Everyday Backpack 20L

I’ll probably do what I do with many peak design bags. Buy it, try to convince myself that it’s better than my current backpack, realize it isn’t, be in denial, accept it, miss the return window, keep in on a shelf for years. Rinse repeat. To be fair, this has only happened with my 20L EDB and 25L O

Bellroy Venture Sling 10L will fit both lenses and the body easily. Maybe a little bigger than you had in mind but it's compact for the space you get. The main compartment opens up nice and wide, which I found not to be the case for the peak design bags. Cramped getting camera in and out of that one

Yep. I have two: A 30L V3 PRVKE A 15L V4 PRVKE Both are awesome, but I like the 15L the best as an EDC. The 31L is pretty big and depending how you pack it and the airline. On some flights, no issue. But on some flights, there's some electrical box under the seat, it won't fit. The new 15L is really

It really depends, this used to be my setup with a Nikon D800 with the large FF F2.8 lenses. I’ve since switched to Fuji (XH-2S and x100vi) and pack way less stuff. With how restrictive air travel is these days I can’t really “afford” to use my carry on allocation strictly for camera gear. I prefer

I've got a Peak Design Everyday Backpack 20l and I hate it. There's no room for documents, and smaller items just move around the whole time. I added a tech pouch but it's really clumsy. I only bought it because I couldn't fit a 16" MBP in my LowePro ProTactic 350.

How are they? I was using an Osprey dufflebag in heavy rain and I never had issues because it was basically a waterproof one-room bag, even the top pocket was fine, the rest was on the back so the water would hardly go near the zippers. I have a peak design now and I don't even want it to be in heav

Just a note on Peak Design bags that I really dislike them. The walls are so stiff that the sides don't open well enough to actually access your gear while it's still on your shoulder (a big selling point of their bag), I find all the pockets hard to use and access, and it's like, simultaneously way

I’ve used various lowepro bags for three decades and mostly liked them all; various sizes. Comfortable and rugged, I’ve brought them all over the world. I tried a peak design bag two years ago and was grateful I could return it. Should have called it “sweaty back” or “crap design” as it was not some

I was using 1) Aer Go Pack 2 (super light but not much structure for EDC) , 2) Peak Design Everyday Backpack 20l (heavy + laptop compartment too tight), 3 Shinola Runwell Leather Backpack (beautiful leather but way too heavy). In the past I was using Tumi bags (when it was still made is USA ) so am

Amazing review. I’m surprised the 18L is big enough. I ordered a 20L and I’m returning it because they have better bags with more features (2 water bottle pockets, luggage pass through etc) for the same price. I’m going to the store today and I think it will be between the 18 and 26 for me. The 18 s