Peak Design Everyday Backpack 20L (Ash)

Excellent quality and what a compact bag it turned out to be. Very well packaged and worth the money! Camera gear neatly fits in the compartments. Highly recommend.

I like the flexibility and compactness. Able to carry both 5DSR and EOSR Cameras with battery grips, few extra lenses and manfroto tripod. I could not believe this from a 20L bag. Now I do not need to carry my big bag unless I need to carry my strobe light. Fashionable and not obvious that it’s a camera bag. Can also be used as normal backpack as able to take out all the deviders.

It's been more than 1 year since I bought this bag and I've been using it almost every day. The quality is great and i have not found ANY fault which may later may need fixing. I bought 20L (i am 5'10) as i felt 30L may be too big and it is the right size for me. Quite happy with the purchase.

I purchased this as a non-photography bag. It seems to be first and foremost a camera bag but the reviews praised it as an excellent every day carry. I purchased it mainly to use for my daily commute and was looking for something clever and stylish to replace the Samsonite backpack I have been using. My view is that it is overrated for non-photography use. It is a very clever bag but and it is clear that a lot of thought has gone into its design, however when using the dividers it does not seem to carry as much as I'd hoped. The way to look at it is that it is really the laptop section plus one large area you can divide up and access from the top or the side rather than a bag that has lots of clever individual pockets you can access easily. There are the flap out parts too but you cannot really get much in them before they stretch out so only small stuff. I also find it a little awkward to access on the move not helped by the fact that it will not stand up on it's own. I am probably being over-critical, it is a great bag just maybe not suited to my needs and for the money I was expecting the one bag to rule them all which in my opinion it is not. Looking for a photography backpack look no further, looking for a general everyday bag then it may be worth doing some research first.

I bought this after a recommendation from my son. Perfect for my holiday, as i could add my iPad Pro, my drone, all the batteries and all accessories. Looks great, fits my back perfectly, and easy to carry when not as back-pack. A little expensive, but worth every penny

I wassn't sure if spending so much on a back would be a good investment. The bag is amazing quality, it comes with a life time warranty and really has become my everyday backpack. Would defiantly recommend.

I badly wanted to like this bag having taken ages to research and decide which camera bag to buy. Once I decided to go for this, having carefully measured my camera with various lenses attached, I eagerly awaited its delivery. I unpacked the bag: first impressions were good - it is really well made, looks great and is extremely well thought out. I then tried to load in various combinations of the camera (Fujifilm X-T3) and lenses (100-400 with or without the 1.4 converter, 10-24mm wide angle etc). As much as I played around with the bag and various configurations of lenses, two things became clear. Firstly, although the bag is 30cm wide, because of the shaping and side pockets the 27cm telephoto lens was slightly too long for the bag. Secondly, once I had the camera and a couple of lenses in the bag, they rattled around because there is little padding and the shelves only fold to pre-arranged sizes. With the overhang of the telephoto lens, the side pockets would be useless as I was worried anything in them would damage the lens. The size issue could be resolved by ordering the 30L bag, but the lack of padding wont. I am really disappointed as I thought this bag would finally solve my quest for a suitable camera bag - sadly it hasn't and I will be returning it.

Lots of other reviews will go into great detail about this bag which it does fully deserve. However I will keep it simple. This is not just an everyday bag, this is the best bag for any day. Simply brilliant

Por mucho, la mejor backpack que he tenido, el diseño es impecable y de calidad incuestionable, además de ser sumamente cómoda, limpia, práctica y versátil, Peak Design se ha vuelto un referente para mi

