I got the 30L v1 at launch. I have used it a LOT and it still looks (almost) brand new. Crazy durable, comfortable and practical. As I already have one, I could not see enough changes in the v2 to upgrade, but let me give my warmest recommendations for this bag. If possible, do test it in person, to check if the 20 or 30 is right for your body size. Comfort is as important as capacity.
I know nothing about tech backpacks but this dude did an amazing job in its breakdown. Video was really easy to watch and really educational for people who know nothing about these things
I wish they made a 15L version of this. I would get it in a hearbeat. 20L is still 2 big. I like ultra minimalist setups, big enough for a Sony a7iii with a 24-70 lens attached, and a 13' laptop that is low profile, doesnt look like im wearing a brick, and doesnt scream HEY LOOK AT ME I HAVE A LOOT PINIATA!! to thieves.
Great review of the bag. Unfortunately this bag seems much cheaper than the last version: -Accent stitching is missing in areas. -The leather on the side handles is gone. -No more waist belt included (wtf). -I hate that the side flaps have much less pockets. As a photographer all those little battery pockets were extremely useful and I use them all the time. -Also not a fan that the side flaps don't have a zipper cover over the whole area. When I'm working on the go I don't want to worry about losing a small battery or card because I'm changing a lens. I feel like they didn't fix a single thing that would have improved the usefulness of the bag, just cut corners for profit and did minor aesthetic improvements. Still great review, I hope more of the community speaks up about this. Peak Design has been an amazing company for working professionals, but lately I feel like they're going the direction of making fashion accessories instead of useful chic gear.
I have the large V1 bag because it takes large zoom lenses and a 150mm filter pack in a neat size and I always put my camera in the top compartment for easy access. I am disappointed however to see the new version hasn't addressed any of the problems I found: first and foremost, no quick and easy way to attach a tripod, I tried the elaborate lashing on the back which PD show on their video but it's just way too fiddly and doesn't suit a full size tripod. I think PD have sacrificed useability here for appearance's sake which is supposed to be against their design approach, same can be said of the messenger bag. Second, the bottom zip is unnecessary and is a weak point which lets in water on damp ground and is the first thing to get marked. Third, when you take equipment out what do you do with the lens cap/body cap or hotshoe cover? You chuck it in the top or space it came from, but it ends up falling through the gaps and you have to fish around after to find it. An inherent problem with this bag design, the dual access means that when you change lenses or need access to the side pockets inevitably what you need is on the opposite side to the one you have open, so you have to zip that up first or risk your gear falling out, roll it over and get into the other side, all very time consuming and inconvenient. And finally the shelves don't give much support, if you take something out the upper ones with a large lens or camera body will sag so the equipment lower down is actually taking some of the weight. On the plus side it is robust and despite what someone else has said I find the straps surprisingly good, a hip support would be good although that would add a lot to the bulk; if I find the loaded bag uncomfortable it's because the stuff inside is too heavy and I replace it with lighter options. The changes in V2 are minor tweaks, mainly cosmetic, and it is a shame PD haven't taken on board user experiences.
Couldn't agree more, this is the consensus from just about every professional I've talked to. We all hate those bottom zippers and not having a dedicated top compartment. But yes the bag is bulletproof. I've dragged it around on over a hundred shoots this year from weddings to climbing photos. It's been loaded down with ropes, gear attached all over the outside, and full inside, and I still find it comfortable. Even the unpadded waist strap was useful. However the changes to this one are cosmetic and they've taken away some of the most useful and rightly done things from the first version such as the full zipper side flaps.
Thank you for this review, I really like how you showed the different sizes of the bags on you, really gives us an actual view and perspective of the differences in sizes on an actual person's back, very much appreciate that.
