K&F has been a long time favorite vendor of my studio and seeing this sling bag in use has been great! This sling bag has so many options both from color style down to the amount of storage options. It can be configured to hold a drone, camera, personal belongings, SD cards, and truly so much more depending on your need. I've been using this bag nearly everyday just based on the convenience and styling. I usually have others asking where I go the bag from and have been happy to share the information.

My only caveat with the bag is simply the sling strap. It doesn't have a clear option to adjust the overlapping tension of the strap. Meaning once I adjust the strap the bag has a loose gap that makes it seem out of place. Other than this, the K&F sling has been a great option for my use!

Despite having many Camera bags, I fell in love with this beauty....Alpha Sling Bag. The bag feels so good and has been designed with a lot of care.. Very practical bag and is an absolute value for money.

It works very well and it's pretty sturdy and flexible. It comes in it's own little sling bag if it doesn't fit in your own.

wish the strap can be removed on both ends. Nice bag overall!

This is my favorite camera sling bag in this price range. It easily fits my a7cii with the 24-70mm sigma lens on it and an additional lens separated by the modular dividers.

Its great, just as advertised... the thing is that i dont feel that my camara is safe when using as a sling bag, i would love to see like a strap for the camara or some lock to avoid the bag from opening while moving.

I recently acquired the K&F Concept 22L Camera Case, and it has exceeded my expectations in both functionality and design. This camera bag offers a generous 22-liter capacity, making it ideal for photographers who need to carry a lot of equipment. The customizable interior compartments are perfect for organizing my DSLR, multiple lenses, and accessories, ensuring everything is secure and easily accessible. The inclusion of a dedicated 15.6-inch laptop compartment is a fantastic feature, allowing me to keep my laptop and camera gear all in one place without the need for an additional bag.

The quality and durability of the bag are top-notch. The rain cover is a standout feature, providing excellent protection against unexpected weather conditions and ensuring that my gear stays dry and safe. The bag is well-padded and designed to absorb shocks, which is crucial for protecting delicate equipment during travel. Additionally, the adjustable shoulder straps and padded handles offer comfort and ease of carrying, even when the bag is fully loaded.

Overall, the K&F Concept 22L Camera Case is an outstanding choice for photographers and drone enthusiasts. Its large capacity, thoughtful design, and robust construction make it a reliable and versatile option for carrying and protecting valuable gear. Whether you’re heading to a photo shoot or traveling, this camera case offers the perfect blend of space, protection, and convenience. Highly recommended for anyone looking to invest in a high-quality camera bag!

I purchased this backpack when I was looking to upgrade the sling-style camera backpack I had been using for several years. Not only had I amassed more gear that was getting cumbersome to fit in my older pack, but my older pack had also proven uncomfortable over the course of long hikes due to the sling-bag configuration that put all the weight on one shoulder (and couldn't be swapped to the other). This bag was a real contender, which is why I enthusiastically purchased it, believing entirely that "this was the one!" Well, I gave a shot for a week and here are my impressions. For one thing, it holds a TON of stuff. It holds so much gear, in fact, that I felt sort of overwhelmed by all of the storage areas. Even with all the gear I was loading in there, which was already quite heavy, it still seemed like big sections of the pack were vacant. That made me question what I would ever do with the extra space: it's not like I'd be bringing the kitchen sink on hikes. Don't get me wrong: if you have so much gear that you don't think you can find a bag that will accommodate it all, give this bag a shot: it might just surprise you! But if you're like me, you may end up feeling like all of this storage space is overkill for your needs and the sparse amount of gear you have sort of gets "lost" in all of the zippers, pockets and slots. I had to do too much digging to get at everything. As far as materials and craftsmanship, the bag looked perfectly sturdy to me, and held up fine during my tests on hikes. I can see how certain seams were maybe not heavily reinforced and therefore perhaps prone to succumbing to early wear, but I certainly can't attest to that either way. I did feel that the bag straps lacked both width, to distribute the load over a broader area, and sufficient padding. This didn't make the bag unusable for hikes -it was still 10x better for long hikes than my sling-bag- but I felt like they could've done a bit better in this area. Ultimately, I made the decision to send it back primarily because I felt like it was overkill for my needs. Instead, I got a big Lowepro bag with less bells and whistles, but which exposed the entire contents of the bag just by opening one zipper. It's done me well. Ironically, though, a little over a year after sending the bag back, I started toting GoPro gear in addition to my DSLR and now I sort of wish I still had this bag, as it would allow me to carry all of my still photography and videography gear in a single bag with excellent organization and no overcrowding. One of these days I may just purchase it again and keep it this time!