5.0 out of 5 stars Confortable and easy to carry

G.P. · 15 June 2025

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4.0 out of 5 stars Stylish and useful

S. · 29 March 2025

The K&F Concept camera bag immediately impressed me with its stylish aesthetic. The orange hue is appealing, and the tactile quality of the material is pleasant. The sling design makes it comfortable to wear for extended periods.The interior lining is soft, which is a nice touch for protecting delicate equipment. While I'd personally prefer a bit more padding for added security, it's certainly adequate for casual outings and urban photography excursions.In terms of capacity, it comfortably accommodates my Nikon Z 50II with the 16-50mm lens attached, and a 50-250mm lens stored in a separate padded case. The roll-top closure is a clever design, allowing for adjustable capacity. The magnetic clasp at the top, combined with the rolled-down top and clip, creates a secure closure. However, I have slight reservations about its long-term water resistance in heavy rain due to the magnetic component. For light showers, it seems sufficiently protective.Overall, the K&F Concept bag offers a good balance of style, comfort, and functionality for everyday photography. It's a solid option for photographers who prioritise a compact and stylish bag for city exploration or day trips.

5.0 out of 5 stars Great compact bag if you solely want to bring your camera essentials

L.R. · 13 January 2025

I really like the subtle look of this bag, It looks very casual and it doesn't give the impression that you're carrying lots of camera equipment.I do like the overall quality of it, it's lightweight and just provides adequate protection.Capacity wise it's only able to carry your essentials so your camera, 1 lens, your phone things of that nature. You might be able to squeeze in a very very small lens but it's just mainly to carry some very basics along with you.You can wear it over your shoulders or you can hold it like a handbag. All in all, it's very good if you want something lightweight and just carry your simple essentials.Hope you found my review helpful.

4.0 out of 5 stars Camera Tardis

M.E. · 26 February 2025

I love this camera bag as it doesn't scream Camera bag when you're carrying it as well as being able to hold much more than it appears it should. The look of the bag is very modern and can be carried in several ways, whether by hand or over the shoulder with the unusual rope style strap. The materials used are excellent and extremely tough so I feel that everything I'm carrying is well protected and the bag itself should take some abuse and last a long time.Internally there's one main central area for your camera and this is big enough to take a full sized SLR camera with lens and then 4 smaller pockets surrounding the main one each with it's own pop clasp to keep it closed. These can be used for smaller items such as batteries etc. There's also a small zipper pocket on the outside which can hold something like a phone and means you don't have to open the main compartment for something small which is a good thing if you have the roll top and buckle closed.For me this is a great, very different looking bag but there are also 2 improvements I think I'd like. The first is the colour choice as whilst the vibrant orange is a lovely colour, I think the only other choice being beige means it's reducing the potential buyers as personally I'd like more colours to choose from as I usually go for darker colours such as a denim blue. Also the roll top and buckle fastening giving it that dry bag look greatly reduces the internal storage size so whilst I like this idea I think the bag should be slightly larger to accommodate the amount of space this takes up.Gripes aside I think this is a great camera bag with a very different look to it and works perfectly for carrying just the basics needed for carrying a single camera when you don't need much additional equipment although as mentioned earlier it is surprising just how much will fit in the bag. Highly recommended.

5.0 out of 5 stars Great bag for slipping the camera in

n. · 4 January 2025

I think this bag is great. While not a full blown protective carry case it provides a safe space to temporary store your SLR camera etc when you are out and about taking photos. Much better that having teh exposed camera dangling around your neck etc. The bag is made from a really nice fabric which is soft with a lined interior. I am almost a fan of the colour. A shoulder strap is also included. The opening of teh bag has hidden magnetic fastenings and can be clipped close creating a carry handle. Overall, a really good camera bag for when you are out and about.