Based on this video I bought this bag (from your link!), and it's now sitting next to me. I've been looking for a good weatherproof backpack for a while, so this was just what I wanted.
every review I saw did not mention a couple of things which made me return the bag the next day, even though I REALLY REALLY wanted to keep it I bought the 20L so the 30L might be better. In my case if I had an umbrella and a water bottle in the side pockets meant that I could not fit anything inside the inner side pockets because they were pushed into the inner dividers, which don't really hold their shape. I have a Canon 100D which is one of the smallest DSLRs + 18-135mm lens. and the ntire thing takes up an entire divider. And if I want to put something else inside like my Osmo Pocket extra batteries, chargers, powerbank, I have to throw them in the main compartment where they roll around, because as mentioned above the side pockets are useless if you have the outer pockets full I really did not want to return it but unfortunately in my case its actually worse than using a regular backpack that has a bit more compartments/pockets
Peak design bags look better than they function. I know they upgraded the zippers but my previous 30 and 20l bags the zippers broke in 6 months. And the material where your back goes wears out and rips and yes they are not that comfortable. I went with a wandrd prvke that's way more comfortable and secure.
Well done. Very professional video. I'll probably go with the 30L as I'd want to keep a sweater or light jacket completely protected by the bag. The Peak Design stuff is brilliant. Keep up the good work.
Nice video, but the impossibility to open the bag fully to access and organize the gear in addition to the compromised bad weather protection, when the bag is full, those two factors make me think a lot, maybe Lowepro Protactic is more practical for photo gear.
This was the best review of a camera bag I have ever seen! I think I might get it just because of that bottom attachment and the inside. Thank you sir!
I actually just put in an order for this bag, but got mine in all black, i just wasn't a fan of the brown trim on the other colors, looking for a bag to replace my work Nomatic backpack.
There are some ways to secure the hypalon zipper pulls to the loops. But yeah you're best off securing it with a few padlocks if you're in particularly dangerous territory. Hope that helps! - Ed
The shoulder straps we're definitely a common problem in V1, the V2 has more padding and is slightly wider than the first version. We'll have to wait and see how things go over time. We haven't had problems with the breathability, but we haven't been using it extensively.
Hey, thanks for the video ! although, i couldn't not notice that bottle. You said it was the nano bottle slim ? because i couldn't find it with a quick search( I'm from switzerland, so maybe that is why)
They really should have added a cinch to the top opening when using the top rung on the mag latch. That was my biggest complaint with the first gen. Great walkthrough nonetheless. Thanks!
Looks like the perfect backpack for me. I’d go for the 20L version in blue color that you feature here too. Almost ready to hit the buy button, just need to digest the price first.
Thanks for the support! Performance and longevity not to mention support from the brand more than makes up for the price, we can assure you of that :) - John
yep, exactly the same reason I returned my V1 because anything over five pounds inside and it dug into your shoulders and was just unbearable. Will wait until more people post up reviews online and see what they have to say about the straps.
@@Goalier95 Same here, I returned mine after a week and the bag wasn't even fully loaded. Was so disappointed and seems like all the youtube reviewers didn't mention about the comfort of the strap which I feel is the no.1 important in a backpack design. I mean for that price point, they should have done it better. Until they really improve on the material selection of the strap...not another PD.
It's a great backpack for everyday use, but it's definitely not a good camera bag. You can not put naked lenses inside since they move too much, specially small prime ones. This needs some kind of pouch or elastic bands for those origami separators in order to secure delicate gear.
Hmm bit of a tough question. I like both bags for different reasons. The PD Everyday has definitely has more organisation than the Apex. The Apex has a much more 'sleek and "concept car" aesthetic to it. Both are good as daily bags. But the Apex is really expensive - that usually throws most people off. Hope that helps - Ed
@@HDBnB1 it's really based on personal opinion. I didn't like the 30L, so I exchanged it for the 20L. If your camera shop sells the V1, you could try the sizes and see for yourself. V1 and V2 size is the same
I think this is my pick - the double side access is the main selling point. The key question is: 20L or 30L? My gear is Sony A7iv, Sony 16-35 F/2.8, Sony 100-400 F/4.5-f5.6, Mini 3 Pro Drone (fly more combo), F28RM flash, ASUS zephyrus G15, and iPad Pro 12.9. I think 20L should be able to fit it all. I only worry about the laptop,: it's a bit of a chunker with a substantial power brick. Also, when you add a power bank and travel charger station, it starts to get really tight. Does anyone has this bag? What is your experience?
