K&F Concept Camera Sling Bag Small Camera bag Lightweight Crossbody and Inner Liner Bag for Protection and Versatility, Beige

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.

I know this is sold as a camera bag and someday I might use it for that purpose. But now I'm using it as a knitting bag for small projects to take to knitting groups. It is quite easy to use and holds the yarn well. There are large pockets inside to hold knitting items and a large one on the outside for whatever. The strap is adjustable and feels nice on the shoulder. I love that I could accidentally spill something on it and it would wipe clean. It is also very secure in it's closing and yet stays open if I need it to. Definitely the designers looked for ways to make it easy to use and hold a lot for it's size.

This K&F Concept small camera sling bag is perfect for a small to medium camera with a few accessories. The bag is well made and plush feeling. There are several internal pockets to keep your items organized as well. If you are looking for a rugged bag for your camera and gear then this is NOT for you as it is basically a lightweight padded pouch that you can carry easily or put the bag (with items) inside another larger bag keeping the items together. Overall it's a great small to medium sized carry pouch.

If you're looking for a medium-sized camera bag, this one is a solid choice. It offers enough space to fit your camera, accessories, batteries, and extra personal items. Inside, there are several pockets designed to keep smaller items organized. The bag is versatile and can be carried in different ways, either as a shoulder bag or a handbag. While the product description mentions it can be used as an internal bag, its size makes it too large to fit inside another bag.

Overall, this is a great option for those in need of a well-designed, medium-sized camera bag.

I have a Nikon D5100, and often I would just carry it on my shoulder strap, or throw it into a big bag. This bag secures it nicely, and there are a few interior pockets for other essentials like a wallet, phone, keys, hair ties, lipstick, sunglasses. This will be a great bag for traveling with my nice camera!

I love the size of this bag and how soft the outside and inside of this bag is. I will carry my camera and all the accessories in this bag. This bag is made with quality materials and looks great

The K&F Concept roll-up camera bag offers a sophisticated combination of style, lightness and functionality, making it the ideal choice for amateur and professional photographers. Whether for city trips, holidays or spontaneous photo shoots, this bag is the ideal companion that impresses not only with its aesthetics but also with its practical functions. Sophisticated size and lightness With an exterior format of 32 x 10 x 28 cm and an interior dimension of 23 x 9 x 18 cm, the bag offers enough space for a camera and lens. With a weight of only 0.25 kg, it remains extremely light, so that it does not compromise comfort on long journeys or day trips. It is large enough to store medium-sized photo equipment, but compact enough to be carried comfortably or used as a backpack in a larger backpack. Practical roll-up design The roll-up design of the opening is not only modern and elegant, but also extremely practical. It provides quick access to the camera so you don't miss a moment while reliably protecting the equipment. This design is a definite advantage, especially for spontaneous shots or dynamic shooting situations. Perfect organization Inside the bag, four small interior pockets allow you to neatly store accessories such as batteries, memory cards or filters. A hidden zipped pocket on the side offers additional storage space for valuables such as keys, money or other small items. This arrangement makes the bag not only practical but also safe. Adjustable shoulder strap and versatility Another highlight is the adjustable shoulder strap, which can be adjusted from 99 to 151 cm to ensure maximum comfort, regardless of body size. In addition, the shoulder strap can also be used as a stand-alone camera strap, making this bag even more versatile. The included leather details and stainless steel rings underline the high quality of workmanship and give the bag a touch of elegance. Multifunctional design The K&F Concept camera bag is much more than just a camera bag. It can be used flexibly as a handbag, shoulder bag, crossbody bag or even as a food bag in a backpack or suitcase. The fabric is light and soft, making the bag comfortable to wear and adapts to different needs. Robust quality and modern look The design of the bag impresses with its combination of functionality and style. The fabric is durable, robust and trendy at the same time, ideal for photographers who value not only practicality but also aesthetics. Conclusion The K&F Concept Rollup camera bag is a well thought-out companion for anyone looking for a compact, lightweight and versatile camera bag. Whether DSLR cameras, mirrorless models or even action cameras, this bag meets the highest standards in terms of protection, organization and comfort. In particular, the combination of elegant design, intelligent functions and high-quality workmanship makes it a real must-have for photographers. An undisputed favorite for anyone who wants to transport their camera safely, conveniently and stylishly. Absolute purchase recommendation!

