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

I purchased this bag to replace the one provided by DJI with my Mini 4 Pro. Although the DJI bag is excellent quality, the bag itself is small and I quickly outgrew it. The K&F Concept 10L sling bag is a perfect upgrade, allowing me to carry my drone, 5 batteries, charger, RC 2 controller and extra ND filters (like the excellent K&F Concept ND filter set for the Mini 4 Pro.) I can also carry spare props, tools, memory cards, etc - even a compact landing pad! It's perfect!A zippered interior top pocket holds small parts while the large exterior zippered pocket holds a compact landing pad with ease. I can also keep paperwork, licenses or other documentation with me in the rear exterior zippered pocket. Best of all, the bag never gets bulky or overburdened.With all this stuff inside, the bag feels solid - yet roomy - and is easy to carry with me all day. It can also be slipped into a larger backpack or suitcase for travel, making it the perfect travel companion for my drone. There is a convenient handle on the top/side of the bag, making it secure to carry by hand. A rock solid sling style strap allows over the shoulder carry and for long hikes, I've been carrying the whole thing in a backpack to keep my drone parts organized and protected in rough conditions.I love this bag for it's price point. If you've compared, many other bags in this size are coming in at 3 times the price. K&F Concept has done a remarkable job of making this bag a solid choice on all fronts.

In the world of camera accessories this bag is actually pretty cheap and due to that it’s a no brainer though a couple things could be improved.The main compartment is quite large though the divider insert eats a lot of that space. Removing the divider allows me to fit an a7iii attached to a sigma 100-400 and an extra sigma 24-70 inside, with a cloth for padding on the extra lens. If you’re careful with that setup i wasn’t too worried about its safety in that configuration. I put a few extras (battery, filter, cleaning) in the front pouch and some gum in the back, so overall did exactly what I bought it for.If they included other removable dividers you could probably configure it a little better and still have padding, though the included one is a nice design, just eats up your space.Other main complaint is the shoulder strap needs a pad so it doesn’t dig into your neck, which is uncomfortable though I had a lot of weight in it so others may not have that issue. I’m looking at getting an aftermarket one but it should probably have come with it, most things do. Also the little clip that is supposed to keep the slack on the strap up slides back down. This didn’t really bother me when I used it but it looks a bit sloppy, definitely could use a tighter clip or one with a grippy rubber surface so this doesn’t happen.Looks are very nice, easy to load up, seems high quality, and is attractive without being too “camera-y”. Don’t need to draw attention to equipment. Portability is good and it holds a lot for its size.

The K&F Concept 2-in-1 Sling Bag is a great choice for photographers who need a compact, versatile bag for everyday use.The sling bag design is light, comfortable and looks great. The material feels sturdy, well made and has some water resistance - which is reasonable in light rain. Zippers and strap also feel good.Inside, the padded divider offers okay functionality. It is stiff and strong and does a decent job of keeping everything organized. However, there is only one divider and (if you want compartments) you have to bend it and insert it. This method creates 3 compartments. However, it leaves a one compartment unprotected (padded by the bag, but not protected by the divider.) This is a con. Minus one star.If you do not want compartments, you can inset the divider without bending it.I can fit my small Canon R50 equiped with a lens, plus two lenses, and accessories - batteries, lens covers and memory cards - without a problem. There are also extra zippered sections for even more carrying space.This bag isn’t huge. If I put my Nikon D610 with a medium/long size lens into it, the bag would be just about full. Maybe room to squeeze in a small lens. This bag is not my choice for day trips with my Nikon.If you’re looking for a well-made, stylish looking sling bag for your smaller camera gear, this one’s a solid option. It’s pretty well organized, and offers decent protection for your equipment.

UPDATE (4/15/25):After speaking with K&F's customer service team, I was able to find a solution that perfectly accommodates the tripod! I was so impressed by their team's sincere effort to ensure that I was happy with my purchase. It's soooo rare to find that today; this is a company that has honestly won my business for a long time to come. Outstanding customer service to match high-quality products - I'm thoroughly impressed!ORIGINAL POST (3/20/25):I mostly like this bag. It has a real quality feel to it. I was looking for something small to carry an iPad mini, a clip-on lens, portable battery (for the iPad), an iPad mini tripod adapter, and the tripod. (We coach a volleyball team and use this to record the matches.) The bag is nice - plenty of room for what we need.But the straps for the tripod don't work for two reasons:1) There are no clips... just fabric straps that can be tightened and loosened - but not disconnected. This makes attaching a tripod cumbersome.2) The loops for the tripod are short... so unless you have a small tripod, it probably isn't going to fit. I assumed (incorrectly) that since I bought the K&F Concept 64-inch tripod that it would attach to this bag. It does not fit inside the straps.Issue 1 -OR- 2 would be workable... but when combined, this is likely a deal-breaker. Now I'm left debating how to "fix" the tripod straps or returning the bag to look for something else. So close... I really didn't want to buy a large bag for such a small amount of things... but that may be where I end up.