After 3 shoulder surgeries it's hard for me to carry a camera bag. I am attending a photography workshop in Acadia later this year and am happy I can carry the equipment in the 6 liter sling around my waist. It doesn't fit every piece if equipment at once, but I don't like carrying that much at a time anyways. I purchased the Tech Pouch which will hold some of the auxiliary items.
Thank you for making a bag that my shoulder does NOT have to support.
This is an excellent bag for everyday carry. I love the 10 liter for a "personal item" for under the seat in airplanes. Of course it's great for camera equipment, but also perfect for a tablet, chargers, drink bottle, keys, medications, etc. The 3 liter is probably too small for most uses, but the 6 liter is handy for a lot of everyday things if you don't need a trolley sleeve or the larger tablet sleeve. All of Peak Design's stuff is of the highest quality materials and construction. You won't be disappointed.
Everyday sling 10l V2 is great quality bag for small ammount of gear or small few day trip. I am using with sony a6300 and few lenses. I like good build quality and nice look and engeneering. This small camera did not fit inside perfect, but I have managed it somehow. I like new zippers, they are for sure an improvement from v1 version. I dont like smaller loading entrance size. Also V2 is not versatile as V1 due to small not expandable front area. I dont like new strap system, it doesent feel secure to me and I will probabably lose them, but I will give it try. Overall is it a nice bag, different than a other one, must use it for a longer time to say a verdict. :)
I travel a fair amount and had, up until recently, used an Everyday Messenger for my Mamiya 6 and 3 lenses. I bought the medium sized sling to see if it could serve as my travel bag. I wanted to have something that marked me more a as pedestrian and not as a photographer as I walked the streets of foreign cities. I assumed I would have to remove a lens and some accessories to make it work. I did have to downsize a bit, but not much. I swapped out the strap for the cuff, but can still store the strap in the sling and I removed some CC filters which were no longer needed. I have had the sling for awhile, but due to covid, I haven't traveled which makes it difficult to comment on all aspects of the sling. I feel confident that it will be as durable as the Everyday Messenger and the quality is in line with all my other Peak Design products . What I can rate without conjecture is the utility of the sling and comfort and functionality of the strap. Really if the sling were only average the strap would be worth the purchase. No strap that I have used in 30+ years of photography compares. It is comfortable, doesn't bind or twist and it is amazingly adjustable and secure in those adjustments. The sling on the other hand is not average it is amazing how well it accommodates a medium format camera, lenses and accessories. There may be products that look similar, but I have yet to find a peer to PD's products.
Bought this bag as it was highly recommended by a friend for our overseas trip. We were in search for a camera bag that we could also use to have easy access to our passports at the airport. Very sturdy material and easy to carry. Very safe to carry important things. Love it!
Absolutely love this bag, though front compartment is a bit tight when it's full on the inside, and I wish there was a small slim pocket on the side against the body to slip things like passports or a phone into instead of the strap stowaway area. And a magnetic buckle for the strap would be nice. Maybe if they do a v3 of this product.