4.0 out of 5 stars Feels Premium, Stands Out, Reasonable Storage

M.T. · 22 February 2025

This is a lovely way to keep your gear safe. I only have a DSLR with the one lens, so I've not gotten the chance to test it with other lenses - Though I got my mate to put some of his lenses in along with my camera and the bag handled it great!Let's get one thing straight - The orange stands out like a Life-Buoy... And that's exactly what I wanted. I want to be able to easily identify where I've put this bag down and the colour, along with the premium materials, achieves this every time.The inside is a lovely texture - Perfect for fellow NeuroSpicy's who need a material they can stand to touch. The internal lining is also super kind to any kit you put in there, so you can have faith that your kit will survive when you're walking around anywhere that the glass won't be getting scuffed.The closing mechanism takes a little bit of getting used to if you're not usually familiar with this kind of setup (Guilty) but it becomes second nature fairly rapidly.The strap is, admittedly, more fashion than function. However, when you have it slung properly, it doesn't slip off your shoulder if you adjust the straps appropriately for your height and size.I think the price may be slightly higher than it deserves however. A slightly larger bag, with a more practical strap and perhaps a slightly improved closing mechanism would make this perfect at this price point (£35.99 at time of writing).All in all, I would recommend, but only to hobbyists/non-professional users.

K&F Concept Camera Sling Bag

T. · 9 April 2025

(function() { P.when('cr-A', 'ready').execute(function(A) { if(typeof A.toggleExpanderAriaLabel === 'function') { A.toggleExpanderAriaLabel('review_text_read_more', 'Read more of this review', 'Read less of this review'); } }); })(); .review-text-read-more-expander:focus-visible { outline: 2px solid #2162a1; outline-offset: 2px; border-radius: 5px; } I recently picked up the K&F Concept Camera Sling Bag for my compact camera, and I couldn’t be happier with my purchase. As someone who loves urban street photography, I needed a bag that was both stylish and functional, and this one fits the bill perfectly. The beige color gives it a sleek, minimalist look that complements my casual outfits while still being practical. The soft material provides extra protection for my camera, and I love how the bag feels gentle on my shoulder without being bulky or uncomfortable. It’s the perfect size for a compact camera and small accessories like memory cards or a lens cap.What really stands out about this small camera pouch is its versatility. The sling design allows me to easily wear it across my chest, keeping my camera readily accessible while walking around. I can grab my camera quickly whenever an interesting shot appears, which is crucial for street photography. The bag is also well-organized, with enough space for my camera and a couple of extra essentials. The secure zipper closure ensures that my gear stays safe and doesn’t fall out while I'm on the go, and I appreciate how easy it is to adjust the strap for a snug fit.The K&F Concept Camera Sling Bag is a great choice for anyone who wants a stylish and compact bag that doesn’t compromise on practicality. It's not too big, so it doesn’t feel overwhelming, but it still holds my camera and a few small accessories comfortably. The overall quality is impressive, and it’s been durable enough to withstand daily use without any signs of wear. Whether you're into urban street photography or just need a convenient way to carry your camera on the go, I highly recommend this bag for its blend of style, comfort, and utility.

Both Attractive and Functional!

D.S. · 15 May 2025

This is the bag I've been looking for, one that doesn't look like a camera bag but is designed to function well. It won't hold an extra lens, unless maybe it's a pancake type, but one medium-sized camera, lens cloths, extra lens caps and such; anything I want to have along, including my wallet and keys, this bag accomodates while looking nice enough for an every day hand or shoulder bag. It will hold any camera I have (one at a time), including my tlr (probably the largest camera that would fit). Pictured in the bag: Olympus EM1 mkii, Nikon F3, Ciro-flex Model D.

Toll aber nicht allzu gross

J. · 3 May 2025

Finde die Tasche toll, für kleines Objektiv. Bei grossem Objektiv geht sie nicht mehr richtig zu. Für meinen Gebrauch mal kurz die Kamera mithaben perfekt.

Beautiful & functional

K. · 23 June 2025

The media could not be loaded. Beautiful design, super functional, works super well. Very happy!

