Customer reviews from Peak Design
Peak Design - Everyday Backpack Zip 15L - Midnight
Average customer rating
4.8
(379 Reviews)
Rating breakdown 379 reviews
5 Stars
306
4 Stars
63
3 Stars
7
2 Stars
2
1 Star
1
97%of customers recommend this product.
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Customer Reviews for Peak Design - Everyday Backpack Zip 15L - Midnight
Customer Rating
5
Great bag with lots of organization and features
on August 7, 2024
Posted by: engineernerd05
from Phoenix, AZ
Love the accessibility and organization in this bag. PD put a lot of near features such as magnetic closure on pockets and theft proof zippers. I can fit 3 medium lenses and my camera with plenty of room to spare. This bag also pairs great with the PD capture clip.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
5
My Best Backpack Ever!
on July 21, 2024
Posted by: Scott
from Portland, OR
I have been searching for the perfect business and travel backpack for years and I finally decided to buy this a month ago. Light weight, good quality, cool design and lots of functional storage spaces. I believe 30l is enough for a trip within 4-5 days. Highly recommend.
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
5
For everyday and short photo sessions
on July 19, 2024
Posted by: Bompa
from Como, Italy
I’ve bought the everyday zip 15L and the everyday 30L. Great feeling, amazing quality, the zippers are amazing and it’s very robust. Everything inside is well protected. I love them.
The 30L is way larger, of course and is just a great general feeling. Not coming for cheap, but it’s a nice purchase. Great for photography with those side accesses and for everyday usage.
They’re very realiable bags. And they also respect the environment, which is important to me.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
5
Solid functional bag. Fits 16" laptop, camera, etc
on June 29, 2024
Posted by: Marcello
from San Francisco, CA
I've had this bag for a few years now, and just got it replaced for free due a faulty stitching that came apart (I wouldn't have even bothered if I hadn't been in the store and they said they could swap it out).
Overall I love this bag, it's just a wee bit heavy on its own (about 3 lbs) if you're trying to travel light.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
5
Tough gear !!
on June 20, 2024
Posted by: Cham-MA
from Morocco
I was looking for an everyday bag and found it again at Peak Design !
So much pockets, so tough and classy look.
Since I live in Morocco, I had it delivered by a friend and I'm using it every time I travel.
So much pockets, so tough and classy look.
Since I live in Morocco, I had it delivered by a friend and I'm using it every time I travel.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
5
Fantastic Backpack
on June 18, 2024
Posted by: JenP
from San Diego, CA
I researched for weeks a backpack for travel and stumbled across the Zip. I have always loved the Everyday Packpack, but for my needs it was too big. The zip is perfect and what I was looking for. I love it's design, the midnight color and it's accessibility on both sides of the pack. It is a solid design and full of pockets and features for your gear. It feels great on, no pressure points. I can't wait to take it on it's "maiden" voyage in July.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
5
Excellent service, fast shipping, great backpack.
on June 2, 2024
Posted by: Lebrett
from Quebec City, Canada
I bought the small 15l for travel with photo gear, bottle of water, raincoat and stuff you carry with you all day visiting. Great backpack big enough for all my stuff. Thanks.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
4
Holding Up
on May 28, 2024
Posted by: wcski
from Kansas City
I’ve owned the black 15L bag for nine months. I bought it to replace a basic Timbuk2 backpack for everyday use and travel. It’s accompanied me on domestic and international trips, many grocery runs, many miles by bike, large festivals, trips to the office, conferences, and other uses.
Overall I do recommend it. The materials are high quality and the design is thoughtful, as one would expect from PD. The structure is sturdy and the components are durable. The ability to strap things on the outside of the bag works really well. The grab handles on the top and sides are very comfortable and sturdy, making it a good option for carrying it for long periods of time vs wearing it. The webbing is like that of a seatbelt strap - high quality. The zipper design is a lifesaver when you’re in tight quarters (like sitting in coach) and need to grab something that’s in the bottom of the bag. The shoulder straps that are on a rivet so they pivot. All of these kinds of features add up to a bag that’s functional and versatile.
Things I don’t love / think could be improved:
- It needs a strap retention solution. The webbing flies and flutters when you’re doing something like riding a bike.
- The material pretty much always has a “dusty” look to it. It’s hard to describe, but even when I received the bag new I noticed this. For example, every time I put it under the seat in front of me in an airplane, it comes out with a bunch of white powdery looking stuff on it that requires some significant wiping to get clean. For this reason, the bag lends itself to a more utilitarian look, instead of the svelte aesthetic I was personally after.
- The sternum strap clip is metal and this can be slightly dangerous. It has whacked me in the head more than once and it really hurts. If you sling the bag around to take a seat in a tight airplane or bus for example, you could easily hit someone and if you caught them somewhere like an eye or a tooth it could actually hurt someone. It does clip onto the strap when not in use but it will inevitably come loose and just dangle, so you have to be mindful.
- I don’t use the individual dividers. It’s fine in theory but at least for the 15L version and the things I carry, that level of organization is overkill.
- While the straps are great for external carry, I would LOVE to see PD release some kind of cargo carry product, like a mesh or bungie netting that attaches to the external sewn loops. This would greatly increase the carry capacity and take the functionality of the bag to the next level.
- The key carry system is a gimmick to me. Personally ,just give me a normal key loop sewn to the bag somewhere.
- It needs a strap retention solution. The webbing flies and flutters when you’re doing something like riding a bike.
- The material pretty much always has a “dusty” look to it. It’s hard to describe, but even when I received the bag new I noticed this. For example, every time I put it under the seat in front of me in an airplane, it comes out with a bunch of white powdery looking stuff on it that requires some significant wiping to get clean. For this reason, the bag lends itself to a more utilitarian look, instead of the svelte aesthetic I was personally after.
- The sternum strap clip is metal and this can be slightly dangerous. It has whacked me in the head more than once and it really hurts. If you sling the bag around to take a seat in a tight airplane or bus for example, you could easily hit someone and if you caught them somewhere like an eye or a tooth it could actually hurt someone. It does clip onto the strap when not in use but it will inevitably come loose and just dangle, so you have to be mindful.
- I don’t use the individual dividers. It’s fine in theory but at least for the 15L version and the things I carry, that level of organization is overkill.
- While the straps are great for external carry, I would LOVE to see PD release some kind of cargo carry product, like a mesh or bungie netting that attaches to the external sewn loops. This would greatly increase the carry capacity and take the functionality of the bag to the next level.
- The key carry system is a gimmick to me. Personally ,just give me a normal key loop sewn to the bag somewhere.
I own bags from the likes of Deuter, Gregory, Osprey, and Timbuk2, and while they all have their place, I do think PD does enough to set themselves apart for urban and travel use. I’ve used the bag heavily and have been impressed. From the looks of it, it will continue to roll me for the next few years at least.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design