Customer reviews from Peak Design
Peak Design - Everyday Sling V2 10L - Ash
Average customer rating
4.7
(878 Reviews)
Rating breakdown 878 reviews
5 Stars
671
4 Stars
170
3 Stars
28
2 Stars
5
1 Star
4
97%of customers recommend this product.
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Customer Reviews for Peak Design - Everyday Sling V2 10L - Ash
Customer Rating
4
Perfect bag for carrying around a crowded city
on January 14, 2026
Posted by: bcat79
from Chattanooga, TN
Purchased the 10L sling to use for 3 days in New York City and it met or exceeded my expectations for the most part. Loaded up internally was Canon R5 Mark II with my 24-70mm lens attached, RF 20mm VCM lens, Joby miniature tripod, and iPad mini in mobile sleeve. Loved the shelf divider as I was able to place chargers and other items under the shelf and put the 20mm lens on top. Attached to the bottom of the bag was my Peak Design travel tripod. A little re-arranging and I could have easily fit my 70-200mm lens if needed. My only complaint is that the included straps were too short when I tried to secure my mini tripod or bulky down jacket across the side of the bag. I feel the included straps are mainly meant for use at bottom of the bag. Luckily I tested this out when I first received the sling and ordered the larger straps, which worked great. The bag was comfortable to carry as I walked down the streets of New York for hours and waited in lines for skyline pictures. Really impressed by
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Customer Rating
4
Excellent city bag for a large load
on February 11, 2026
Posted by: Gunni
from Brussels
I recently bought the 10l Everyday Sling because I wanted something that could hold my camera with a 70-200mm lens and one more lens along with batteries, card holders etc. I love everything about the bag, the build quality, the organizational options, even the looks except for one thing. I like to have my bag on my back or hanging low behind me and I adjusted the strap so the wide padded part is on my shoulder when the bag is like that. Sometimes you want to keep the bag on the front, for example if you are in a store or a gallery where you can accidentally bump the bag into expensive things if it's on your back (happened) or you just want to keep a better eye on the bag when in a crowd where pickpockets operate. This means the thick padded part of the strap moves off your shoulder and the narrow uncomfortable part can hurt your shoulder if you have a very heavy load. I would like to see the strap padded all the way or a way to move the padding along the strap. That's my only gripe with this awesome bag :)
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
4
Handy compact bag
on February 18, 2026
Posted by: nordy-que
from Minnesota
Bought as a compact travel bag. I think it will be a good bag for travel photography with a limited kit. It seems to be a bit imbalanced with a heavier lens in the bag, but need to work with it a bit to be sure
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
4
Great edc but no back pocket for phone/passport
on February 18, 2026
Posted by: Devo
Excellent bag for my x100vi + wclx100 and daily carry essentials. It would be 5 stars if there was a pocket for phone/passport on the back of the bag. Totally would think that’s something peak would have thought of.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Customer Rating
5
Nearly a perfect bag
on February 19, 2026
Posted by: JR
from Germany, Bavaria
The workmanship of the bag is very good and i got all the gear in.
Quick access to the gear is not so easy. If you open the bag with the very good zip it remains not realy open. Thats good for security but not for speed. It would be great to have a separate folder with a zip at rear of the bag to store a wallet and a phone at very secure place.
I ordered two additional dividers. These dividers are great. I work with the Leica M-System or with the analog Olympus OM-System. This are small cameras and small lenses. With 4 dividers an store the equipment very well.
The attachment of the tripod to the bag with the strings is a good solution.
You will never find a perfect bag but i would order this bag again.
Quick access to the gear is not so easy. If you open the bag with the very good zip it remains not realy open. Thats good for security but not for speed. It would be great to have a separate folder with a zip at rear of the bag to store a wallet and a phone at very secure place.
I ordered two additional dividers. These dividers are great. I work with the Leica M-System or with the analog Olympus OM-System. This are small cameras and small lenses. With 4 dividers an store the equipment very well.
The attachment of the tripod to the bag with the strings is a good solution.
You will never find a perfect bag but i would order this bag again.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
4
A perfect travel companion - well Almost
on February 21, 2026
Posted by: AndyMeh
from New Jersey - USA
I used the 6L bag as my primary daily carry for a three-week trip through Dubai and India. It’s a great size for everyday use, comfortably housing my APS-C camera (with an 18-105mm equivalent lens), spare batteries, chargers, and travel essentials. I even used one of the FlexFold dividers to create a "false bottom" for discreetly storing extra cash.
However, the bag has some notable spatial limitations. With a camera and lens attached, it's impossible to fit both a battery charger and a water bottle inside. The interior side pockets lack magnets and don’t stay closed, rendering them somewhat impractical, while the front external pocket is too tight to hold much more than a passport.
If this bag included a rear zippered pocket for documents or a cell phone charger and cables, and an external side sleeve for a water bottle, it would be the perfect companion for city exploration or as a flight-ready personal item.
However, the bag has some notable spatial limitations. With a camera and lens attached, it's impossible to fit both a battery charger and a water bottle inside. The interior side pockets lack magnets and don’t stay closed, rendering them somewhat impractical, while the front external pocket is too tight to hold much more than a passport.
If this bag included a rear zippered pocket for documents or a cell phone charger and cables, and an external side sleeve for a water bottle, it would be the perfect companion for city exploration or as a flight-ready personal item.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
5
Does the job - really well
on February 23, 2026
Posted by: DaddyKoool
from Virginia
I just came back from my first trip with this bag. Love the color (Kelp) and material. The strap slides easily on my clothes, making it easy to maneuver from carrying on hip/back to front in order to access camera. I keep my Nikon Z5II inside, with a short zoom (24-105 or 14-30). There's not a lot of room in the small bag for other stuff (though spare battery, spare cards and usb cable fit fine), and I've taken out the divider. However, the camera is well protected and easy to access. Size up if you need to carry multiple lenses.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
5
Really useful bag
on February 25, 2026
Posted by: Guillaume
Best small bag to carry my gear and access it quickly
I would recommend this to a friend!
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