Great quality, you can tell it’s very well made! I can find my fujifilm xt20 with two lenses that are 3” long. The opening is not as easy to access as I’d like and the front pocket is basically useless which is why I have it 4 instead of 5 stars
I purchased this bag for my new fixed lens camera and love its convenience and stylish looks. The build quality is exactly what I’d expect from a Peak Design product. Love it!
I bought this a month ago and it has straps and movable dividers where they make sense, and it looks good to boot! Best part is the quality of construction materials is amazing so it can hold up to every day regular professional use and the straps are easy to adjust. There are multiple points where you can attach other Peak Design accessories, so it makes it a no-brainer for me.
I took the 3L Sling on a 5-day and 100km hike in the mountains as my pouch to carry the DJI Mini 3 Pro, the remote, a 20k mAh battery, and some small items. It exceeded my expectations as it was very comfortable, I didn't feel it at all. It is very spacious, and the waterproof feature saved my equipment on rainy days. I truly like how is it is to adjust, put on, and use.
With this Sling I am able to carry my mirrorless, three lenses (including a 55-200) and some complements in a very reduced space but with comfort and full accessibility. The fact that you can also attach a clip is a nice added value. I use it a lot.
Amazing bag. Safely holds all of my camera accessories, plus my camera and 1 lens. Could probably hold camera and 2 lenses if they were small. Plus the straps allow me to carry my tripod too!
I got a V2 6L Sling as a replacement for my V1 5L Sling. Overall, I like V2 and it is a good replacement, but there are two design features of V2 that were changed from V1 but I wish they haven't.
First is already mentioned in several other reviews -- that the main compartment zipper is partially blocked when Capture Clip is attached on the side strap. V1 did not have this problem (see pic) because the zipper did not run all the way to the bottom on the side. And yet the opening was wide enough that I never wished the zipper would go all the way down.
Second is the position of the top handle. In V1 it was stitched on the top side of the bag, closer to the center and thus balanced. In V2, the handle is stitched at the top of the side panel (back side), thus feels off-balanced when held with items inside the bag.
Neither are deal-breaker IMO, but because these were not an issue in V1 I wish they were kept in V2 design.