buckle is fixed in one position on the end, so if you wear it on the side that has the buckle facing up, it starts digging into your shoulder after wearing it awhile. Also if you wear it the opposite direction, the extra length of strap tends to flop around loosely which can get annoying fast. There needs to be a better security loop to keep that extra strap length contained.
While the flaws did warrant me docking a star, I am still impressed by this bag and think it will become my main walk around bag for when it is impractical to carry my large backpack. I will just have to be cognizant of bumping into things and how I set the bag down since the sides are a little more vulnerable.

This bag is plenty big enough to hold a full frame camera and two small/medium sized lenses, memory cards, phone and other small accessories. It's made of really high quality material, and it is very comfortable to carry. I'm able to fit a Nikon Z8 with a prime lens attached, and keep a 2nd lens in the bag as well. There's plenty of compartments for all the extra stuff, even an action cam, small clamps, etc. I like that there are color coded tabs on some of the pouches too - makes it easy to remember what you put in each one. Great product!!