Peak DesignEveryday Backpack V2 20L, Camera Bag, Laptop Backpack with Tablet Sleeves, Midnight (BEDB-20-MN-2)

As a photography enthusiast who values both functionality and aesthetics, the Peak Design Camera Bag has been a game-changer in my photography journey. From its innovative design to its impressive adaptability, this camera bag embodies the perfect blend of form and function, making it an exceptional choice for photographers of all levels.Smart and Intuitive Design:Right out of the box, it's evident that the Peak Design Camera Bag has been meticulously designed with photographers in mind. Its thoughtful layout offers dedicated compartments for camera gear, lenses, accessories, and personal items. The adjustable dividers provide customizable organization, ensuring that every piece of equipment has its place.Versatile Carrying Options:One of the standout features is the bag's versatility in carrying options. Whether you prefer a traditional backpack setup, a crossbody sling, or even a hand carry, this bag seamlessly transforms to suit your preferred style. The quick-adjusting straps and clips make it effortless to switch between modes, catering to various shooting environments.Quick Accessibility:The Peak Design Camera Bag's quick-access openings are a revelation for on-the-go photographers. The ability to swiftly grab your camera or lens without having to open the entire bag not only saves time but also ensures you don't miss those spontaneous moments.Durable Build and Weather Resistance:Durability is a hallmark of Peak Design, and this camera bag is no exception. The weather-resistant materials and robust construction provide peace of mind, even in challenging outdoor conditions. Whether you're caught in a sudden rain shower or navigating rough terrains, your gear remains safe and secure.Attention to Detail:It's the little details that set the Peak Design Camera Bag apart. From the hidden pockets for small essentials to the cleverly designed dividers that accommodate different gear sizes, every aspect of the bag showcases thoughtful design and consideration for photographers' needs.Sleek Aesthetics:In addition to its functionality, the camera bag boasts a sleek and minimalist design that doesn't compromise on style. The clean lines and muted color options make it suitable for both professional settings and everyday use.Expandable and Future-Proof:As your photography gear evolves, the Peak Design Camera Bag grows with you. Its expandable design allows for accommodating additional lenses, accessories, or even a small drone. This means you won't outgrow your bag anytime soon, making it a wise investment for the long term.In conclusion, the Peak Design Camera Bag is a true masterpiece that seamlessly fuses style and functionality. Its smart design, versatile carrying options, quick accessibility, durability, and attention to detail make it a must-have for photographers seeking an elevated carrying solution. Whether you're a professional photographer or an enthusiast exploring the world of photography, this camera bag is a testament to Peak Design's commitment to excellence. It enhances every aspect of the photography experience, ensuring that your gear is not only well-protected but also effortlessly accessible. The Peak Design Camera Bag is a statement of quality, innovation, and style that any photographer would be proud to own.

I had the V1 in Charcoal for about a week before PeakDesign came with this Version 2!! Long story short, I returned that one and got this one in Midnight Blue from Amazon. Many things have changed, and overall it’s definitely a better bag. I ordered midnight blue because it seemed more low key than the shiny charcoal, but this fabric is different than the V1 Charcoal, and I feel like the Charcoal wouldn’t show as much scratches in the long run but the blue might. The new hardware is indeed easier to open and close. The inner side pockets are much improved and more useable now. The back-straps have magnets that attach to the backpack body when not in use. I could fit the new MacBook Pro 16” with the Apple’s leather sleeve without any problems in the larger compartment marked by (13” >) letters in the bag. I also could fit a Sony A7R4 with 24-105 lens attached, Sony 70-300 in pouch, Sony 50mm in pouch, Sony 90mm Macro in pouch, and my filters and battery charger and more. The bag is heavy with all the gear but not uncomfortable to carry. The only bad thing I have to say is that the bottom is a bit curved, and the bag is still prone to tipping over. It’s better than V1, but I wish they would’ve fixed that completely. One more thing is that the new side pockets have zippers in the middle, and if you place your camera with the LCD facing outside in middle compartment, the zipper hardware may scratch or damage your LCD or viewfinder. They could’ve easily reversed the direction of the zipper to avoid this. Other than these minor points, this bag is a very nice upgrade from the first version. Thanks for reading and good luck with your research.

Lately been looking for a new backpack as the one I have before this was starting to rip from constant use to and from work. Ended up getting the Bobby Backpack but I started to realize I didn't like the fact that I would have to layer my items from least used to the bottom to most at the top, then items would fall down and misplace so I went and searched for another alternative.When I seen this I instantly knew I was going to make the purchase as it has shelve like liners and side zippers for ease of convenience for the items least used. Though my minor gripe and this was a personal issue, I'm 5'10" and ordered the 20L. Though all I had was nice and snug this felt a little small for me. I felt like I needed slightly more room and went to the 2nd latch but it just looked odd for my liking. I just now received the 30L and I believe I should of gone that route first. On the website they have a sizing chart and models with each size to see which is the best to buy for your body build.Pros:Flex-fold Divider/Shelving units for better organizationSpacious for everyday needsAnchor Key link - keys are no longer in my pocket.Laptop sleeve - Laptop no longer hits the floorCord Hooks - for external accessoriesCons:Midnight Blue color gets dirty often, might catch abrasions with timeSternum strap was a bit hard to unlatchSize was too small for my build

This camera back pack is worth its price. You have to consider its limitations for your shooting. medium.large body? Okay, but then if you use fast zooms, you'll have room for 2, but two flashes too? Not. It"s fine under the plane seat, but it needs to be closed tight on the top compartment to not spill loose items. Get small bags to pack small stuff.