Una bolsa para cámara que no lo parece. Fashion y distinta, por encima de lo demás.

À.O.J. · 16 February 2025

K&F Concept es un fabricante que se está abriendo paso en el mundo de los accesorios fotográficos, en este caso presentándonos una bolsa para cámara de fotos un tanto fuera de lo común. Lo peculiar y que salta a la vista a cualquiera, es el propio diseño de la bolsa. Es discreta y fashion a rabiar, no parece para nada la "típica bolsa de cámara" con lo que ello conlleva (alias "menor robabilidad").Recibimos una caja de cartón en un formato peculiar, realmente parece que dentro debería contener una libreta tamaño A4 por las medidas. Una vez quitamos precintos y abrimos, dentro nos encontramos la bolsa totalmente plegada, y puesta dentro de una bolsita de plástico translúcida para proteger de suciedad y demás durante el transporte. A parte se nos incluye una tarjeta con "tips" sobre como instalar el accesorio para adaptar la asa de hombro de la bolsa para pasar a ser una asa de cámara al cuello.En cuanto al diseño de la bolsa, la verdad es que es súper bonita. De un color salmón ligeramente desaturado, "apastelado" diría yo. Con asa de cuelgue del mismo material y color, y con la doble cuerda colgante, la cual utiliza un tramado entre blanco y dorado, y los enganches negros ... es un accesorio realmente fashion y que nadie diría que sirva para llevar una cámara de fotos y sus accesorios. Realmente no es muy grande, ya que podemos decir que mide un palmo de alto por un palmo de ancho y unos 4˜5 dedos de grosor (para que os hagáis una idea visual, las medidas reales son 32x28x10,5cm).Por dentro todo el forro es aterciopelado, de manera que lo que pongamos en los otros compartimentos no va a rayar las demás cosas. Eso sí, no va con ningún tipo de relleno o espumilla, por lo que no es apta para proteger de golpes. Externamente la apertura superior principal utiliza un par de imanes como cierre oculto. A parte tiene una cremallera externa oculta y del mismo color que la bolsa, que va prácticamente de arriba a abajo en el lateral de esta, creando un bolsillo bastante profundo.El espacio interior se compone del compartimento principal grande, y luego en cada lado tiene 3 compartimentos a modo de bolsillos (más o menos se reparten el espacio de los bolsillos en 1/4, 1/2, 1/4). Los bolsillos centrales de cada lado tienen un pequeño cierre por presión, el cual cierra bastante fuerte y cuesta de abrir, me da un poco de cosica que se pueda rasgar la tela de lo fuerte que van.Esta bolsa podemos usarla como bolsa de mano mediante la agarradera principal que se genera si anclamos ambos cierres laterales, o bien colgarla del hombro con la tira incluida. Sino también podemos usarla enteramente como si fuese un separador, dentro de bolsos más grandes que podamos tener.Que por cierto si no usamos la asa de hombro, tenemos un par de anillas y un protector para adaptarla a asa de cámara al cuello.En cuanto a capacidad, hay que tener claro que es una bolsa para cámaras pequeñas, tipo Micro 4/3 y similares. No podréis usarla para cámaras réflex ni objetivos, no van a caber. En mi caso la voy a usar para cámaras analógicas, puesto que las Lomo que tengo son pequeñitas y puedo llevar varias a la vez, junto a sus flashes y demás. Oh y si queremos usar la bolsa para otras cosas también va bien, el forro interior va a proteger lo que le pongamos dentro hehe. Por ejemplo una Nintendo Switch Oled juuusto cabe dentro en horizontal, si la ponemos sin funda.Así pues, si lo que buscáis es un bolso que por encima de todo sea discreto y bonito para llevar vuestra micro 4/3 a pasear, esta es una muy buena opción. Si buscáis algo que proteja mucho o tenga buena capacidad, tendréis que buscar otras opciones del mercado. Si vais a por lo primero, para mi se merece 5 estrellas 👍