Really nice, thick and robust carry bag. I love the multiple compartments and pockets. Very organized. Zips are excellent quality.

This is a great little camera sling bag. I picked it up for my Insta360 X5 and wanted another way to carry it while out in the field. I like this bag a lot so far. The space is good for an action camera (where it was limited for my Canon T6 due to it's size.) This bag would be perfect for a mirrorless camera. I can carry my tripod under the camera. The outside has a stiff front, so things inside are protected. Speaking of protecting stuff the inside it cushioned and the dividers inside are cushioned also. This is a well made waterproof bag. The price of this bag is budget friendly too. I should be able to carry two action cameras in this bag with room left over for filters. This will work great for my needs! I'm rating this bag a five out of five stars! Thank you! -Mike

For starters its a tight fit for a dlsr camera, not sure a full frame camera would fit, so check the dimensions of your camera against the case size and you will be fine. You won't get a long lens and camera in the bag, so you will be limited to macro, fixed lenses etc. Using the built in the divider you can pad out the camera and lens separately with bubble wrap. The main compartment is on the top, zippered. There is a side flap again with a zip, for storing batteries etc. The top compartment has some pockets inside for filters and cables etc. Bag construction wise is solid, the side panel is bash resistant and will take a knock. The size next to you when carrying is softer padding so bear the is mind when being transported as there is a softer side. Also has a carry strap and grab handle for daily use carry about, and a few straps underneath for a tripod or monopod, but the width of the bag for my Barclay tripod still had the head sticking out so work on solving that with a padded bag or use a shoulder sling. Anyway, its a good bag for when you just need a limited setup and your large rucksac carry set is overkill. I also managed to get a sandwich in the main compartment so handy for that snack time break.

This is a nice small to medium sized messenger style bag. It's very well made, and looks and feels high quality. It's great for light carry such as city or cultural visits.

It doesn't try and cram in too many compartments you'll never be able to fill at the same time. It has 2 adjustable removable dividers for the decent sized main compartment, a pocket in the lid and a front outer compartment with 2 elasticated pockets. The front outer is a hard shell which helps keep that space usable. The base is not reinforced with a stiffener.

Note : the description shows 1 divider, I got 2 though I'm not sure there's a configuration that would actually be practical with both dividers installed - unless you used them to stiffen both ends of the bag.

It's deep enough to take a Canon 70D + EFS18-135USM lens down, but not deep enough to take the Canon R7 with that as the eyepiece sticks up too much. You can just about fit a 70D/18-135USM and a 100D/10-18STM lens down side-by-side, but it is a tight fit. 2x 100D is quite do-able, or a 70D+lens with a spare lens. The main problem for me is my R7 configurations don't work but if you have RF lenses it should as they'll be a bit shorter (I don't yet). I was surprised to see it would even fit my 70D+70-300L.

The strap is held onto the bag by sturdy metal spring clasps and is fully detachable. The slider allows a large adjustment range, from a sling to almost a belt. Surpisingly it has no cushion pad, but still manages to be fairly comfortable. I've got similar sling messenger bags with cushioned strap pads and while they can be nice when placed properly they invariably need frequent fiddling to keep them on the shoulder, especially when wearing a coat. I don't think it's a major omission, especially if used as a sling round bag when a slider pad would just get caught up on your clothes anyway.

The back has a horizontal velcro strap. I'd prefer this to be vertical so it could be used on e.g. a Think Tank belt. The tripod straps underneath are a bit redundant for me, and are unfortunately not removable. Then again they could be useful for securing a thin waterproof jacket.

I think this is a very high quality bag that's well designed and made. It functions well as a messenger and a sling style bag. It doesn't try to do too much or have too many compartments, giving you what you actually need instead. The hard shell front compartment is a great idea that I've not seen elsewhere, and makes that compartment genuinely useful.

A good quality bag that is easy to adjust to your needs and with just the right amount of pockets and spots to put things.
The width of the bag is adjustable with straps and there are two velcro dividers included as well.
The front section has a hardened case to protect your valuables.
As with all K&F stuff it is very reasonably priced for the quality that you get.

From first looking at this camera bag, you can tell it’s a good quality bag. The outer coating has a strong waterproof material and feels very robust. The stitching for the detachable shoulder strap is tight and perfectly made and it has metal loops so will last. Inside is all covered in a felt material to stop your items from being scratched when they are inside. There are inserts which Velcro on the ends which allows you to create custom areas inside the bag to perfectly fit your different sized items. The inside of the lid has a zipped compartment which can store batteries and accessories. The long strap along the back panel of the bag is perfect for sliding over the handle of your luggage for when you’re travelling and once you’ve used one, you’ll miss it on any other bag without it.

