I am a huge fan and have plenty of camera stuff from K&F range. Their bags and other camera accessories are exceptionally well made and feel premium quality.

I have bought several camera bags over the years "30+ years of photography" and this is one bag that I felt like manufacturer has made a mistake. They do say it's a compact size bag but I believe it's a tight squeeze for DSLR or Mirrorless alike. I think compact Digital camera or drone cameras would benefit from this bag.

Bag itself is premium quality and I believe is rain proof but it's like a toiletry bag with soft padding so it will not prevent damage if you drop it or accidentally bang your bag with something solid.

It has got several pockets for batteries, SD cards etc and have fastening straps for tripod but tripod will stick out like a sore thumb as bag is too small.

I have uploaded a photo with my favourite K&F hard shell backpack

As someone who uses LMG pouches for lenses and small camera bodies along the cheep and perfect size SA80 pouches for battery banks for use on webbing or plate carrier setups using an actual side small messenger carry bag is interesting.

After tossing together a testing kitload of everyday kit for low weight it's quite handy to carry this in one bag with its own compartments rather then on belt pouches or pockets, which is I assume is more the norm for urban photographers.

Now the quality of the bag is decent to say the least it's got a wether-proofed exterior coating so water will roll off or won't get inside the zippers are fairly good not sure how they will last long term but not had anything kink easily so far.

The organisation pouches and internal divider is actually really handy especially if you're just a basic aps-c or two lens Sony A7 mirrorless user for example, it's just the right amount of space.

Overall for lightweight kit users this is a fine bag or an ideal gift for someone with a new camera setup, but doesn't replace webbing and pouches for me when I need to be able to access 3 or more lenses or misc articles of kit without moving too much.

Also the strap is okay but you will want to add some extra padding to it if you're running heavier gear you can add stitchable or velcrow strapable sholder pads from many vendors.

If I was to make improvements, molly all the way, if this bag had Molly attachment and loop points it would be super flexible.

When going out for a photo walk you don't always want to be encumbered by a backpack, especially if you are taking minimal gear with you, a camera sling is a nice compromise.

I have bought filters from K&F Concept for some time now and always found them to be of good quality and a reasonable price, so when I was offered this to review this bag from them I jumped at the chance, I wasn't paid to do this and this is my honest opinion of usability and quality.

The bag is well made with possibly the strongest internal pads I have ever seen in a bag of this size, perfect for keeping a small camera and a pair of lenses both protected and in place.
There are 2 main zipped pockets that provide ample space for a phone, spare batteries and the other odds and ends you generally carry around when on a photowalk.
The outside of the bag is wipe clean and I'd definitely showerproof, I took it out yesterday in light rain and had no issues with my kit getting wet and imagine it could probably take a heavier downpour without breaking a sweat.

On the underside of the bag are the obligatory straps for a small tripod, whilst I tried mine for size it isn't something I normally have with me on an urban shoot which is what I feel this bag is best suited to so I can't comment on how comfortable it would be to carry with one attached a full days shooting.
With the kit shown in the photo though it was very comfortable and for once I didn't get any neck pain, something that can be problematic with small camera bags.

Whilst I haven't used it for my drone yet I can confirm that it easily takes my Mini 3 pro, 4 batteries with charger and controller, and affords more protection than the OE drone bag.

Would I recommend this at the current asking price of £29.99 (with voucher)?
Most definitely.

I have a Canon 850D with a new 24-105mm which no longer fit in its old case.

Following the comments, I went with this model and I have no regrets!

First of all, as I am going on a trip very soon, I needed fast delivery. Delivered to my home in 4 days. Very well packaged.

Immediately amazed by the quality. At first glance, the material seems solid and studied. The handles are lined, as are the zippers. The interior is padded + in the large pocket, a solid double bottom (which can be removed). It's very useful.

