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.
I’ve had this backpack for over a year now and it’s been on many different travels with me. I love it’s versatility as it adapts easily to very different needs. Quality of materials and construction is impeccable and the attention to even tiny details make this my favorite backpack of all time!
Bought the 20L about a month ago. Holds baby gear, camera gear, books, and a 13' Macbook with ease. This backpack has single handedly improved my dad game to superhuman levels.
Used it for about 6 months now and it’s easily the best everyday carry bag that I’ve had. Built well, incredibly customizable, and just so well thought out from a design standpoint. Liked it so much I purchased another one for my dad and then also got the tech pouch as well!
I bought my Everyday Backpack in late November 2021 but I have not used it yet, lack of "office" equipment pockets is why. Part of why I don't us the Peak Design bag is because of the resurgence of Covid. I produce a radio show and camera bags make great audio equipment carriers and the PD backpack was going to be perfect. I always thought I'd work out the office accommodations later. So here's my question, do you think there would be a market for an office cube? Something like an oversized portfolio with a built in iPad sleeve, pockets for pens and pencils, notebooks, power bank etc.