There are plenty of compartments on the with the main one being in the centre with a wrap around zip. This is quick to access if you need your camera quickly and the lid flips upwards, so you have full access to what’s inside. On the front is another zipped compartment which the flap falls forward once opened to allow easy access to what’s inside. This is a thin compartment, but the front flap is a hard EVA so protects the contents inside. IN this compartment is two elasticated pockets. There are elasticated pockets on each side of the bag, but these have nothing to secure the contents inside except for the elasticated band at the top. There is another thin compartment on the back panel on the outside which is secured with a zip. It’s quite narrow so ideal for paperwork or similar. There are two straps on the bottom which allows you to store a small tripod if needed which I really like.

This bag is designed for carrying the essentials and isn’t designed to carry everything. If you carry larger batteries or big accessories than this will be too small. It is ideal for days out when you just need the essential equipment. The bag is well thought out for smaller photography projects, and it doesn’t stand out for being a camera bag which I like. It also fits my small drone and accessories inside so it has multiple uses depending on what I need, and I can’t fault this bag at all.

I’m very, very happy with this camera bag! I’m a professional photographer, and this was exactly what I was looking for. I already have a large roller case for most of my gear, but I needed a smaller, secondary bag that could hold a few essentials and extra gear, something compact but still roomy enough for real use. This bag fits that need perfectly.

Even though it’s not too big in size, it can hold quite a lot. I can easily fit a full sized camera body with a lens attached plus an additional lens on the side. There’s also a hard-shell bubble pocket on the front that’s great for smaller items like batteries, memory cards, or lens filters and they stay protected and organized. On the sides, there are small slots for extra accessories, and there’s also a zipper pocket on the back for additional storage.

The overall quality is impressive and sturdy. The stitching is neat and durable, the padding feels protective, and the hardware is solid, the zipper pulls are sturdy and smooth. It also comes with a shoulder strap attachment, which makes it easy to carry on the go. There are also straps underneath the camera which can hold a small tripod or lightstand which is a cool addition!

Overall, this bag feels well made and is super functional. If you need a medium-sized camera bag that offers protection, organization, and portability, this one is an excellent choice. It's great as an extra gear bag or for use when you have a smaller shoot. Highly recommend!

I got this camera bag because the one that came with my Nikon camera is too large for travel and has no firmness to it. This bag has a “hard shell” on one side, although it does have a bit of flexibility to it. I wish the other side and the bottom had the same firmness to better protect the camera, however the bag has a storage pocket on the back side and this in effect does the same function.

The bag is the perfect size for my needs, which is to carry my camera plus an extra lens, charger, a few filters and memory cards. The ad mentions tri-pod but it is referring to straps on the bottom to tie it on. I did not test this as my tripod is too large in my opinion to use this feature, however I could make it work so I won’t knock the feature.

The one photo I included shows it along side my Nikon bag that came with the Nikon camera when I purchased it. If you are familiar with those bags, you can see how much smaller this one is. I honestly quit bringing the Nikon bag on trips and carried stuff loose in my backpack. This bag will easily fit in my backpack for carry on purposes but then be extremely useful once at my destination. I recommend this for anyone wanting a compact bag. If you are that serious camera club member wanting to win awards and need every lens known to man, this will not work as it is too small for those needs.

Dish bags, build quality was actually super impressive. From the strap to the clasps to the zippers everything about this bag feels way higher in price than it is. There's lots of smaller compartments and zippered pouches all over this bag for storing lots of smaller items. It comes with two removable velcroed dividers to separate within the main compartment. There's good enough space to probably put at least one camera body and maybe 2 to 3 lenses, depending on the size. There's also two straps at the bottom two enlarge, the width or make the bag a little bit slimmer. Adding is on the lighter side, but adequate. Dividers do feel a bit flimsy or thin, but I understand the space-saving measures. Overall, amazing bag for the price and very impressive feel for how inexpensive this bag is.

This camera bag is well-sized for everyday use, fitting a DSLR or SLR along with a few lenses and accessories. The compartments are thoughtfully arranged, making it easy to organize gear, and the tripod holder adds extra convenience. The padding feels protective without being bulky, giving peace of mind when carrying equipment around.

It’s comfortable to wear as a backpack or use as a shoulder bag, and the build quality feels sturdy. The design is simple and professional, suitable for casual outings or photography trips. A handy and reliable choice for keeping camera gear safe and accessible on the go.