Summary: This backpack is the perfect balance of EDC champion and travel god-send. A configuration for any set of contents plus quality, durable materials and components makes this the best backpack I've ever owned for commuting to work or spending the weekend away. The divider system makes this bag an organizational dream, and expands the versatility of the backpack from a photographer's travel bag to a versatile backpack for daily use. The price tag is a little heavy, even for the vast feature set advertised, but as an everyday use bag, the style, versatility, and construction of this bag are equally present. Favorite Feature: The key tether utilizing the anchor system - I don't like keeping my keyring in my pockets - it's just not comfortable - but I'm always hesitant to throw them into my bag for fear they'll fall out when I'm not paying attention, and that I'll need to dig through everything just to find them as they've sunk to the bottom. The key tether keeps them in place yet out of sight, and allows me to easily retrieve them when I need to. Pros: - Solid construction & durable materials None of the quality control issues that were mentioned in the reviews I had read prior to purchasing this were present in the bag I received. The 20L Ash bag looks great and has exceeded my expectations - Actually useful divider system In other bags I've owned that advertise a divider system, often the dividers are made cheaply, or the fasteners they use struggle to hold items, even when used as intended. The Divider system used in this bag works as advertised, and even in more creative ways. I definitely recommend experimenting with the different divider layouts to find the best one for your gear. - Versatile, you don't need to be a photographer to get a lot out of this bag I'm not a photographer by trade, so most days I'm not putting my camera gear in this bag. The first few days I used it were spent figuring out a layout that works best for me, but after getting some experience with the bag I can say that this bag carries what you need it to, regardless of what that is. Cons: - Price, this is not a cheap bag For $260 (20L size), there are bags that have more capacity than this bag, there are bags that weigh less than this bag, and there are bags that are more durable than this bag. That being said, I think that the Everyday Backpack really finds the sweet spot in all three of those categories. With the extra space gained through the flexibility of the magnetic closure system, you can squeeze just a bit more out of this bag when you absolutely need to. In everyday use, I don't expect to have any issues with this bag, nor do I expect issues when using this bag when travelling. That being said, there is a trade off between the aesthetic of the bag and the absolute durability - don't expect the backpack to survive a bear attack. With all the bells and whistles included in this bag, there are places where carry weight was clearly sacrificed at the expense of versatility and a large feature set. Full Review: I first found out about Peak Design after buying their Camera Strap . The simple action of adjusting the strap, along with the anchor system made it feasible to bring just one strap for all my gear. I got curious one day and checked out their site, where I saw the Everyday Backpack featured. I watched the product video and was immediately sold. I've had the backpack for about two weeks as of writing this review, so I've only had the opportunity to use it as the bag for my daily commute and on day-trips on the weekends. That being said - so far I have nothing but praise. Simply being able to take the same bag and use it comfortably in both an EDC capacity and when I'm out with cameras and other gear, and knowing that everything is packed well and protected, is an improvement over most backpacks/bags I've owned. The one aspect of this bag that made me hesitant was the divider system - very rarely have I found that dividers, especially removable/customizable dividers, in a bag do little more than cause more of a hassle than they're worth. This bag is the exception to that rule - the dividers are built solidly, and I have no qualms about them standing up to all the use I'll put them through. For daily use, the bag performs wonderfully - My Thinkpad X1 Carbon fits nice and snug in the laptop sleeve at the back of the bag, and I use the tablet pouch for a slim notebook. The chargers and cables I keep on me fit nicely in the inner side pockets, along with a couple of pens and battery bank. The accessories tend to stay in the bag all the time, so that I know they're there when I need them. The interior of the bag lets me organize any extra items wonderfully - my lunch can stay separate from a jacket or my gym clothes using the included dividers, and even with that I've got room to spare for whatever I might pick up during the day, say a bag of groceries on the way home. The magnetic closure system at the top expands to fit that one last item that would always strain the zippers or latches on other bags with ease. I'm a hobbyist photographer, and I tend to focus on DSLR videography, when I take the bag out with my photography equipment I'm easily able to fit my DSLR w/ a medium length lens attached, an additional lens or two, a hotshoe mount shotgun mic, plus a DJI Mavic Pro and controller with room to spare. Again, the dividers allow for fantastic organization, and the side access makes lens swapping and equipment access easier than any bag I've owned previously. Extra batteries and filters fit nicely both in the inner pockets of the side panels, and in the small pocket in the laptop/tablet area. My travel tripod fits easily in either a side pocket and stays secure with the available straps, or when strapped externally to the back of the bag. I don't find myself having to adjust the bag constantly when it's on my back, which is a much appreciated feature. In other backpacks I've used, I often notice myself keeping my hands on the straps so that I can hold them in place or adjust them when needed. With this bag, I find myself doing this rarely, and generally out of habit. The side access zippers encourage you to swing the bag around to your front on one shoulder, while extending the length of the strap. This does require you to adjust once you've finished swapping your gear or retrieving something from the bag, but this is easily done with a single hand and, once back in place, the bag stays there until you need to access it again. As with any divider system, and any bag in general, there is always unused space. The trade off provided by the dividers is that objects can be isolated from each other when necessary or desired, rather than forcing you to pack assuming things are going to bump into each other in the bag. The divider system, for me, is the primary feature of this bag, and it hasn't disappointed me thus far.

Best camera bag I have ever had, hands down! Have travelled with it extensively. I use this as my carry on bag now on planes. Holds all my gear, 3 lenses, one of which is a 70-200 F2.8L Canon, my A7III, flash unit, laptop and charger, fullsize Sennheiser Headphones, a couple of t shirts, and some snacks! Access from the sides is a great idea, and I use that feature all the time. I have even encouraged friends to get their own as a result of seeing me use mine. Quality is outstanding, and there are so many features that I bet you won't use them all. But nice to have just the same. Oh the security tabs to stop zips being opened by pickpockets is a great idea too!

Acheté en remplacement d'un Slingshot, et utilisé pendant les vacances d'été (version Ash en 20 L). C'est un sac très bien pensé, dans lequel j'ai pu caser de quoi photographier (reflex Pentax K5, avec 2 objectifs, un Canon G7x), un drone (Parrot Anafi avec sa boîte et sa télécommande), du matériel informatique (Pc 13 pouces, Ipad 10 pouces), un KWay, un casque audio, de petites jumelles, des accessoires, une bouteille d'eau, des lunettes, ... L'ensemble est plus confortable qu'un Slingshot, grâcer aux 2 bretelles, tout en restant pratique d'accès grâce aux poches latérales. La mousse des bretelles parait un peu dure au premier abord, mais finalement ça ne pose pas de pb. Par contre, ça reste cher pour ce que c'est, même si le sac est très élégant. Les finitions sont très bonnes, même si j'ai un doute sur la résistance de la partie basse sur laquelle repose le sac au sol. Très satisfait ce cet achat.

Bellissimo, ben rifinito e super robusto. Tantissime le tasche e le funzionalità pratiche per i fotografi, come tutti i prodotti di questo brand. Fantastico anche il colore. Mai scelta più azzeccata.