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Peak Design’s Everyday line of camera bags has received a V2 update that includes new materials and features, inspired directly from customer feedback and improvements in material design. The list of the overhauled bags includes the Everyday Backpack (20L + 30L), Everyday Messenger (15L), Everyday Sling (5L is now 6L + 10L) and the Everyday Tote 15L. dpreview.com »
Hands-on with the Peak Design Everyday Backpack V2 Peak Design has updated the entire Everyday line of camera bags and we got early access to the new Everyday Backpack V2 (20L). Of all the bags in PD's Everyday line, we're told the original Everyday backpack is by far the most popular – it's a bag we thoroughly enjoyed using when we reviewed it and a pack that several of us on staff own personally. dpreview.com »
The first version of the Peak Design Everyday Messenger bag was a hit with many people; although personally I wasn't a huge fan of it. The original Peak Design Everyday Messenger wasn't very ambidextrous and although the second version has surely made strides forward, there is something that is still very awkward about the bag that I think appeals more to tech bros more than anything else. thephoblographer.com »
In need of a new camera bag and still haven't picked one? Peak Design's popular Everyday Messenger bag could be worth considering, especially since the company has added some interesting upgrades. thephoblographer.com »
Like most photographers, I’m always looking for “THE” perfect backpack, one that allows me to haul my entire kit with me when I’m shooting on location, travelling, or simply roaming the streets of New York City trying to capture the next decisive moment. thephoblographer.com »
Peak Design have launched the smallest bag in their Everyday line. The new Everyday Sling 5L, which can be used as either a fanny pack or - as its name suggests - a sling, can accommodate a CSC kit, a DSLR with a single lens, or a DJI Mavic/Spark drone (though obviously not all of them at the same time). photographyblog.com »
When Peak Design announced their new updates to the Everyday Bag lineup, I was incredibly cautious. Sure, we're a news website and we'll report on it--but there was a major problem that I had with the Everyday Messenger bag. thephoblographer.com »
