I had the opportunity to test the K&F Concept shoulder bag for cameras and I must say that it has exceeded my expectations.

This camera bag offers high-quality, practical features and an elegant design — ideal for photographers who want to be well organized on the go.

Product details:
• Material & workmanship: High-quality materials and first-class workmanship ensure durability and a classy look.
• Fleece lining: The soft inner lining optimally protects your camera from scratches and damage.
• Interior color: The light gray lets in more light, making things quick and easy to find.
• Plenty of storage space: Despite its compact size, the bag offers an astonishing amount of space for the camera, lenses and accessories.
• Wide opening: Wide access makes packing and unpacking easy, even with larger cameras with a zoom lens.
• Compatibility: Perfect for large cameras such as the Sony Alpha 7IV with Tamron 28-75mm zoom lens in a full cage.
• Practical inner pockets: Several small pockets are ideal for batteries, filters and other accessories.
• Comfortable shoulder strap: Easy to snap on and off, quickly adjustable and long enough for taller people.
• Magnetic closure: Much quicker to open than a zipper — perfect for spontaneous shots.
• Versatile use: Can be worn as a shoulder bag or handbag and looks great too

Improvement approach:
• Extension option: An outer tab to click on, for example, a Peak Design clip would be a great addition to future models.

Conclusion:

A stylish and functional camera bag that offers an impressive amount of space and at the same time optimally protects your equipment. The comfortable shoulder strap and well-designed compartments make this bag an excellent choice for everyday use. Highly recommended

I was looking for a smaller camera bag for my SONY ZV-E10II and had opted for this one. It was delivered well packaged and my first impression was good. First I plugged in my camera with standard lens, which was a good fit.

The bag is small with a capacity of 5 l, is softly padded on the inside and is closed at the top with a magnet. 8 small inner compartments can be individually enlarged. So 4-8 are available. Outside, there is a side pocket for other accessories, which is secured with a zipper. The outer material is robust and durable. The shoulder strap is attached with 2 carabiners, both of which can be locked. The length of the strap is adjustable. I found it all practical and offers good security. This protects my camera and allows me to take it with me wherever I go. The bag is also suitable for my smartphone gimbal with a tripod and a small tripod.

The quality of the bag is excellent and reasonably priced. Because the quality and workmanship are impeccable. The storage space is sufficient to carry the camera with a small lens.

Thank you so much for taking the time to read my review. I hope that I was able to help a bit with this, including the photos.

I'm impressed by the quality of this bag - the materials, inside and out, are top quality, as is the stitching and finishing. I like the little pocket clasps, and the hardware used on the strap. The bag fits a fair bit of gear, and the no-zipper top has a magnetic closure - along with the clips for extra security.
The bag interior material is super soft - so you don't have to worry about it scratching your expensive gear.
Overall - a great bag, which we'll probably use for more than just our camera. It packs down small, so its great for travel.

K&F Concept is a manufacturer that is making its way into the world of photographic accessories, in this case presenting us with a camera bag that is a little out of the ordinary. The peculiar thing that catches anyone's eye is the very design of the bag. It's discreet and fashionable to rage, it doesn't seem like a “typical camera bag” at all with what this entails (aka “lower probability”).

We received a cardboard box in a peculiar format, it really seems that inside it should contain an A4 size notebook due to the measurements. Once we remove the seals and open, inside we find the bag completely folded, and placed inside a translucent plastic bag to protect against dirt and others during transport. In addition, we have included a card with “tips” on how to install the accessory to adapt the shoulder strap of the bag to become a camera handle around the neck.

As for the design of the bag, the truth is that it is super pretty. Of a slightly desaturated salmon color, “pasty” I would say. With a hanging handle made of the same material and color, and with the double hanging rope, which uses a weave between white and gold, and the black hooks... it is a really fashionable accessory that no one would say is suitable for carrying a camera and its accessories. It's really not very big, since we can say that it measures a span high by a span wide and about 4∼5 fingers thick (to give you a visual idea, the real measurements are 32x28x10.5cm).

Inside, all the lining is velvety, so that what we put in the other compartments will not scratch the other things. However, it does not come with any type of filling or foam, so it is not suitable for protecting against shocks. Externally, the main upper opening uses a pair of magnets as a hidden closure. In addition, it has a hidden external zipper in the same color as the bag, which goes practically from top to bottom on the side of the bag, creating a fairly deep pocket.

The interior space consists of the large main compartment, and then on each side there are 3 compartments like pockets (more or less the space of the pockets is divided by 1/4, 1/2, 1/4). The central pockets on each side have a small pressure seal, which closes quite tightly and is difficult to open, giving me a little bit of a thing that can tear the fabric as hard as they go.

This bag can be used as a handbag using the main handle that is generated if we anchor both side closures, or hang it over the shoulder with the included strap. But we can also use it entirely as if it were a separator, inside larger bags that we can have.