The bag can be worn as a fanny pack, across the body, on the shoulder, etc. The handles are easily adjustable. And my 850D fits perfectly. I can even add a 50mm and the 18-120mm. Or, personal effects. Very useful when you go hiking so as not to take several bags.

In the front pocket we can put the battery, SD card, charger, etc. There are several small pockets and room

I am surprisingly surprised at the quality! I do not regret

Very good quality camera sling bag from K&F made with good materials and will last a long time.

When the bag arrived initially I thought I would not be able to get much inside but I was wrong I can easily fit my DSLR with a lens attached and put it on its side and fit another lens in the main section, you have to be realistic with your lenses e.g. if I have a 70-200mm lens attached to the camera body then this will be all I can fit in the main part of the bag.

The camera sling bag is well made and looks very good, very good stitching no loose ends and all straight which gives the bag a premium look and feel. This bag is ideal for when you don’t want to use your big camera bag and don’t need a huge amount of gear.

There are other sections that can be used to store extra camera batteries, cables, memory cards filters etc more than enough space for a days worth of photography/videography.

Has a strap on the bottom of the bag that you can attach a small/travel tripod which is a nice touch.

Shoulder strap is nice and thick so should not end up digging into you, it can be extended to a good length my only minor grumble with the shoulder strap is it has no padding for extra comfort which would have been nice.

Overall I am happy with the sling bag and I would recommend it.

Very practical little bag but you quickly find yourself limited... it's good for carrying 2 or 3 things but as soon as you want to carry a little more than a camera and a lens... it's really limiting .

Discreet design, does not attract attention.

The value for money is very interesting.
The size allows you to accommodate a digital camera with its lens without problem.
The strap allows it to be used as a fanny pack but also as a shoulder bag.

K&F Concept products offer a complete experience in protection and transport for photographic equipment. The bag, proudly displaying the brand logo, inspires confidence from the moment it is opened. Its careful design, with impeccable stitching and durable fabric, promises optimal protection for the camera and accessories. The well-designed size of the bag, accompanied by additional pockets and a shoulder strap, allows it to be worn like a fanny pack, providing physical relief for the back while ensuring easy access to equipment. The multiple interior storage spaces, well organized, add to its functionality. Solidity and impact resistance, combined with quality materials, reinforce its reliability. Overall, this product offers a balance between practicality, durability and satisfactory value for money, recommending them as wise choices for photography enthusiasts.

I used this for a quick trip with my Z8 with a smallrigs cage + 28-75mm and a quick trip and everything fit without the divider. I was impressed by how well everything was packaged after the zip plus the space in the front pocket for cables, battery bank, and key ring loop.
It did sprinkle a bit when I was out and I will say the bag held perfectly in the minor rainy weather. The materials are robust with great texture.

it is larger than a standard-size bum bag, footprint looks about the same, but since you can take out the divider it widens quite a bit then with a camera + lens appr 4 lbs that amazingly fits it shows the bulk. Fear not the strap adjustment is great allowing me a cross-chest for light gear or message bag for one lens wandering

This is a decent, neat, compact bag for carrying a small number of DSLR essentials. The bag has an optional, detachable shoulder/crossbody strap with adjustable length and a grab handle on top. There are adjustable webbing straps on the underside to attach a tripod, and a padded zip-closing compartment on one side.

Inside the main storage area, there is space for a camera plus installed lens, as well as two little slip pockets with hook and loop tape fastenings. There is a moveable partition for the main area which can be adapted to create up to three compartments for camera body/lens/flash, etc. I find this a bit awkward to position neatly, on the one I have this is a bit stiff and reluctant to shape, but having a camera and accessories inside helps to hold it in place.

This is a fairly soft camera bag. It's well padded on all sides, but the more sturdy structuring around the camera comes from the EPE partition.

I have a similar style Lumix bag - this K&F Concept one is a bit larger and offers more storage for accessories without becoming cumbersome, but doesn't have such structured sides or feel quite as sturdy. I had thought to switch bags and start using this slightly bigger one, but I like both for different reasons