I am using this with a Sony A6700 with a 70-350 lens attached. it fits in the main compartment perfectly. There are inside and outside pockets for more SD cards, a blower, batteries and other needed accessories. This hangs on the body as a crossbody and is comfortable. I can even add a few snacks. It is fairly easy to get my camera in and out. I do have a wide Peak Design strap and that has to be dealt with as most straps get in the way of bag storage.

The bag is built well, versatile, and priced right!

I love this bag. I'm using it to carry my camera while traveling in a country that has high crime. So I love that this slings across the shoulder and can sit in front of me, where I can see it. But you could easily sling it to the back. Lots of room and pockets for accessories. The pockets are padded for protection. Stitching looks really strong. In the video I forgot to show the side pockets for lenses. This bag has a lot of pockets. It looks very professional and is well made. Recommend.

Couldn't be happier with it. Came extremely well packaged in a box and bag combo and the exterior materials are far more durable than I was expecting. The weight is perfect - neither lightweight and cheap, nor heavy and unmanageable, and the strap has a pretty good pad. The side pockets actually fit a water bottle with ease; although I wouldn't trust them with a lens or anything. It's the inside that's lined with a nice fuzzy and soft-touch materials. There's even a velcro divider and everything. Easily fits my Nikon DSLR, with an extra lens and batteries (which I keep in the exterior zippered pocket) and the wear is quite comfortable.

Really the only downside is that you can't change how the shoulder strap is anchored. That means that you can only wear it 1 of 2 ways - either across your right shoulder with the bag in front, or across the left shoulder with the bag in the back. See the 3 grey shadow dudes in the ad above? Just like that. There's no way to change the strap so that it's behind you while the strap is over your right shoulder. And that's how I usually wear my bags. Not a huge deal, but it's a thing.

Otherwise, the bag is fabulous. Well-padded, comfortable, elegant looking and with just the right amount of volume. Plus the handle on top is KEY. Wrapped it with some extra paracord for good measure. Couldn't be happier.

Overall a nice small camera bag. The bag is large enough to fit my D7000 with a Tamron 100-400mm lens attached, just barely, in terms of length. I would still be hesitant to drop anything with this bag, though, as it is a bit on the thinner side on the bottom compared to larger bags that have thicker walls, but that is a tradeoff for size and weight. The bag strap does only go one way, though, and is permanently attached, so you can't really wear it with the strap going the other direction without it flopping a bit. The fabric feels quality, and seems like it will stand up to abuse, and the zippers glide smoothly, too. For the price (~$33 including a 10% coupon) it is a pretty handy bag for light travel or a day trip.

This is a great little sling with a cool chique green color that I like.
It makes it easy to protect and store a little camera setup and some accesories; I use it for photography.
You can quickly sling it to the front for easy access to your gear and it sits right on my back for a nice light day setup if you are causually out or even for an event shoot.
The exterior feels like a smooth, glidey finish plasticy fabric which is okay unless you have to be quiet while shooting because there is some operation noise from the bag and sliding your hand over it.

I need a compact sling bag but large enough to fit my full frame mirrorless digital camera with a battery grip and a telephoto zoom lens. This K&F Concept Camera Sling Bag Small Crossbody Camera Case is perfect for my birding photography. Please watch my video review.
I highly recommend this K&F Concept Camera Sling Bag Small Crossbody Camera Case for avid photographers.

Not only is this bag comfortable to wear, but it is also locates in a convenient spot along the chest for ease of access to its contents. The shoulder strap is adjustable and has padding built-in for comfort. The double zip top allows for wide access into the main compartment and internal divider keeping the lenses separate. This bag has a good amount of depth for larger lenses and wide enough to accommodate most camera bodies. The exterior of the bag is made from a vinyl feeling textile, which is well shown together along with a solid strap that is reinforced on both sides. There is no concern about safety for the camera and lens located inside.The inside of the bag came with one divider held in place with Velcro and the bag is lined with a soft felt interior on a padded foam flexible structure. There are exterior pockets that fit flat objects, including a tablet, lens cloths, spare batteries and a couple of USB cables. The side pockets can fit a small lens, but I do not recommend as they are not covered. Overall, the bag.