This bag is really well made. The main compartment is far more rigid than you think, with lots of padding and good side access and full access. Clip straps add a second layer of access protection while still allowing for easy side access. I can easily fit my Canon M50 MkII + 15-45mm kit lens (in it's case) + 22mm lens (in its neoprene case) + 55-200mm zoom lens (in its Canon soft bag) + space for a future lens (the neoprene case is already there). The side panel has a great zip pocket for SD cards and extra battery. The side pocked can be used for a tripod or a water bottle. The top compartment is also rigid, and can hold other bits - for me it's a blower brush, lens cloth, filter sleeve, lens caps etc. (an my kentfaith selfie stick!) The zippers are Nic and smooth and easy to open using a single hand via the pull loops. I love it!

Great bag pack to fit my Canon 700D DSLR. Wanted to go on a long trip and bring my DSLR along but was worried about the camera getting wet in the rains. This is so handy as well as waterproof. Absolutely in love with the bag. The cloth looks fine and stiching is great quality too.

This is a nice light tripod suitable for traveling and carrying on a long walk. It does not fit my phone (Pixel 3aXL) with its case on, as the phone is quite large, but I don’t see that as an issue since I intended to use this with my real camera. My phone, with its case, is quite large, but I don’t need a tripod to shoot still photos with my phone. I have a video camera and a large and heavy (1.8 pound/800 gram) DSLR camera, and both work just fine on this tripod. The tripod has no trouble supporting and working with either of the two cameras. I usually work with a much larger, heavier tripod, but if I am going to have to carry it any distance, I certainly will take this tripod. It has sufficient flexibility and control to position the DSLR in any position and is a good value. My DSLR camera is heavy, but the tripod has no trouble supporting and working with it. I can certainly recommend this tripod for most phones (it would fit mine if I removed the case) and for DSLR cameras.

I like this bag, perfect fit for all my camera and lens items

I like this bag, perfect for all my camera and lens stuff

This bag replaced an older Canon backpack that I have used with my DSLR gear for years. I like that it has MUCH more padding than what I've used before and that it's still very flexible in both layout and use. The Velcro dividers do a great job of dividing the interior into smaller sections that fit individual camera bodies, lenses and accessories. I particularly like the fact that the inner compartments are accessible via different zippers, so that you can easily remove items without having to open the bag completely. Overall this is a nice upgrade over my old bag and a nice addition to my photography gear.

This fit my Canon T7i perfectly. I like the case they were in and they seem to be of good focal quality. I have used them with my camera outside on a cloudy day and the UV filter worked great. Should be a good set to protect my lens. Would recommend and a good value for what you get.

usually don't use the shoulder strap when carrying the camera around because I find it uncomfortable. That's why I've been using a neoprene wrist strap for some time now. That's why I was really looking forward to trying this tip from K&F, which right from the packaging looks like a product with attention to the smallest details. The hand strap is made of high quality materials: the plastic of the buckle is thick and sturdy and there is a safety clasp that prevents accidental opening when the two tabs are pressed. The soft part is made of very resistant Duraflex and leather: when you wear it it is quite comfortable, but here I would have preferred to use something softer like neoprene in contact with the skin. The strap I used previously had a slider that had to be tightened after wearing and then loosened to remove the strap. This was a bit inconvenient when you wanted to stow the camera away, as it meant that operation wasn't very quick. This tip has a different mechanism. In fact, there is a metal slot in which the tip runs and therefore closes like a loop. This way the strap loosens very quickly when you want it to and tightens just as quickly on the wrist. From a certain point of view, this may be a small security obstacle, since a malicious person could pull the camera from the wrist, but in my opinion it is not that simple, and the convenience of this mechanism certainly justifies taking some small additional precautions. It should be noted that the two lanyards that come into contact with the camera rings are manufactured to have a different color depending on the state of wear (they rub against the metal and therefore wear out over time). When it is time to replace them, they will indicate this themselves. I was very happy with this product, which I find well made and well thought out. The price is not among the cheapest, but I think it is justified by the attention to detail and the materials used.