I wanted a grab and go bag for my camera that can carry all the little bits and pieces. This Everyday Sling fits my body contour nicely that I don’t feel any weight when I go on a hike. Thanks!!
The updates made from V1 are well thought out. The bag sits more comfortably, looks sleeker, and stores gear better. I use this bag every single day and I can’t recommend it enough! Well done.
The 10L is just invaluable. Fits my 14-inch laptop, my Sony A7SIII with two lenses, all the rest of my gear, sunglasses, eyeglasses.. Hard to describe how surreal it is to fit so much in such a little package.
After realizing that extensive camera gear was actually getting in the way of actually taking photos, I recently bought a smaller setup and needed a low-profile bag to go along with it. Having owned one of their backpacks for some years now, the Sling I purchased (3L) was exactly the high quality I've come to expect from Peak Design. It feels rugged and is comfortable to wear, with a design that is subtle but sleek. The only downside I have for this bag is the front zipper pocket—because of the rigidity of the material, accessing it can be bothersome and I'm not really sure what you could fit in there besides keys or a couple memory cards. I've seen some people put their cellphones in, but it's such a tight fit that getting it out easily doesn't happen. That's just a small gripe, though, and I still think that all of the bags plusses and its overall versatility make it a great buy.
Typical carry (what's in the bag): Fuji x100v, two memory cards, a spare battery, battery charger, Peak Design Leash strap, Godox TT350 speedlight (in its case), two extra AA batteries for flash, and a tripod strapped to the bottom
This is my go to bag for a foto walk in the city with 1-2 lenses. Maybe sunglasses and some other accessories. I use the 6L variety with a sony full frame body. I used to own the 5L V1 and swapped it for the extra tablet space as well as the tripod straps. Only drawback: The tripod interferes when I use a clip to mount the camera aswell.
The two most notable features that immediately struck my attention the moment I received the 6L Sling was quality and innovation. Peak Design does an excellent job with first impression quality by using top-notch boxing and included paperwork. The sling among other products I've purchased sometimes comes with a very nice carrying pouch, an extra connector, or a tool incorporating a keychain style ring to keep it from getting lost. The material, being water-resistant, is a plus. Fit and finish is pretty impeccable. The sling itself sports a classy look. The zippers seem to be robust and I don't foresee any problems with them.
A lot of thought went into the design. Pockets galore! The quick-release strap adjuster. Hiding the loose strap ends. The two origami dividers. This sling will be the home to my camera for an quick, on-the-go carry bag. I have a number of other bags of different sizes, but I will use this for whenever I need something lightweight and minimal.
What can I put into the 6L? How about a Slide Strap folded along the bottom. Above that, a Sony A7iii with a Sigma 24-70mm DG DN f/2.8 lens attached. I have the Clip 3 in one of the end pockets, and the PD Cuff in the opposite end.
Here's an added bonus.... I have a small cloth laying on top of the camera and lens to protect it so I can lay my Godox V860ii Flash on top of the cloth. I am able to zip all that up with no problem.