That by the way, if we don't use the shoulder strap, we have a pair of rings and a protector to adapt it to the camera handle around the neck.

In terms of capacity, it should be clear that it is a bag for small cameras, such as Micro 4/3 and the like. You can't use it for reflex cameras or lenses, they won't fit. In my case, I'm going to use it for analog cameras, since the Lomo I have are small and I can carry several at once, along with their flashes and so on. Oh and if we want to use the bag for other things it's also fine, the inner lining will protect what we put in it hehe. For example, a Nintendo Switch OLED just fits inside horizontally, if we put it without a cover.

So, if what you are looking for is a bag that, above all else, is discreet and beautiful to take your micro 4/3 for a walk, this is a very good option. If you are looking for something that protects a lot or has good capacity, you will have to look for other options on the market. If you go for the former, for me it deserves 5 stars

I've been looking for a small bag for my equipment for a long time, especially for short trips where not everything is required. The advantage of the K&F Concept bag is obvious: the roll-up system gives you quick access to the things you need, no heavy backpacks that you have to remove. The volume of the bag is larger than you think, I have easily accommodated a camera with a 16mm lens (length 17 cm) a drone with control, a GoPro action camera and several batteries without any problems. The workmanship of the camera bag is impeccable, I really like the signal color and the handling is flawless, but it also looks really modern and stylish! The bag is lined on the inside but not padded as you know from the special photo backpacks, so I would only use it for short trips but that is absolutely fine and completes my transport equipment. The inner pockets are opened and closed with snaps, there is an additional compartment with zipper on the outside, the strap is adjustable and can even be used as a camera shoulder strap!

Conclusion:

an extremely functional camera bag that has been well thought out and is very helpful for my short trips, the quick access and lightness of the bag in particular is important to me, in terms of volume, I can easily accommodate everything for a short trip, so a clear recommendation from me!

This orange sling bag from brand K&F CONCEPT could easily be construed as a feminine-style side pouch, but it’s purely a preferential choice really. It has a lot of great features and internal pockets that are really handy, and I like that it is so nondescript as a camera bag, even if it is perhaps a bit obnoxious as a purse, given its flamboyant colour and style.

The included strap actually doubles as a matching camera strap, and comes with attachments necessary to accomplish that.

The feel of the bag is soft and luxurious, whatever polyester mix the brand uses was certainly the right choice.

If you are perhaps an event or street photographer and want to stand out, this would certainly set you apart from your peers. I personally am not always keen on being noticeable when I am creating street images, but there are other events or sessions where I might want to use this for a matter of convenience. It would also make a great small drone pouch actually, now that I think about it.

Overall, it is a durable, moderately weather resistant (if not proof) option that is entirely unique as far as I can tell, in the world of camera bags. 5 stars.

If you like the colour orange, I am sure you will like this camera bag. I have multiple items from this brand so I was interested by this shoulder bag with a 5 L capacity that has a pleasing design. It can fit a camera with some accessories and its interior is made from a very soft material so not to scratch your precious camera. It also has pockets inside so the additional item beside your camera can be safely carried. The shoulder strap can be removed and used for a camera strap, which is a nice touch. It is versatile because you can use it handheld, on your shoulder or as an inner bag. The price is affordable for such a quality camera sling bag, so I can recommend it for sure.

It's surprisingly light, making it perfect to wear during long shooting sessions without feeling burdened.

The interior space is cleverly designed, offering enough capacity for an SLR or DSLR camera along with some essential accessories such as additional lenses, memory cards and cables. I also really liked the inner padding, which provides excellent protection against accidental bumps or falls.

The adjustable strap is comfortable and allows you to customize the fit according to your preferences. I've worn it in outdoor sessions and in the city, and the sense of stability is remarkable. In addition, the outer material is durable and seems ready to withstand the wear and tear of daily use.

In short, it's an excellent choice for those looking for an elegant, functional, and well-designed bag for their equipment. It's practical, it protects the camera well and adds a touch of style to your photographic equipment.

The bag comes in a simple yet functional package and comes with a great package.

Not only is the bag itself and the shoulder strap included, but also material to attach the strap directly to a camera. In fact, this is chosen so carefully that the camera is well protected.

The bag itself is well made, the closure is magnetic and can also be rolled and closed with the help of a plastic fastener. This means that the camera is very well protected in the bag and can be transported safely.

The bag also has various storage compartments to accommodate accessories or a tablet computer.

My mirrorless APSC camera with a (quite voluminous) zoom lens (16-55, 2.8) fits into the bag and leaves some room for accessories, but no longer for a tablet. But that's okay with me too, as I don't have the need.

Whether you like the design... well, I like it even though it's a bit eye-catching, but it doesn't always have to be black.

All in all, I will certainly like to use the bag for city trips and also as protection when traveling.