Everyday Backpack Zip 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

Thanks for all the info! Yeah i was hoping someone had some experience with any of the WNDRD bags on a bike since I've still been leaning this way. I've always been a Peak Design fanboy, and have been using their straps, and the everyday 20L as my main camerabag since it came out and still love it,

It fits in my Peak Design Everyday 20L, which is surprising, after arranging the internal dividers just so. It’s a surprisingly capable bag. Not much padding, but I can fit a Z8 with Plena, on one side, the 180-600 on the other side, 24-120 on top, 1-2 more of the smallish 1.8 primes, a 16” MacBook

Hello u/Peak_Design , coming to this 2 years later, curious if anything has changed? I have the EDB 20L V1, and have travelled a lot with it. Nice features and organization. However, I am finding it just too heavy, and the straps too uncomfortable, I'm looking at alternatives. I tried out the V2 (in

I personally only used it for photography once. The rest of the time it has been used for personal day to day, and for hiking and traveling. I have taken a flute on it (within its case) in addition to many other items (including a laptop) many times. I mention the flute because it is an inconvenient

Yes WANDRD are for photographers for sure Just like Peak Design The comparable WANDRD PRVKE is lighter than the similar size PD EDB But without camera gear I would not be looking at either

There is no answer that works for everyone or even for every occasion. I tried all kinds of combinations and while I like a messenger style bag, the best Allrounder I found so far is the peak design EDB.

A hiking backpack in the spirit of MindShift Gear's rotation180. Their 18L is a bit too small, their 35L a bit too large, but they have a great solution for a water bladder (while Peak Design's Outdoor bags have an adequate solution at best) and their rotating access is fantastically amazing. An opt

Thanks for sharing, this confirms my worries and why I didn’t buy it. I also use the original kickstarter 2016 Everyday 20L, for travel, hikes, etc. It’s been my one and only bag and still is today. 20 mile hikes all over the world with it are fine, but the straps are pretty bad compared to a solid

The peak design everyday 20L has been my daily driver and travel backpack for 4+ years. Laptop compartment easily fits my 13” laptop and 10” tablet with a keyboard case. While I am a hobby photographer, the divider system has been super useful for day-to-day items as well: headphones, sunglasses, et