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.

Pros: the interiornof the bag has a soft slightly padding lining. That wint scratch and should help a little if dropped. The bag has multiplr pockets and the middle soteage area could hold my sony full.frame camera and lens(was a little tight though, will depend on the lens your using). It has a removable carrying crossbody strap with slight padding at the top. The bag is lightweight pretty comfortable to wear and seems durbale.

Cons: there is no zippered closure at the top isntead a magnetic closure(less secure), its tricky yo adjust the carring strap lenght must be untied and retried in a large knot to adjust, the bag js floppy and not very structured.

Overall I would recommend this camera bag to others

I love the size of this bag and how soft the outside and inside of this bag is. I will carry my camera and all the accessories in this bag. This bag is made with quality materials and looks great

Great material and easy to adjust length! Worth the money. My fujifilm xt30 ii fits in the bag really well and there’s plenty of room for phones and other items. Different compartments for SD cards and batteries and charging cords!

If you like the colour orange, I am sure you will like this camera bag. I have multiple items from this brand so I was interested by this shoulder bag with a 5 L capacity that has a pleasing design. It can fit a camera with some accessories and its interior is made from a very soft material so not to scratch your precious camera. It also has pockets inside so the additional item beside your camera can be safely carried. The shoulder strap can be removed and used for a camera strap, which is a nice touch. It is versatile because you can use it handheld, on your shoulder or as an inner bag. The price is affordable for such a quality camera sling bag, so I can recommend it for sure.

It fits my camera and two lenses as well as my batteries and charger. Aesthetically it is very cute, I just wish the straps were thicker. The material is nice and good quality.

I recently picked up the K&F Concept Camera Sling Bag for my compact camera, and I couldn’t be happier with my purchase. As someone who loves urban street photography, I needed a bag that was both stylish and functional, and this one fits the bill perfectly. The beige color gives it a sleek, minimalist look that complements my casual outfits while still being practical. The soft material provides extra protection for my camera, and I love how the bag feels gentle on my shoulder without being bulky or uncomfortable. It’s the perfect size for a compact camera and small accessories like memory cards or a lens cap.

What really stands out about this small camera pouch is its versatility. The sling design allows me to easily wear it across my chest, keeping my camera readily accessible while walking around. I can grab my camera quickly whenever an interesting shot appears, which is crucial for street photography. The bag is also well-organized, with enough space for my camera and a couple of extra essentials. The secure zipper closure ensures that my gear stays safe and doesn’t fall out while I'm on the go, and I appreciate how easy it is to adjust the strap for a snug fit.

The K&F Concept Camera Sling Bag is a great choice for anyone who wants a stylish and compact bag that doesn’t compromise on practicality. It's not too big, so it doesn’t feel overwhelming, but it still holds my camera and a few small accessories comfortably. The overall quality is impressive, and it’s been durable enough to withstand daily use without any signs of wear. Whether you're into urban street photography or just need a convenient way to carry your camera on the go, I highly recommend this bag for its blend of style, comfort, and utility.

Nice bag, holds quite a bit of equipment

The K&F Concept camera bag immediately impressed me with its stylish aesthetic. The orange hue is appealing, and the tactile quality of the material is pleasant. The sling design makes it comfortable to wear for extended periods.

The interior lining is soft, which is a nice touch for protecting delicate equipment. While I'd personally prefer a bit more padding for added security, it's certainly adequate for casual outings and urban photography excursions.

In terms of capacity, it comfortably accommodates my Nikon Z 50II with the 16-50mm lens attached, and a 50-250mm lens stored in a separate padded case. The roll-top closure is a clever design, allowing for adjustable capacity. The magnetic clasp at the top, combined with the rolled-down top and clip, creates a secure closure. However, I have slight reservations about its long-term water resistance in heavy rain due to the magnetic component. For light showers, it seems sufficiently protective.

Overall, the K&F Concept bag offers a good balance of style, comfort, and functionality for everyday photography. It's a solid option for photographers who prioritise a compact and stylish bag for city exploration or day trips.

OK - so it looks very nice. And it's really well made - the materials are quality and the feel is excellent. It's just not usable as a camera bag, at least not by me.

There's padding, but not the sort of padding you'd expect in a camera bag built to hold a heavier camera. I have a Fuji X-T5 and I would never put it in this bag with an expensive lens because there just isn't enough padding to protect it from a solid hit. There's enough room though - and the compartments are great to separate bits and bobs. I don't tend to drop or smash my bag against anything, but this would honestly make me too nervous to put my good gear in.

If I'm out with lighter gear or less expensive stuff, then I'd be fine with it. I might even put an X100V in here along with its accessories. But for my good camera, I really need something that feels more substantial. Also, as other people have said, it's a bit floppy to be a proper camera bag. It's like a super plush purse more than a gear bag.

I'm giving it away to someone that that has gear more suited to this bag. Like I said, I really like it and it's well-made, it's just not made for my stuff.