This K&F Concept camera bag convinced me with its practicality and its really nice look (yellow stands out!). It's a compact but organized shoulder strap: I can insert my SLR with a mounted lens, a spare battery and a few small accessories such as a memory card and filter. It is not designed for those who have a lot of lenses or want to carry the whole study on their shoulders, but for quick outings or light trips it is ideal.

The outer material is pleasant to the touch and the well-padded interior offers sufficient protection for basic equipment. The zips slide well and the shoulder strap is comfortable even after half an hour of walking. I didn't get the heavy rain, so I can't judge the water resistance at all, but it's performing well for now.

Also perfect as a gift for those who love photography and do not want a classic technical black bag. The only drawback: I would have preferred a slightly larger pocket on the back.

SLING BAG URBAN WANDER 11
Intro: I have a small Olympus E-M10 Mark II mirrorless with a 14-42 lens (not a pancake so it's not really super compact) and I state that I only take pictures amateuristically. I was looking for a camera bag that is comfortable to carry when traveling, compact and not too bulky and thick that I could comfortably wear together with a backpack in urban and non-urban situations, but that would allow me to quickly access the camera. I heard good things about the brand so I bought this bag, the Sling Bang Urban Wander 11, together with the sister of the same brand the Sling Bag Urban Wander 12 in size S because both seemed to be good candidates.

Design-materials: the bag is made of a beautiful polyester technical material with external waterproofing treatment (not tin), it is a beautiful opaque black with the logo detail marked on a small strip of brown faux leather that gives a minimal look and a bit of elegance to the casual workmanship of the bag. The inner lining is made of a light gray suede fabric to cushion small shocks and not to scratch screens or optics even if unprotected, and has 4 internal pockets placed on the sides closed by an orange button. The magnetic band has a strong closure and the two side carabiners are made of good hard plastic and harmonic in size with everything. It also has an external pocket closed by a zip. The bag is not really super thin, touching it you can feel a protective inner layer even if not very thick. When empty, it can be flattened perfectly, taking up very little space. The shoulder strap is made of very nice black gray rope and attaches to the bag with two well-made metal carabiners and has a small padded fabric shoulder strap to better distribute the weight on the shoulder.
Although it is sold as women's, I believe the design is unisex, obviously if you wear shoulder straps.

Capacity: when fully loaded I was able to insert my mirrorless with a 14-42 lens (not a pancake) mounted on the camera body, the battery charger with cable, a mini bottle measuring 6 cm in diameter x 14.5 cm in diameter (I don't have other photographic lenses but maybe the info is helpful to someone), a mini wallet and a couple of SD cards, all leaving the camera in the central compartment and everything else in the respective internal pockets so as not to bother me when removing the camera. I inserted the cell phone outside even though the pocket is not very large and cell phones over 15.5 cm in height may not fit there. With this content I was able to close the bag completely: by rolling up the magnetic strip and closing the carabiners.

Use: This is a comfortable and, in my opinion, adaptive bag: the pocket opening allows convenient and quick access to the camera. When it is empty because I have the machine around my neck, the bag is light and not bulky. Both full and empty, appreciable in the fact that you can easily remove the shoulder strap to carry it as a handbag or use it as a storage bag in a backpack or suitcase. When traveling she makes a decent impression even used only as a handbag.

Protection: it is not super padded so it cannot protect against medium to large shocks... it is not suitable for those who carry very expensive equipment. Personally, I “weighed down” the bottom with a separator of an old camera case, gaining more protection in support. Eventually I also tried to insert a neoprene lens protector where to store the machine to provide that extra protection that you want, perhaps if you calculate that you often place the bag on the ground but this involves a slight loss of capacity.

Conclusion:
Pros: hybrid, small weight and size, easy access to the camera, nice to look at design, almost unique in its kind and this justifies the price.
Cons: not suitable for heavy, expensive or large machines or people who want to carry a lot of lenses and photographic accessories with them or those who, as an amateur, are looking for their first or only bag (not very protective to use it anytime, anywhere).

Comparison: with the “sister” K&F CONCEPT Sling Bag Urban Wander 12 in size S: these are two extremely different bags and I think created for different uses, the Wander 12 is not so hybrid but is much more padded and protective, but consequently slightly bulky, especially because it develops horizontally and has a greater thickness despite the size S being compact. The capacity is the same even if the space is managed differently. The bag also includes lower straps for carrying small tripods. The shoulder strap is also wider and this makes it reliable to carry heavier weights but it is not removable. Excellent to use as the only bag with you and perhaps carrying a tripod and going around in dirt places where it is easier to fall or place the bag on the ground.

Beautiful design, super functional, works super well. Very happy!