Customer reviews from Peak Design
Peak Design - Outdoor Sling 2L - Cloud
Average customer rating
4
(90 Reviews)
Rating breakdown 90 reviews
5 Stars
48
4 Stars
18
3 Stars
9
2 Stars
8
1 Star
7
70%of customers recommend this product.
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46 out of
66)
Customer Reviews for Peak Design - Outdoor Sling 2L - Cloud
Customer Rating
1
Small and Pricey, not Small and Mighty
on December 15, 2024
Posted by: Swankypikachu
Doesn’t feel like a PD product at all, has a cash grab effect. I would not put any hardware in this like how some of the pictures detail. The material has no structure, which is fine - but putting any form of technology in it is a huge risk and is not what this is for. It’s easy to dump stuff in this and call it a day, but competitors have ultra-portable slings that have more thought / build quality into the organization. I’m unsure of where I could justify the premium price on this for a premium product… the strap? Probably not, it’s quite finicky and kind of over-engineered for a small sling. Materials? Definitely not. The visible stitching both inside and out is unflattering. I just feel that this is a rebranded packing cube with a nicer strap. The magnet on the back is weak as well, especially when the sling is packed out moderately - it’s unusable IMO without high risk.
I just feel like Peak Designs’ wabi-sabi approach at this point feels more like an echo chamber within their team versus including customer feedback that’s been out online for years at this point i.e.: hidden AirTag compartment, microfiber linings, etc with a balance between unstructured and structured. Will likely hold off on investing more into PD once the everyday line is revamped. This product is not it for me, and I am surprised at just how much I disliked this.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
5
Perfect fit for Steam Deck
on December 14, 2024
Posted by: CMP
from Seattle, WA
It’s the perfect everyday carry. It fits my everyday items (phone, keys, leatherman, charging brick, etc) plus my Steam Deck (in a Tomtoc case), charger, & Bose noise canceling headphones.
Absolutely love this bag!
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
4
Great, but wish it had a spot for the Capture Clip
on December 10, 2024
Posted by: Shuls
from Brooklyn, NY
So far, this has been a fantastic bag for anytime I'm heading somewhere that isn't work. It has ample space for anything you'd need for a hike or long bike ride, or just to head across town for the day.
The only downside I've found—and I kind of expected this to NOT be the case because it's a Peak Design product—is that unlike other Peak Design products, there isn't a great spot for the Capture Clip. At the end of the day, it's not terrible to use a Pro Pad on the bag strap, but I would've loved a dedicated slot (or two) like you get on many of their other bags.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
5
Versatile Hip Sling, For the Right Uses
on December 10, 2024
Posted by: hiker-biker shutterbug
from Gainesville, FL
The 7L is a versatile sling that I use as a hip bag. Unlike my PD 6L sling, this is functional as a hip bag that can squeeze small, such as in a museum, or large, to stuff a light coat plus assorted gear. As a camera-centric bag, my PD 6L sling is better because it is structured to fit and hold my mirrorless plus 2 lenses. I can get only my Z5 and 24-200 in this 7L bag, with or without the XS camera cube. This 7L, however, is ideal for travel because it collapses and expands so easily. The backside cellphone pocket and smaller ones inside (SD cards, etc.) set this bag apart from competitors'. And it has enough strength to carry the weight of my camera + lens on the hip. In summary, the 6L is the perfect shoulder-sling camera bag when structure is important while the 7L is perfect as a hip bag when versatility is needed. Different bags for different purposes.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
5
I’m glad I supported the Kickstarter!
on November 18, 2024
Posted by: Anna B
from NJ
Loooove this bag. Peak Design congrats and thank you for this new line.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
5
Small and mighty
on November 17, 2024
Posted by: ErickTM
from Iowa
Got this on Kickstarter. More than an outdoor sling, I wanted something simple to carry around my phone, wallet, notebook and other small trinkets on a daily basis on small walks and commutes.
This 2L sling does that perfectly. The backpocket fits my iPhone 13 Pro Max with a case and PD's mobile tripod, and the main compartment unit fits everything else I need. Key tether inside one of the compartments is amazing. The design is minimal and super sleek, I love it. And the shoulder strap is comfortable. I forget it's' there.
This bag is small. Do take that into consideration. Beyond the things I listed, you won'f fit much else. So if you have to carry a water bottle, an extra sweater or your lunch, this won't cut it. But if all you need is a very stylish sling to carry the essentials with extra comfort and amazing features, you can't go wrong with this sling.
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
5
Perfect
on November 13, 2024
Posted by: zofia.pelc
The best sling I’ve ever had (and I've had many of them). Roomy. Cleverly planned (finally lots of pockets!). Made from prima materials. Incredibly comfortable - you wear it as if it were a part of your body. And beautiful.
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design
Customer Rating
4
Very versatile and light
on November 12, 2024
Posted by: SPark
from Berlin
I bought the sling a few weeks ago and I’m super impressed. Material is light but durable the zippers are of a high-quality and especially The padded strap makes wearing the sling over the shoulder extra comfortable
I would recommend this to a friend!
Written by a customer while visiting Peak Design