K&F Concept 4 Pack Camera Lens Pouch Case, Protective Lens Bag for Mirrorless Lenses, Drawstring Camera Lens Pouches for Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Sony, Olympus Lens

This value pack of four lens pouches are just another evidence of how K&F CONCEPT as a brand understands the needs of photographers so well, and I consistently find myself returning to this brand for camera-related accessories that I need to make my creative life easier.

The pouches have a rubberized texture and design on the outside, and are soft and furry and offer really great protection for your lenses. Of course, each pouch is a different size so you always have the one you need depending on your lens values. There is a great drawstring on each that tightens well, and the threads do not fray. This is an issue I have had with previous lens pouches, the stitching is always lacking, but not so here.

Overall, these are an advancement in lens pouch technology, if that is even a feasible thing. It seems so; the outer rubberized grip, the softness of the inner pouch... simply very pleased overall. 5 stars.

I own a few Canon ‘L’ lenses, with each of them having shipped with their own Canon soft lens pouch.

These Canon pouches are okay and do the job, but given the choice between using them or these K&F Concept pouches and it’s a very easy decision.

From a photographer’s perspective I think K&F have put a lot of thought into these and made a really good job of providing a set of lens pouches that are genuinely fit for purpose.

What did I like? Pretty much everything!

They’re sort of stiff so they hold their shape well and when empty can store upright on a shelf, with each smaller pouch comfortably sliding into its bigger brother to reduce the storage space needed (think of a Russian doll).

The materials were really nice throughout and the ribbed effect outer shell felt strong and tough while not being overly thick & bulky.

The grey drawstring top also feels nice and thick and I liked how you could extend it out to take longer lenses, or you could tuck the cord and grey liner into the ribbed outer to keep it looking neat and tidy.

Despite being plastic, the belt clip still felt nice and strong and the canvas carry handles were all loops, meaning the whole side of them was stitched to the pouch itself and not just the ends, as you might find in cheaper pouches.

They were all good, useful sizes and I was able to fit all my lenses into at least one of them, with some of those lenses having their hoods attached and even one with an adapter too (see photos).

My ‘widest’ 50mm 1.2 was nice and snug as was my ‘longest’ 100-400 & adapter, with everything in between feeling nice and secure in at least one of these pouches (even my tiny little 35mm prime).

In summary, as someone who owns expensive ‘L’ series Canon lenses, I would have no hesitation carrying any of them in these pouches and considering they cost less than £27.00 when reviewed they’re great value for money and impossible not to recommend.

These K&F Concept cases are exactly what I needed to protect my photography equipment. I was already familiar with the brand, and as always, it exceeds expectations: quality materials, excellent finishing, and very durable. The pack includes four different sizes, giving you plenty of flexibility whether you're carrying lenses or need to store delicate accessories.

✅ Pros

Padded, durable, and lightweight material.

Various sizes, perfect for lenses, filters, batteries, etc.

Secure closure with a drawstring and carabiner clip.

Ideal for carrying inside a backpack or large bag.

K&F Concept's usual high quality; very reliable.

❌ Cons

They aren't cheap, but the quality justifies the price.

Picked this up to protect my lenses when they're not in use, so far they have exceeded my expectations.

The sleeves are well made with a nice quality material on the inside, preventing any sort of scratching or unwanted wear when the lenses are placed inside the sleeves. The exterior material has a nice stitched pattern adding style to the protective padding. The exterior padding is quite thick but is still able to be stuffed into a camera bag or backpack.

The medium sized bag fits my 28-70mm lens perfectly and the largest bag fits my 70-200mm lens. the smallest bag will definitely fit a lens like a 18mm or 35mm.
Pulling the drawstring closes off the top of the bag creating a closed off cover protecting from the outside elements. The drawstring has a locking clip to maintain the closure and is able to be opened and closed quickly.

The padding is tough enough to be able to place smaller items on top of the lens during storage but you still need to be cautious of how much weight is being on top of it.

These bags are nicely made, with crisp looking stitching and a nice, albeit relatively thin (I estimate 3-4mm?), padded material. While they won't protect from drops or overly abusive handling, they protect lenses from scuffs, scrapes, and dirt, and I find they're perfect for adding to my backpacking gear for storing lenses in my pack.

The sizing is good, and I can fit an RF 100-500L with lens hood on backwards (but without the tripod collar) in the XL pouch as a snug fit, and an RF 15-35L in the large pouch, again with lens hood. (See attached photo for both)

The material itself is NOT waterproof, and will readily absorb water, so don't expect that sort of protection. However, it is not advertised as such anyways so wasn't to be expected. That said, I could see it trapping moisture in wet conditions, so I throw a descant pack in the bottom of each one just in case

All in all, another great product from K&F at a good price point, and this will be a staple for storing lenses in my backpack

I am really impressed with the quality of these bags/cases.

In the photos that I posted, you can't see the smallest of the bags because I only had three lenses to model with them. But, as you can see, even my big old 300 mm Nikkor fit comfortably in the largest of the bags.

What I really like about these bags, and I didn't realize it until I was putting the lenses in, is that they have a little hood that comes out of the black part, with a drawstring, so you can almost entirely close the lens up in there, but still leave enough room to breathe.

Another great feature are the straps on the side, and the clips; I don't know if I'd really want my lens banging around if it was clipped to something, but I could see it being a good insurance policy, that is, you could clip the clips to something in your bag, etc.

These are about twice as thick as the stock bags that came with these Nikon/Nikkor lenses, and unlike the Nikon bags, the straps on these have little cinches so that you can keep them closed tight.

