2 in 1 Sling Bag Everyday Shoulder Bag & Multifunction Photography Crossbody Camera DSLR Backpack Portable Bag

The process of acquiring a suitable camera bag is not, as one might naively assume, a simple transaction. It is, in fact, a voyage involving research, hope, disappointment, returns, more research, recalibrated expectations, and ultimately, a kind of hard-won acceptance that borders on the zen. I have walked this path. I have returned bags. Two of them, in fact. And so it is with this (limited) authority that I present this review of the K&F Concept 11 Litre Camera Sling Bag in Black. Let us start where all sensible reviews should start: the price. This bag is, without equivocation, qualification, or caveat, excellent value. In a marketplace increasingly populated by bags that cost more than some lenses, and sometimes the cameras that go inside them, the K&F Concept 11L presents itself as a refreshingly honest proposition. You hand over a modest sum. You receive a bag. The bag does bag things. Everybody goes home satisfied. This is not to damn it with faint praise because “excellent value” in the photographic accessories world is genuinely high praise, given that the alternative is spending the equivalent of a weekend in the Lake District on a piece of nylon with some buckles on it. Now, the pockets. If you are the sort of photographer (and I suspect you are, because you are reading this) who accumulates the small detritus of the craft with quiet enthusiasm, then the pocket situation on this bag will bring you something close to joy. There are pockets for filters. There are pockets for SD cards (multiple, which matters, because SD cards have a supernatural ability to vanish the moment you actually need them). There is also room for a spare battery (which is an item every photographer carries and no photographer ever remembers to charge). The organisational possibilities are, within the constraints of an 11-litre bag, genuinely impressive. And then there is the main compartment with velcro-assisted repositional sectional dividers. With a camera body and a kit lens installed; one finds that there remains sufficient additional volume to accommodate either a second lens, should your photographic ambitions demand it, or alternatively, and I say this without irony, sandwiches. This is not a trivial feature. The ability to sustain oneself during a long day’s shooting without resorting to a separate packed lunch bag represents a genuine quality-of-life improvement that K&F Concept’s marketing department has, inexplicably, failed to emphasise. The sling mechanism deserves its own paragraph, possibly its own essay. It works. It works well. The adjustment range is broad enough to accommodate, one imagines, individuals of dramatically varying torso geometries from the compact to the generously proportioned. It sits comfortably across the body, allows swift access to the main compartment with a satisfying swing-around motion, and does not, crucially, attempt to slowly saw through your shoulder over the course of an afternoon, which is more than can be said for certain competitors in this category. Full marks. No notes. And now, regretfully, we must address the bottom padding. It is, and I choose my words carefully here, present. It exists. It is performing the function of padding in the same way that a single digestive biscuit performs the function of a meal: technically, yes; spiritually, no. For a bag designed to house a camera, a device that can represent a substantial financial and emotional investment, one might reasonably expect the base padding to offer a level of protection more reminiscent of a mattress than of a polite suggestion. If you are carrying a camera of significant value, I would gently recommend not testing the bag’s bottom padding against any hard surfaces, kerbs, or indeed the ground itself with any great enthusiasm. This is my only substantive criticism, and I make it not in anger but in hope, hope that a future revision of this otherwise commendable bag will address this single, fixable shortcoming. Here is the truth about camera bags, and indeed about most things in life: there is no perfect option at any price point, and certainly not at this one. There are trade-offs. There are always trade-offs. The bag that has perfect padding has awkward pockets. The bag with ideal pockets has a sling that bisects you. The bag that does everything perfectly costs as much as a small car. The K&F Concept 11L makes its trade-offs honestly and transparently, delivering excellent organisation, a genuinely good sling system, and respectable build quality, while asking you to exercise a modicum of caution about where you set it down. For the money, and I return, as all roads must, to the money, it is a thoroughly decent bag, and I am glad to own it and sincerely happy with the purchase.

Really well made, durable bag, cushioned and plenty of pockets for your gear. It's also weather proof which has been really useful for me. Easily fits various lenses and filters, pouch for the used and charged batteries is a really neat idea. Also has a small tripod strap underneath, I would definitely recommend this as a day trip bag.

