Customer Reviews for Peak Design - Everyday Backpack V2 20L - Black
Customer Rating
5
Great for dog trainers, too!
on December 30, 2019
Posted by: Anonymous
I own a dog training company and go to my clients' homes to conduct my training sessions. I needed a bag that could fit my gear, treats, dog toys, laptop and client handouts, while remaining organized. My husband is a photographer and has been using the Peak Everyday backpack for over a year now. He kept telling me how amazing it was, and showed me how it would be applicable to my needs as well. I finally bit the bullet and am so happy I did! I feel really professional walking into my clients' homes wearing the 20L Everyday Backpack. The adjustable compartments have been so helpful and I love that no dog (so far) has been able to figure out how to unzip it. :) I am considering buying one for each of my team members, that's how much I love it!
For reference I am 5 feet tall, and the 20L is the perfect size for me!
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
5
The bag that give everything I need.
on February 7, 2020
Posted by: Anonymous
I fit everything that used to be in my old 2 bags (camera gears, laptop, books and stuff) easily. Of course it's heavy but still comfortable since the strap that support the weight is designed so well. Also super sext, super good looking. Love it so much. One nit picking is gonna be the bag is not quite symmetry in both sides. The left and right zippers on my unit is kinda a bit unequal, the one is easily zip in and out, the another is not quite the same. And the maglatch, when lock in place, always lean towards the right side. Not a big deal, but would be great if there is no minor errors. Love the product and hope the PD team will continue to improve all these awesome products.
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
5
Excellent design and functionality - and yes, the 30L fits under the airplane seat.
on April 9, 2020
Posted by: G Gerdeman
PD does design right - the bag is beautiful, and functionality is excellent.
This is probably my 4th backpack, trying to find one that really does what I need. It seems like I may have found it! My travel bag the past few years has been the ThinkTank Airport Accelerator - also great, & it fits my monster old 500mm Nikon lens - but it is BIG. I have had trouble even with small overhead bins in airplanes with it - and then I have to check a roller bag with my actual clothes, or cheat an extra bin space.
I can tell you that the 30L size will fit as a carryon under the seat, and still hold what I need, and I shoot big DSLRs - not mirrorless rigs. (It will NOT fit the 500mm, so I'll be keeping the ThinkTank for if I need to travel with that one).
I just took my first trip with the bag, to Costa Rica, and was able to put a roller bag in the overhead, and my 30L Everyday bag with ALL the gear I needed under the seat in front, and not check anything. Which is how I like to fly. I carry big DSLRs - not mirrorless. I did miss 1 lens that did not make the cut, but that was an executive decision. For anyone interested, here's what all I packed, all in the 30L PD bag:
- D850 body w/battery grip -D500 body w/battery grip - Nikkor 300mm f4 - " " 70-200mm f2.8 - 1.4x TC - PD Travel tripod - Zoom H4N audio recorder - Rode VideoPro mic - SB 700 speedlight - Cables, chargers, SD & XQD cards, small flashlight, bluetooth speaker, rocket blaster, lens brush, etc - all accessories.
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
5
Most comfortable bag
on April 13, 2020
Posted by: Anonymous
This has the most comfortable shoulder straps I've ever used. It's highly adjustable; I don't get the "wobble". the side load zippers are very useful, I'm no longer digging all through my bag. The large bag isn't too large. I haven't flown with it yet, but it seems spacious enough for a 3-day trip. It holds my 15in macbook with a thick case in the slot easily. The one thing I would like to see is a side strap on the upper side of the bag to reinforce the slot for the travel tripod pocket. I would like to tie down tall items that stick out past the pocket. Overall, this is my new favorite bag!
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
5
Best backpack I ever bought!
on May 3, 2020
Posted by: Anonymous
I've heard about this backpack line (Everyday Backpack) since the v1 was out on the market. I probably heard about it on YouTube. I was always interested but there were some drawbacks on the previous design that kept me from committing to the purchase. After v2 was released, I watched some review videos and it was exactly what I was looking for. This version has several great improvements when compared with v1. It is literally the best backpack I have ever touched. The materials are premium and durable, the design is functional, and the backpack provides tons of flexibility for your stuff. I used everyday at work, on weekends and even during short trips! Great!
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
5
Great everyday backpack
on August 5, 2020
Posted by: Anonymous
Great backpack with plenty of storage compartment and the waist strap is a must for carrying heavy load. I got the navy backpack for about 7 months now and it still in great condition beside some water spot stains that I can't seem to remove. Would be nice if peak design had a video for cleaning it and solutions for it.
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
5
Everyday Backpack V2
on August 20, 2020
Posted by: Anonymous
Stoked!!! Loving this bag so far. It's everything I expected and more. Perfect for carrying some camera gear as well as anything else you may need on your daily adventures. I can't recommend this bag enough!
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
4
Messenger-Like Workflow from A Backpack: Exactly What I Needed
on August 25, 2020
Posted by: Patrick H.
My previous main camera bag was the V1 messenger, and over the years I have become dependent on rapidly swing a bag around my body to access gear. But messengers aren't comfortable on longer shoots, especially when lots of walking is involved. Really, they aren't even that comfortable for a day spent in airports. So I needed a backpack, but it's amazing how few allow side access. And of those that do, this PD bag is basically the only one with *full* side access. I'm not limited to pulling out just a camera body with whichever lens I'd attached in advance, I can also get to other lenses for swapping (and with practice, can use the open bag as a staging area for the swap). My current divider setup allows my camera and 4 lenses to live on the main access side of the bag, with space for 2 more lenses on the other side (and a headlamp, and chargers, and cables, and...). The "top" of the bag still has some space for non-photo stuff like a packable jacket, paper and pens, or snacks. The sleekness of the overall design does reduce the usable space a little, but the 20L size is enough for everything I'd normally need. My understanding is that the straps are much improved from V1, but they could still be a little better, and the dangling ends are a weird oversight from a brand that takes pains to solve those sorts of dumb little problems. Otherwise, there are so many great touches here; it's even possible to affix pouches and dividers from other PD bags, to expand options.