7 MUST KNOW tips & tricks for the PeakDesign Everyday Backpack 30L
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- In this video I share with you some useful tips and tricks for the PeakDesign Everyday Backpack 30L.
Hope you find them useful and enjoy the video! :)
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Note to Self: The A-roll framing is offff; baaad.
Just spent hours watching videos on this backpack and finally found the good one 🤩
Thank you so much for sharing !
Literally just left the store after buying the 30L v2 and this is exactly the video I was looking for. Thank you!
The best, most useful video on the Peak Design backpack. Thanks mate. Earned a subscribe. I'll add a tip/warning #8. Never lock your cat in the same room as the bag. Cat urine is difficult to wash out of the fabric. You'll need to have it professionally cleaned.
I agree, earned a SUBSCRIBE the moment he said, "saved my ass".
Finally!! I've been looking all over RUclips to see if anyone has fit a Switch in the bag. Thanks homie!! Thanks for the tips 😁🤙🏽
Yes me too !
The tip about raising your compartments is so useful!!! I love it. Thanks so much
Super useful video ! Thanks !
OLD VIDEO I KNOW! But I loved it. I needed a "side access" alternative to my Incase DSLR Pro pack. The 30L actually works perfect for me and your video was very helpful.
Thank you for the support! It means a lot :)
Some actually useful tips, thanks!
Shaz Khan Glad I could help! :D
hey very helpful video! i enjoyed watching it. thank you!
Thank YOU! your comment means a lot to me :)
These are great tips! thanks!
Kaip911 you're welcome!
I actually put the bottom divider closer tot he bottom of the bag and put my two Peter McKinnon Variable NDs in there (they fit great), got an extra divider and stuck it in the top to give me a bottom for the upper compartment so the lenses on the second divider are safe inside a closed area. Thanks for the tip on the lens cap spot and the fold-over action on the top flap. Very helpful.
I've watched dozens of videos on this backpack while considering getting it. These were 7 unique tips I hadn't encountered before. Thanks!
Good video man ! Thank you !
Nodo Yay You're welcome !
This was super useful, especially as a student myself I was wondering how this might work with notebooks, binders etc. Definitely think I'm gonna get this bag now, thanks!
Did you get the 20l or 30l for school?
The tips about the lenspack as well as the "strap measurement" was great!
Thinking of getting this handy backpack - although I don't even have a camera!
I've had the bag for a while so I didn't expect to learn much new, but I did. Useful. Thanks!
Fantastic job! Made me smile! 😀 I will definitely get the bag. Just waiting for a sale.
This video was so good I thought it was sponsored by squarespace
These were really valuable tips that just sold me over to getting one of these bags! Excellent!
Christian Jones Happy to know that I helped! My 30l is still holding up just fine, there's a mark on the latch but nothing else. :)
4 years later this is so GOOD
Great video! Really enjoyed it. I’m gonna need to flip a coin on this bag. I have a ton already but really like it lol Cheers!
theFateFactory Don't force yourself though! This bag is expensive! I'm pretty sure you can get 90% of its functionality from another branded bag that's 50% its price.
Nice tips
Hmmm, didn't see instructions on how to remove the straps. Can you share the link to that video? Thanks!
Great tips! Thank you
Thanks, some innovative tips.
Can the 20L hold books with the same dividers utilised?
the new and young KAI W
Tip #2 ...so simple, yet genius. Great video bro. I just bought one and I'm digging it. Cheers 🤙🤙
Great info. Thanks for sharing.
I was specting some tips they gave on their video but all of these are new and pretty useful! I have the 20L but will be using some of these like the lens cap thing
hello, i buy 20l peak design ,and have a backpack trip to Hong Kong with it (just put d750+24-120 f4), but i don't know why i feel shoulder ache, do you have any sugestion?
That is strange, maybe try tightening or loosening the back straps?
Thanks Marco. You did an excellent job of describing what this backpack can do. With your clarity, I have made a better decision about which backpack to buy for my upcoming trip.
hi Marco, great video! ^^
Thank you!
Say hello to your new subscriber *subbed* much love from Vancouver Canada 🇨🇦 I really want to get this bag!!!
intelligent and fun video..See,that's what grown,intelligent folks do,they make things work by innovating and creating..Way better than snubbing something because it's doesn't do and have everything off the cuff...
I've had the 20L version for a few years now, so I was curious haha. Learned 1 or 2 things but just wanted to say, liked your delivery and presentation style! Well done.
great thought out video and nice tips.
Useful tips thanks!