I’ve been using this K&F Concept 6L 2-in-1 sling bag for my camera kit, and my first impressions have been very positive. The green colour looks smart without being too bold, and the overall build quality is excellent for the price. The materials feel durable, the stitching is tidy, and the bag has a reassuringly solid feel. The zips deserve a particular mention—they operate smoothly and appear to be of good quality, which is important on a bag that will be opened and closed frequently. The interior is well padded and offers good protection for camera equipment. The dividers are easy to adjust, making it straightforward to configure the space for different combinations of camera body, lenses and accessories. It’s also comfortable to wear as a sling, with the weight distributed well for shorter outings. My only criticism is that the bag is slightly smaller than I had anticipated from the product description and photos. It comfortably accommodates a mirrorless camera with an attached lens and a couple of small accessories, but anyone carrying multiple larger lenses or a more extensive kit may find it a little restrictive. It’s worth checking the published dimensions carefully before ordering. Overall, this is a stylish, thoughtfully designed camera bag that feels well made and represents excellent value for money. If you’re after a compact bag for everyday photography, travel or days out, I think this is an excellent choice.

I wanted a compact camera bag for travel, that wasn't an obvious camera bag. The Small K & F Concept Sling is of good quality and padded for protection of your gear. It comes with two adjustable and removable padded velcro partitions. For me, if you look at the image, I could place my Canon EOS M50 MkII mounted with a Canon EF-M 11-22mm lens, a Canon EL 100 flash, a Canon EF-M 18-55mm zoom. There is space in zippered compartments for spare batteries and a phone with room to spare for other small items such as a charger. Overall, good value and I am pleased with this purchase.

After trying a couple of bags I settled for this one as it very well made, discreet and comfy to carry too. For me a bag has to be not bulky, protects the camera and has good security. This bag is perfect for my needs, security wise, despite being a nice looking bag, it is subtle and doesn't give the impression that you are carrying an expensive camera. The side pockets are long with good room but the opening is a little tight especially the back pocket but they are very usable for a spare batteries and other accessories and zip up securely too. The main pocket is great, again it does not open super wide but plenty enough to allow you to remove the camera. The internal divider is very robust and stiff and stays in place with strong velcro. It will easily carry a camera and two lenses. I have one camera with lens attached so there is plenty of room for usb charger, small power brick and a spare battery plus,wallet, phone and small bottle of water too.I can use this as a day bag without the need of back pack etc. This is perfect as I love to travel light. I use it over the shoulder which is great for me but it can be used as a bum bag too but for me the strap doesn't adjust down to be really tight so it can move around a bit on your waist. The materials are nice quality and has a good feel and there is a separate carry handle to complete the package. Overall a brilliant bag which works well as a light camera/day bag for travelling.

Awesome camera bag! Very well built and fits my camera, action camera and plenty of accessaries. Easy to throw around as a sling and the tripod holder is a nice feature. Thank you to K&F, I like their products and wouldn't hesitate to buy from them again :)

I needed a bag for two Sony A6x00 series cameras to enable quick swaps of lenses and this seems to work really well. The dividers are easily configurable and should help provide some minor protection, more for bumps than drops though. Lots of useful pockets etc and appears well made.

This bag’s been a great all-rounder. I use it for travel and day shoots—fits my Fujifilm XT30, spare lens, accessories, umbrella, water bottle, and a tripod at the bottom. Loads of space, well thought out, and surprisingly comfortable to carry. Waterproofing is a big plus; it held up perfectly in the rain, especially during typhoon weather when I needed it most. Only reason for 4 stars: the tripod straps could’ve done with buckles for quicker fastening. That said, if you take a moment to secure them properly, they hold firm. Still a solid, reliable bit of kit.

