Peak DesignSmedium Camera Cube Compatible Travel Bags (BCC-SM-BK-2)

High quality bag. Took it on a very long photography trip with no issues. It got dirt and rain on it, and it's still in great condition. (We did have it in a larger backpacking bag while we were walking, but it did see the sun and rain when I needed to get my gear). 10/10 would recommend.

If the Peak Design Smedium Camera Cube were a person, it’d be that friend who always shows up perfectly organized and on time, while you’re still fumbling for your keys. It’s compact but spacious—kind of like a TARDIS for your camera gear.The dividers inside are like tetris for adults, letting you customize the layout to fit everything from your DSLR to that quirky little item you secretly carry around for "inspiration." Yeah, I see you.Built like a tank but with the finesse of a ballet dancer, this cube has survived being tossed, squished, and even slept on. Your gear stays safe, and your sanity stays intact.

Product is well built, zipper should hold up. While the dividers create a lot of options, they still weren't quite right for the gear I had, hence the overall 4 stars. The bag holds 4 lenses and a Sony a7cr. Bag fits in my 34L Osprey backpack. Snug, but it works.

I purchased this for a short trip to New Mexico. I prefer the flexibility of a regular backpack rather than a dedicated camera backpack. I was able to pack my Canon EOS RP and my RF 24-105mm, RF 28mm, RF 85mm, RF 100-400mm along with a charger and a couple of extra batteries. The construction of the bag itself is excellent and the padding made me confident that I could throw the bag in my backpack without having to worry. The internal organization/dividers are excellent and make retrieving/swapping lenses much easier than a traditional backpack. I can’t say enough good things about this bag.

I bought this in addition to my camera bag and Pelican to use with a 20L fully waterproof backpack while hiking and fly fishing. (Simms Dry Creek Z). I pad the bottom of the bag with a jacket and have enough room left over for either a yeti lunch box or a drone. The cube itself can hold FF body and 3 lenses, but very tight with A7R IV, 16-35, 24-70, 70-200. I usually pack it with the 16-35 and then 70-200 by itself. Camera body and two lenses leaves enough space for a GoPro, filters, camera strap and cards. A bit overpriced, but I feel most Peak design products are worth a slightly higher price once you really integrate them into your routine and process.