I think it's pretty good. It has plenty of pockets to store accessories and a divider to store the camera with a couple of extra lenses. The top has an insert that is made of artificial leather (I hope it's not one of those that peels off over the years).

The product is bigger than I thought though, so it's not designed to be put in a backpack, but rather to be carried around like a bag.

Good material, doesn’t feel cheap. I like that there are many pockets to keep things organized. This size is perfect for my outdoor portrait sessions, my goal is to not carry a lot of gears.; it seems like the main bod, one lens and one flash can fit. For my travels, it can fit one camera (35mm sigma art, which is not a small lens), and DJI Osmo pocket. I can put my phone, wallet, etc on the front zipper. Seems like a perfect setup if you want to pack light. Zipper feels sturdy. For the price and what you get I think this is a pretty good buy!

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!

I love this bag: it’s nicely made and everything just feels durable. It’s got some parts to it that feel nice and smooth and others that remind you that it’s made of a durable, stitched material (likely nylon). So you’re getting style and functionality.

I got the green and black and it comes off a more gray to me, but it does look like the picture. The green pops more in bright lighting.

The tripod holder on the bottom is just two adjustable straps. This is done for me as I mostly work with compact, mini tripods, but if one was planning on taking a full-sized tripod, I would check the dimensions because I wouldn’t try to put one of mine in here.

The inside is really just one larger compartment. You do get outside sleeves on the front and back, but I wouldn’t plan on stuffing them: they really are just sleeves. The inside compartment is nice and reasonably spacious…it’s a compact travel bag for me. Not too large, not too small.

For a pro photographer with a ton of equipment…this probably isn’t the thing. But for someone with just a few things, it’s great. The included shell that can be placed inside the main compartment by hook-and-loop is quite tough and padded in a good way.

I can use it to just protect my equipment or I can fold it in to get a little divider or semi-tiered storage. It’s hard to know if it will be useful to some, but it’s nice that it’s there!

I’m happy because I got this for some of my mobile filming equipment and it fits nicely, keeping me organized and keeping my gear safe. Hope this helps!

I took this bag to store my Sony A7C2 and two lenses and it fits well. I can therefore mount either my Sony 16-35mm GM2 or my Sony 70-350mmG. Several pockets are available, there is plenty of room for small accessories.

I also took a travel tripod that fits under the bag, it is rather practical for traveling light. But a plastic clip strap system would have been welcome.

The K&F quality is top, the gray camouflage print is stylish.

This camera bag is of excellent quality! Lots of storage and possibilities for nomadic use without having to walk around with a huge backpack!

Very good capacity and a multitude of storage possibilities! Perfect for taking everything during photo or video sessions for mobile phones or compact cameras.

Excellent quality of service and really practical and well designed! The best!

Really my most used and favorite briefcase for traveling, carrying my photographic equipment and tablet as well, very useful for riding a motorcycle as well. I recommend it.

I've been looking for some lightweight bags that protects the camera, keeps it tight to my body, but also allows quick retrieval. I don't know why I've never ran into this brand before, but the moment I saw this shoulder bag, I was like 'Perfection' *Magneto's face*. It's about a comfortable size. Of course it wouldn't take hits as good as larger backpacks but the thick layers ensures the camera is not easily damaged. Plus having it closer to my body reduces the chance of major damage. The second thing I was concerned was the size because most camera sling bags I found were for mirrorless while I have a Canon 6Dii with a 24-105 lens. But it fits great. The compartment gives extra protection and separation, but you can also remove it for more freedom. The bottom buckle is designed to carry their lightweight tripod, which you can buy from any brand with similar design. And to me, taking street photos require quick-ready set up. The way the zip is placed allow me to quickly retrieve the camera without worrying accidental drop. I've brought it on a few strolls and I'm happy with it so far.

This bag is an amazing value for the quality you get, just make sure you double check the dimensions as it seems smaller in person. One thing is for sure, this is not made for larger cameras like the Nikon z8. It just needs to be a little wider and it could fit.

I’ve owned a handful of cam bags, but this one was just probably the most useful for quick jobs. Its design is really well thought out with dedicated slots for your extra bits (spare batteries, SDs, business cards, etc). When I first opened the package I was nervous this was going to be too small because of the way it was packed. Nope! It comes with a little structure insert that velcros to the inside to give the bag a solid shape. The insert feels like it gives adequate protection against bumping the bad on things. I put my longest lens (70-300mm) + EF>RF adapter to see if it would fit ,and it does comfortably.zips up no problem. I will say though, if my body had a grip, I’m not confident it would zip up. But there’s enough space in there that you could toss the grip in separately. There’s an inner body pocket, and lots of straps for whatever you need. It would be good for water bottles if not for a tripod. There is no plastic hardware on main weight points, meaning this will not squeak or make noises over time. Material doesn’t feel cheap, and I’m pretty pumped— swapping to this as my main.