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!

have several camera bags but was looking for something that would fit my Sigma 150-600mm lens, along with other pockets for miscellaneous items. And I found that bag. My Sigma fits perfectly in the bag with with lens hood. The material is good quality and it has plenty of small pockets to hold batteries, lens caps or memory cards. It is a sling bag, which I don't particularly like, but there is also a handle to carry it life a briefcase. A good quality, extra long bag to fit a large lens.

I have several camera bags now, and this one is at the top of my list. The bag is sturdy and sturdy. It's made for adventures. As someone with back issues, I appreciated the padding in the back. I love the side opening camera bay. This makes it easy to grab your camera quickly (with street photography, etc). The only thing I feel I should mention is that it's a little bigger than comfortable for me.

After several purchases of camera bags for my full size and lenses, I have always been disappointed in either the way the bag fits or its design or organization. This bag seems to suit my needs. Its versatile closure system allows you to access the contents in different ways, allowing you to organize the interior thanks to scratching dividers and place items where you want. The camera is accessed via a side pocket. So all you have to do is tilt the front pocket to access your gear. You can store your accessories safely and easily in the numerous pockets and pouches. Not tested with the tripod, but it also seems handy for storing this accessory.

Be that as it may, there are various large and small bags, so you have some freedom to store everything, not just camera accessories. Probably as many premium pockets as a bag this size. The wide opening when opening the zipper is also the reason why things are easy to put in and take out. There are many cheap and low-quality bags in the world, but I found a great bag for a long time. I have once again reassessed the high product attractiveness of the K&F Concept.

needed a camera backpack because I was tired of constantly lugging bags around on my shoulder strap. A camera backpack was necessary, especially for longer distances. After a short research and reading a few reviews, I chose this model. The backpack is relatively small and compact, but offers a surprising amount of storage space. A DSLR with a mounted lens and 3-4 additional lenses fit in easily. There are also many small parts compartments to store memory cards or tripod plates. A big plus point for me: my 15-inch Macbook can also be stored in a padded compartment. Overall, the workmanship appears to be of high quality, and the zippers also appear to be solid. In my opinion there is nothing wrong with this backpack.

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.

Having gone thru 2 ‘large’ bags that would not contain all my lenses and cameras, this bag does hold everything plus. I carry two full frame DSLR cameras and 6 lenses. With some rearrangement of the separators it easily fits my 150-600mm lens and my 70-200mm lens plus the other four. This bag is deep enough that I can keep my cameras attached to any of the other mid range lenses. Even with all my gear there is still room for flash equipement, cleaning supplies, extra cards, and lap top and still have room for minor travel needs. Very happy with this purchase.