I bought this to have a "small" insert to go in my back for cruise ship travel. What I got was a HUGE insert with a SMALL footprint. This thing is genius! Easily holds my Cannon Rebel T7, with a 50mm and an 18-mm-400mm Tamron lens, plus batteries, charger, and PD Cuff strap, all held by my PD Slide strap. Desperately trying to convince my better half that I need a PD Travel Backpack to go with this!
I got the small camera cube, To be honest, I was a little skeptical. I did not expect the cube to have so much space for my camera and lens. Big enough for a camera small enough to fit in any bag. It fit perfectly in my travel backpack and does not take too much space
I do enjoy this Small Camera Cube. It certainly has its perks and values. I did have to return my first one because the front corner was poorly sewn and caved in. The replacement is still not the best but it is better than the first. I wish the quality control on the sewing within the factory was better handed on this product as well. Keep things even and clean. Still love PD products though.
The size is just right for my mirrorless camera plus a couple lenses. The dimensions are compact, yet it feels sturdy and sufficiently protective to throw in a backpack or saddlebag. Just what I was looking for!
Hard to Fit My Mirrorless Gear in Small Camera Cube
on May 15, 2021
Posted by: Anonymous
I'm using Fujifilm APS-C mirrorless these days. Lens are a bit smaller than the Full Frame mirrorless lenses. The small camera cube's shape (especially the curved ends), and the adaptability of the included partitions don't work well with my gear. If I pull out all of the partitions, I can fit the amount of gear I want to in this space; very hard to get even 80% of that gear to fit with the partitions. I did buy more partitions from the peak design website to better configure this space closer to the way I want to; I get the rest of the way using neopryne wraps to allow better stacking of smaller lenses. Curse of the APS-C sized mirrorless gear in a full frame mirrorless world.