Customer reviews from Peak Design
Peak Design - Everyday Sling 3L - Ash
Average customer rating
4.7
(831 Reviews)
Rating breakdown 831 reviews
5 Stars
647
4 Stars
159
3 Stars
25
2 Stars
0
1 Star
0
98%of customers recommend this product.
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454)
Customer Reviews for Peak Design - Everyday Sling 3L - Ash
Customer Rating
4
Everyday Sling 10L V1
on November 30, 2019
Posted by: Anonymous
for overall conclusion, I do love the bag.
one thing I don't like is the bag can not stand!
one thing I don't like is the bag can not stand!
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
5
The Lil Camera Bag I've Been Waiting For
on December 1, 2019
Posted by: Anonymous
I've rotated between a lot of Peak Design bags throughout the years. One of my favorite go-to bags when I travel is the Sling 5L. Small enough to keep my basic camera kit when I just want my Sony A7 (1 lens) or Olympus Pen F (1-3 lenses).
Seeing the new 3L Sling it had a few upgrades that I wished for in the old 5L. The smaller size is even better as a street photography bag and fits smaller mirrorless kits like my Pen F perfectly. The strap isn't as stiff as the 5L so it's more comfortable to wear and I like the way the bag hangs against my back or side. My favorite feature is the added straps where I can easily strap a light tripod to the bag. The PD tripod will be a great addition to pack along with everything in a small camera setup.
It fits wonderfully with the PD Travel Line backpack too. I plan to use them together on a few upcoming trips. I love how the Peak Design bags all work in a system together. It's easy to mix and match. When I don't need my full frame camera kit with me and want a lighter camera kit, the Sling 3L does the job for my adventures.
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
5
Awesome sling bag V2
on December 5, 2019
Posted by: Anonymous
I placed an order new everyday sling V2. I was so excited since it has been shipped and I can't wait that moment it's arrived.
When I received the bag, I was so satisfied cause of it's quality.
I love it and would recommend to everyone. : )
Thank you Peak Design.
When I received the bag, I was so satisfied cause of it's quality.
I love it and would recommend to everyone. : )
Thank you Peak Design.
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
5
The best photography shoulder bag ever used
on December 5, 2019
Posted by: kenny
The design of the bag is very good, the quality is amazing, and the water-resistance is very good. I am very satisfied at present, and I will use it every time.
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
5
10L Sling Bag
on December 6, 2019
Posted by: Anonymous
I love my bag! The strap is comfortable, and can be worn as a sling or just over one shoulder. Sometimes, the adjustable lock dose slip a little if you take it off and on a lot. I can fit a DSLR set up in here, and sometimes my partner borrows it for his "walkabout" 4x5 bag. He can fit a field 4x5, lens, two film holders, loupe, and lightmeter on the inside, with a small ttripod and darkcloth attached to the outside via straps. I also get compliments on how stylish is it all the time.
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
5
Everyday Sling 10L v2
on December 8, 2019
Posted by: Deen from Boston
I just picked up this v2 Everyday sling in the 10L version. I am very impressed with the bag, it's thoughtfully designed and versatile for everyday use.
Pros:
-Durable material, but lightweight
-Clean, modern design, doesn't scream "camera bag"
-Sits flat
-Plenty of space and compartments
-Fits my 13" MacBook pro in the padded sleeve
-Relatively affordable
-Durable material, but lightweight
-Clean, modern design, doesn't scream "camera bag"
-Sits flat
-Plenty of space and compartments
-Fits my 13" MacBook pro in the padded sleeve
-Relatively affordable
Cons:
-Only two color choices
-The shoulder strap release/lock mechanism takes some practice
-Only two color choices
-The shoulder strap release/lock mechanism takes some practice
Overall I'm very happy with it and would highly recommend for photographers and non-photographers.
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
4
Minimalists Rejoice - 3L Everyday Sling to the Rescue
on December 12, 2019
Posted by: Steven
I've been searching for a bag that is minimally obtrusive and doesn't always have to be slung over the shoulder; the 3L sling fits the bill. I wear it essentially as a large fanny pack, messenger-style off my lower back / waist. To give you an idea of what I was able to fit in this little sling: Fuji X-T2 (mirrorless) w/ mounted 16mm ultra-wide (comparable to a standard zoom), and additionally TWO small primes in the 23mm & 35mm f2 fuji lenses. Caveat: these lenses are pretty small (not pancakes), but you can definitely pull off one mounted zoom and one standard prime with other setups. Still room for batteries, phone, wallet, SD cards in the additional zipper pouches. Another variable set-up I've done: XT2 + prime, small flash, & transmitter / receiver combo with room to spare.
I give the sling four stars because, although it is a great minimalist bag, getting items in and out can be a bit cumbersome. For example, the outside zipper pocket CAN fit a phone, but that doesn't necessarily mean you'll WANT to do it. Once it's in there, rest assured that no one will be pick-pocketing you without eventually getting frustrated themselves at how tight that puppy gets.
If you're looking for a minimalist & comfortable bag to stay light on your feet and encourage you to take your camera everywhere: this is the one. It's not appropriate for professional applications, but is great for hobbyists who want a small walk-around setup.
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
4
I like this bag, but I really wish I could love it...
on December 16, 2019
Posted by: Todd
Well constructed, and when things go wrong (zipper failure) PD step in and crush all problems. I do have a few quibbles (some that seem to be fixed in 2.0): the bottom straps are a PITB to use for a tripod with flip locks (solved in 2.0); the cornering of the zipper is a failpoint when under load (seems to be solved in 2.0); and there's no stabilizer strap to keep the bag against your back when moving around (still an issue in 2.0). The strap is also a little short for a 6'5" broad human, and because of this it cuts into the neck as opposed to running along the shoulder.
All in all, the bag is good, but I've just had some niggling issues over the past year or two I've been using it.
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design