I love the 5th lol
If you leave space below the first divider, you should only load covered stuff there, shouldnt you? Its not padded at all then..
Just got the V1 20L, thanks for the tips bro!
才发现这个包找review来看，很棒的tips！
I think you should checkout the WANDRD PRVKE 21 - It'll keep your notebooks from falling out and still have a quick access panel for your camera. Great video btw!
I had the 31litre PRVKE but unfortunately it has way too less organization for me and I dont like the camera cube at all.
This was extremly usefull!
Great stuff
Million dollar question... now that you've owned it for awhile, would you buy it again? Great video and subbed. Thanks!
T Etherton Honestly, I think it's overpriced. If I lost it right now I'd probably consider a cheaper bag, but the peak design really does offer unique modularity. I'll make sure not to lose it..
Tip Number 5!!!
One thing that's also great about this backpack: It can just stand stable. It's so annoying if your backpack always falls over.
ok, it can't
You look skinny... is the 30L bag to wide? does it stick past your torso? Great video btw.
Iriana and Anthony I am skinny!... but also rather tall, which is why I got the 30l. To my knowledge the 30l is just a taller version of the 20l. Hope this helps
Great info about 30 L actually being more "longer"/taller. That settles it for me. Getting the 30 L (I am 1,83 m)
im on the fence about a new bag. im not a big camera guy but i do have a dslr but only a wide angle 35mm lens so it never really gets separated from my canon 40d. I want a bag that does it all and will last forever. Everyday use and the straps being able to use the external carry is what has me super interested in this bag. I want the 30L since it isnt that big of a price difference and I can have a max capacity. The other bag i was looking at is the Nomatic travel bags www.nomatic.com/pages/nomatic-backpack and www.nomatic.com/pages/nomatic-travel-bag. I honestly like the quality of this bag more but I want to hear your suggestions if you can help make my decision. Price does matter but not as much as functionality. Thanks!
I`ll answer this for you. I have the 20L version of the backpack myself instead of the 30 in this video.What i can see about the 2 bags you proposed is that they generally seem to be more meant for stuffing random sized objects inside (shoes/folded clothes etc.) along with a laptop and/other rectangle shaped things. It seems like if you put a camera in there it'd just flop around wildly unless padded with say clothing. Not ideal for a DSLR carry if you ask me.
The peak design can be configured for carying odd-sized stuff (i.e my large Sony wireless headphone case which is bulky) as well as your DSLR without the DSLR being swung around. So out of the 3 I'd say the Peak design for this reason.
NL0Gwenster Yea you're right however I was mostly saying that I don't usually carry my dslr but it's good to know that if I want to carry it, it won't be a problem. Thanks a lot
To tip #7, I would add, "Always make sure the side compartments are *closed* before you put the backpack on." I haven't dropped lenses due to both sides being open at the same time, but I mistakenly thought a compartment was closed and my Canon 100-400 took a tumble bad enough to break the image stabilization. It cost me around $500 to fix + the time being without the lens, but when it happened I was just about to go on a birding tour. The lens itself worked, but the lack of IS probably cost me a few good shots as this was a tour where I was shooting from a riverboat. I really wish Peak Design had a built-in way to secure lenses to the bag :|
You should have thousands of subscribers judging by the editing quality and content of this video.
such a good video
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I'm not even using it as a camera bag. I put my JBL speakers in it.
yeah you can't be forgetful with the PD Backpack. Due to the design, if you forgot to zip up one of the sides, it still looks like it's closed... until something falls out of your bag like my 85mm f1.8, which now has a crack in the plastic casing of the lens, but thankfully still works.
One tip: think about what lenses you are likely to be using and put them all on one side. Nothing worse than trying to exchange lenses when this involves accessing one side and then the other. Now suppose you put most of your camera stuff on the right side. It is still possible to access stuff on both sides of a "shelf" from the right side if you use the dividers on the right hand side rather than the left hand ones. Then when you swing the bag around, the two items are stacked, one on top of the divider and one below. To access the item below, you can take out the top item and flip up the divider to access what is beneath. But if you need something below the left hand divider there is no way to access it from the right hand side.
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The 7th tip is exactly why I will never buy this crazy designed bag. Who in their right mind designs a bagbthat opens that way. I have been doing photography for 30+ years and never had a lens a or camera fall out of a bag. PD should mean Pathetic Design
Peak Backpacks are incredibly ugly looking and the quality isn’t very good.
gez. this looks like a horrible bag design. Just looked into it and wow, i cant believe its so popular. Its such a bad design