Very well made with just enough protective padding to add that extra protection to your lenses whilst out and about, all in all I am very happy with the purchase.

I now own quite a bit of K&F Concept accessories, and I'm always impressed. This lens case set in four sizes delivers exactly what a photographer could want: top-notch protection, thoughtful design, and high-quality workmanship.

Workmanship & Protection:

The material feels extremely robust yet lightweight, making it ideal for travel. The interior is nicely lined with soft material, while the exterior is resistant to scratches and impacts. Even high-end zooms or fast prime lenses are perfectly protected. No rattling, no shifting.

Versatility:

The four sizes are incredibly practical. Whether it's a small pancake lens, a medium standard zoom, or a telephoto lens, everything has its place. They're also great for filters, batteries, or other accessories. The drawstring with a sturdy clip makes it easy to attach each case to a backpack, belt, or similar item. Perfect for outdoor shoots.

Thoughtful Design:
Quick access thanks to the drawstring, compact shape, takes up hardly any space in a camera bag, yet provides reliable protection. You can tell that professionals designed this for professionals.

Conclusion:

Whether you're a hobby photographer or a professional, this set is a must-have.

5 out of 5 stars, a clear recommendation for anyone who wants to store their lenses safely and efficiently on the go.

Let me start by saying: I'm absolutely thrilled with this lens case set. As a passionate amateur photographer (and, incidentally, an Amazon Vine product tester), I've tried quite a few things, but these cases have completely won me over!

For just €29 in June 2025, you get four superbly crafted lens cases in different sizes (S, M, L, and XL), perfectly tailored to the needs of various lens sizes. From the small case, where I now safely store my SD cards and batteries, to the large XL case that even accommodates my telephoto lens – everything fits perfectly.

What I particularly like:

• Top-notch protection: The padding is pleasantly thick and noticeably protects my equipment. The inner lining cushions impacts, and the dense weave keeps dust out – a real plus for outdoor use.

• Practical & well-designed: The drawstring closure opens and closes in a flash – ideal when you're in a hurry. The side carrying handle and the hook for attaching to a backpack or belt are also very useful, especially when you're on the go.

• Versatility: I use the bags not only for lenses, but also for filters, GoPro accessories, and even my drone batteries – they're incredibly versatile.

The workmanship is high-quality, the material is tear-resistant and pleasantly lightweight – so they hardly take up any space in a camera bag. Overall, you get extremely good value for money, especially at the discounted price of €29 for the set of four.

I give them 5 out of 5 stars without hesitation – these lens bags are a must-have for anyone who wants to transport their camera equipment safely and in an organized way. Highly recommended!

This is a review for the K&F Concept Lens Protection Set, sold on Amazon with the description:
K&F Concept Lens Case, 4 Sizes, Protective Bag for DSLR Cameras, Dark Gray, Dark Gray, Simplicity.

These are four protective cases for photographic lenses with a beautiful design (textured with pairs of inverted triangles forming a rhombus mosaic pattern). Each case is smaller than the one before it (I mention this because they are packaged one inside the other like a wooden Russian doll box). They offer good padded protection against minor bumps and dust and inclement weather. The exterior is dark gray, and the inner flap closure increases the size by about 4 centimeters, allowing you to tighten/close the bag inwards from the top using a drawstring (the end of which is sewn somewhat haphazardly, but since the stitching is on the inside of the hem, it's not noticeable if the drawstring is properly positioned) and a spring-loaded push-button fastener.

The sizes range from 7 cm in outer base diameter for the smallest, 8 cm for the second smallest, 9 cm for the medium-large, and 10 cm for the largest, with the black protective cover reaching 18 cm in height and the light gray top extension reaching 22 cm in height if not tightly closed.

The problem I've encountered is that, proportionally to the height of each lens model I usually use, both Nikon and Canon, the diameters of the bags aren't suitable for also storing the lens hood that most lenses include as standard in these cases (I'm referring to full-frame lenses equivalent to 35mm), whether they're Canon EF L series (for more professional or serious amateur use) or Nikon FX series high-end lenses, especially with wide-angle lenses. This is because the lens hoods are wider than the lens itself and sometimes significantly increase the diameter above the lens's filter/hood holder. So the lens fits perfectly in terms of height, with some bag even to spare, but the lens hood, with its diameter, is impossible to insert or remove. With some telephoto lenses or APS-C lenses, or lenses with low apertures (lower mid-range formats), the size of the lenses themselves and the lens hoods is much narrower in diameter (since their primary elements are smaller). These lenses can easily fit into bags of the appropriate size with the lens hood reversed or placed over the lens.
I am also familiar with and have reviewed other protective lens cases from the same brand, K&F, which are sold in sizes (S/M/L). These offer more padding and protection (and are also more expensive) and have a fairly similar interior diameter, with the XL size being slightly larger. Furthermore, some sizes (M/L/XL) include a blower for sensors or lenses and a shoulder strap attached to the case itself (so they don't require attaching them to another bag or belt with a plastic carabiner or rear strap). I'm referring to this format in case you want to take a look before deciding whether to complement the set or choose the other model of lens cases available from K&F Concept:

https://www.amazon.es/gp/product/B0DHRVB1L2/

Based on what I've already mentioned in this review, and because I think the quality of the materials and construction relative to the price and quantity (4 units of different sizes) is also good, if they fit the dimensions of your lenses, it's a great purchase option. My rating for this set of lens cases is:

""5 STARS "" [ * * * * * ] .