I got my backpack three years ago. The quality is just amazing, it looks so good and is so clever to use and practical. Believe it or not, I am from Germany and visiting some trade shows, especially gaming like devcom and gamescom. Not that people asked my about my great everyday backpack, I even made friends, because they used it too and they always have their backpacks with them. When you got once one of them, you won’t use another backpack for the rest of your life! Being a mom now, it comes in handy for babystuff aswell and is so great to organize! Thank you, for the great design, amazing features and the absolutely amazing quality. (Thank you Adam Hicks, for bringing this great company into my life ;P , guys why no emojis?!:D)
I bought this backpack after a lot of research and I’m still learning a lot about it. It has so many options and compartments. My only complaint is I can’t remember where I put things there’s so many places LOL
Well, this bag is my new best friend. I should have discovered Peak Design sooner. But all good, they worth the money because of the quality of the products.
I got this backpack and have been on numerous hikes with it. Camera, snacks, clothes, water, etc etc… this bag is totally legit. My most extreme hike thus far has been in Maine. 2021, hiked both Penobscot and Sergeant MTN in one day, in a snow storm. All my stuff stayed dry, and intact.
There are so many little touches that make this a great backpack. I actually had to watch the YouTube video they emailed me shortly after I received the bag to learn about most of them.
Holds everything I need for the work day (computer repair technician) and then some. Much better than dropping everything I own in the parking lot and struggling with my keys every day. Feels premium. Works great.
My only complaint is that the tag with the serial number is borderline impossible to read. It's a very minor gripe, but I'm unsure how I'm supposed to read the tag without just tearing it out of the pocket. I'd really like to register the warranty, although the overall durability of the bag makes me doubt that I'll need it.