Peak DesignEveryday Sling 6L (Midnight Blue)

I was looking for a camera bag after buying a new mirrorless camera and came across the infamous Peak Design Sling.After spending some time researching camera backpacks and camera slings on the market within my budget I came to the conclusion that Peak Design had the most appealing features to me.I bought the camera sling based on the robustness of the bag and the compartmental features inside. You can organise the bag from one big compartment to three separate compartments which is the very handy. The origami dividers also fold which allows you for more customisation when organising your gear.The zips feel good when opening and closing and the materials used for the inside of the bag has been well thought out and keep your items scratch-free. I have used this sling in light rain and the bag did very well to resist any water.The strap is easily adjustable and is padded which provides comfort for your shoulder whilst travelling for hours.Downsides?The front pocket is pretty tight so you can only fit slim items in the front, e.g. a phone, SD cards, travel sized hand gel etc.The magnetic pocket in the main compartment is supposed to allows a small tablet device to fit but I think a small tablet without a case or very slim case would only manage to fit in comfortably when you have a camera (and other items) inside the main compartment.Overall, a very good camera sling that is fit for purpose and the materials are good. For a camera sling I think it’s on the more expensive end but the product does feel well made and well designed with minor downsides that doesn’t bother me much.I’ve had the sling for almost a month and it’s so far, so good!

Like most "serious" hobby photographers, I am constantly searching for that holy grail - the perfect camera bag. Although I have adequate large(ish) backpacks, for those days when I want to take out loads of gear - which, admitedly, I am prepared to carry, less and less - I've been after a more compact, sling-type bag, to force myself to carry less less gear, for ages. But, no more! I have found my solution - the Peak Design Everyday 6 litre Sling. Perfect for my Fujifilm X-T5 plus two or three compact lenses, plus essential accessories, all in THE most cool and stylish bag imaginable. This bag has transformed my phographic excursions from back-aching drudgery to liberatingly pleasant experiences. Buy it!

Love the midnight blue colour. The design is well thought out. I use it as my main man bag but with the ability to add my camera with a small prime lens attached. Nice strap. Everything feels well protected. Only complaint is that there isn’t much flex with the bag which means the outer pocket is a little stiff for putting anything slightly bulky in. I have the 3L version and the 10l version. Both have their purposes (3L is just for the camera on a walkabout and 10l is for taking the camera and a couple of lenses out along with some personal items).

The quality of the bag is fantastic but I returned simply because I couldn't get my equipment in it with anything else. The front pocket is too tight for anything other than a phone and there is no room for accessories other than things that fit in the stretchy pockets, which were rendered out of action simply by having the camera in the bag. Having configured it to work, sort of, I then tried the sling on and found this simply doesn't work with boobs.

This is my travel Photo bag, when I take the camera with standard zoom attached and one extra lens. Plenty of room for extra accessories like spare batteries, filters, phone, SD cards and even a pocket for a small tablet. It will fit an 11 inch iPad Pro with a slim case but it’s a bit of a push and iPad mini is no problem however. The construction quality is excellent with strong zips and a great strap. My normal bag is a Billingham and this substitutes perfectly when travelling lite.

It perfect for day walk camera carrying bag, if you want to have a small bag that you can just save your camera instead of carrying a whole backpack which is a struggle some times.And it has quite a lot of space, for size comparison it fits easily a Fujifilm Xh-1 with 50-140mm F2.8 (without the good, as hood is annoying on that lens anyways), and if you use one of the dividers included to put it above the lens, you can fit an xpro-2 with 23mm f2 without putting a straing on the bag or pressure to your gear.but this might limit if you want to take your Ipad 11" with you depending on the case you have on it, as the case will take more space in the ipad spot and will put more pressure to the camera department which might make it uneasy to take and put back the ipad.

This bag is of premium quality. It looks solid and durable and has an assuring feel that it will look after your camera. Great engineering.

Ideal size for my mirrorless system. Easily holds Sony A6400 with 16-55mm f2.8 fitted and 3 other lenses along with multiple batteries and SD cards. Wished I'd purchased one well before now!

For a long time, I was using the cross body fanny pack style bag for traveling, to keep essential items handy while keeping it safely within my view.While products like the ubiquitous lulu bags are perfect for carrying passport, wallet, and other small essentials around, it was far too small to carry a camera. For safety reasons, I didn’t want a backpack style for walking around, so I was in the market for a sling/cross-body style bag that can hold my travel camera set-up (Sony a6400 with Tamron 17-70mm F2.8) plus the usual essentials in one compact package.I tried both this product and the 3L variant, and eventually decided on this one.This bag ticks all the boxes for me. Plenty of space to store my camera setup plus an extra lens if I’m expecting to take portraits (I bring my prime lens for that), along with all the travel essentials. It’s stylish enough to bring with me wherever I go, and rugged enough that I’m not worried about it tearing or falling apart.The redesigned opening makes it a breeze to access the content, while the sturdy zippers make it difficult for would-be pickpockets to access my belongings. While it does not have a “hidden” zippered compartment that sits against your body, you can easily wear the pack in front of you when navigating crowded space to deter theft and have a visual on your pack.

Que más puedo decir de esta marca, calidad y durabilidad , 100% recomendable, ya llevo varios artículos comprados de esta marca y seguiré adquiriendo mas

Ce sac 6 litres est parfait pour un petit appareil comme un Leica Q3. Très bonne qualité, léger et en plus il est très design.

Die Tasche ist für kurze Fotoausflüge super geeignet. Meine Fujifilm T5 passt mit einem Objektiv und einem kleinen Wechselobjektiv in die Tasche. Bestens geeignet etwa für die Stereofotografie - mit dieser Tasche fällt man nicht auf - mit einem Fotorucksack sehr wohl.

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