Dieser Sling Bag macht meine Fuji GFX 50S mit aufgesetztem 45-100mm Objektiv beinahe zu einer "Immer-dabei-Kamera". Okay, es gibt leichtere (Kamera)Lösungen, allerdings nicht mit dieser Bildqualität. Doch steht das auf einem anderen Blatt und es geht ja hier um die Tasche in der 10 ltr. Version, die eben für schwerere Kameras gedacht ist. Die Bodys der KB-Boliden sind unwesentlich kleiner und leichter. Lediglich deren Glas ist deutlich kompakter und leichter. Diese Tasche ist sehr gut verarbeitet. Die Reisverschlüsse arbeiten leichtgängig und es gibt reichlich zusätzliche Fächer um Akku, Speicherkarten und ggf. Filter nebst Putztuch mit sich führen zu können. Auch ein Smartphone lässt sich in der Zusatztasche zum Rücken hin geräumig und somit zugriffssicher verstauen. Meine Brieftatsche brächte ich auch noch unter. Der Tragekomfort ist durch den breiten Gurt recht gut. Selbiger ist ruck zuck verstellt und die Tasche lässt sich auch um den Bauch schnallen und in dieser Position zum Rücken drehen. Alles in allem eine sehr praktische und wertige Angelegenheit zu etwa einem Drittel des Preise einer Peak Design-Tasche, die vielleicht besser gefallen mag, doch gehe ich mit der Tasche auf Foto-Tour und nicht auf den Laufsteg. Für mich überwiegt die Praktikabilität, die m.E. der Peak Design Taschen überlegen ist. Deren Form schränkt enorm ein. Dafür sind sie noch fester gebaut, was sie aber auch deutlich schlechter verstaubar macht. Das ist für den Fall, dass man sein komplettes Fotoequipment in einem großen Fotorucksack mitnimmt und den Sling Bag platzsparend im Koffer verstauen möchte, um am Urlaubsort für Spaziergänge auf eine leichtere und einfache Transportmöglichkeit für seine Kamera nicht verzichten zu müssen, nicht unbedeutend. Am äußeren Boden der Tasche befinden sich noch zwei Gurte, die wohl für ein Stativ gedacht sind. Das halte ich für widersinnig, denn ein Stativ von benötigter Größe für schwere Bodys + Glas müssten recht groß und schwer sein, um dem Auslösen aus der Hand gegenüber einen echten Vorteil zu bieten. Ein solches Stativ von ca. 1,2 bis 2 kg machte dann eine solche Tasche sehr sperrig und schwer. Dafür würde ich dann doch eher einen Rucksack wählen, der dann mit Sicherheit komfortabler zu tragen wäre und noch mehr Raum böte. Kurz um dieser Sling Bag lädt dazu ein, sich für Fotospaziergänge, auch längere, auf das Wesentlichste zu beschränken und selbst mit "schwerem Gerät" immer schussbereit zu sein.

I like this bag, got it as a gift. It fits my Sony apsc with 2 lenses and a bunch of batteries easily.

I initially really liked this camera bag, and overall it has been a pleasant experience to use. The design is practical, comfortable, and well suited for photographers. It offers good organization and is easy to carry during shoots. Even after several months of regular use, the bag remained functional and convenient in everyday situations. While there was an issue with the tripod attachment over time, the bag itself has many strong points in terms of usability and comfort. Overall, it’s a good camera bag that meets most needs and offers good value for money, especially for photographers looking for a practical and stylish solution. Very good customer service too.

Zeer handig voor alle soorten gebruik. Gekocht om een compacte camera met een paar lenzen te voet en per fiets mee te nemen. De kwaliteit is zeer goed.

I have several camera bags and back packs, and this is a welcome addition. For specific photo shoot days I have a Ruggard holster case, but for travel and group tours, when I need to carry other items, this does the job very well. It takes my Fuji XT5 with a lens attached, plus another lens if needed. There’s plenty of compartments for my phone, wallet, keys, and extra SD cards and a battery. The zip is double ended, water resistant and can be fastened for extra security. Because the bag is soft it will expand to allow insertion of the accessories, unlike my Peak design bag which is too rigid. The camera insert is adjustable and removable if desired. The quality of material is also good. Overall an excellent sized bag for a very good price - especially as I bought it as a Prime day special! Highly recommended.