Hmmm it does require putting the bag down a certain way to make sure it stands up - so it can get a bit finicky. And yes - noted on the height (I usually mention it but for some reason I totally missed that!) - I'm 5"10 btw. Glad you liked the video still! - Ed
@@karlikot The colour does seem slightly lighter than the previous generation of colours - but also they've removed the red accents as well.The new recycled fabrics probably had a part to play! - Ed
@@RushfasterTV yeah ive noticed that as well. I think imma keep both my 30 and 30l everyday backpack v1. I am not a fan of the new designs of v2 everyday backpack. Tho i am interested in the 20l everyday zip and tote pack, i really hope the black colored ones are made of recycled plastics. Sadly it is not.
Is it true as one of the Amazon reviews mentioned that there is metal zippers on the inside surface which potentially can scratch cameras? If this is true, it is a major design flaw then.
This bag (for me) comes so close to being exactly what I want, a day backpack that I can take my laptop, tablet, and camera with me. But I just can't get over the top latching mechanism, just doesn't feel secure, as well as it being "open" when it's on the top latch. The search continues!
I own the V1 and I would say don't worry! Other backpacks are not extensible to the same degree, but I sometimes find myself transporting stuffI didn't plan for, and then I'd rather transport it than not. I am also quite forgetful have from times to times forgotten a proper close and I never had anything fall out of the top latch in the years of daily use. I couldn't imagine how. if you're more worried about thieves: Whenever a new friend opens the latch, he struggles at first because it is uncommon. you have to lift then pull. Overall I wouldn't want a bag without this closure.
Same , it seems so difficult to s3cure the bag. For this price I would have expected something way more secure, for exemple when you travel to countries where security is an issue
I get what you are saying but if they had made the fabric reach to cover the sides on the highest latch it would obstruct the top loading a bit too much for everyday use. It makes less sense that you would put something water damageable at the very top of your bag at max capacity. Its almost always going to be a jacket or form of clothing which can handle a bit of water. Since your precious electronics will be in the laptop compartment or deeper in the bag its a small problem if you ask me.
![Peak Design Everyday Backpack Review [For NON photographers]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/jYU9Qm_zVOY/mqdefault.jpg)
I got the 30L v1 at launch. I have used it a LOT and it still looks (almost) brand new. Crazy durable, comfortable and practical. As I already have one, I could not see enough changes in the v2 to upgrade, but let me give my warmest recommendations for this bag. If possible, do test it in person, to check if the 20 or 30 is right for your body size. Comfort is as important as capacity.
I love how your reviews are so detailed, easy to listen to and a good length. So glad I’ve found this channel that focuses on efficient design.
Glad you came across us and like our videos Amy! Welcome aboard! :)
- Ed
This might be a weird compliment, but you have a really good diction and I can watch this easily on 1.5x
Aww shucks man - glad to know that the articulation helps!
Stoked that you appreciate it - thanks for the feedback! :) - Ed
Diction🤭
@@RushfasterTV i can atest to that one!! 1.5x and i can still understand you!
Just tried it. Works great.
Nicccee
I know nothing about tech backpacks but this dude did an amazing job in its breakdown. Video was really easy to watch and really educational for people who know nothing about these things
Thanks so much for the feedback dude! :)
Glad that it was clear and articulate!
Feeling the love 😊 - Ed
Right?!
I wish they made a 15L version of this. I would get it in a hearbeat. 20L is still 2 big. I like ultra minimalist setups, big enough for a Sony a7iii with a 24-70 lens attached, and a 13' laptop that is low profile, doesnt look like im wearing a brick, and doesnt scream HEY LOOK AT ME I HAVE A LOOT PINIATA!! to thieves.
Try their new Everyday Zip Backpack!
Nothing more deplorable than a piñata thief.
Great review of the bag. Unfortunately this bag seems much cheaper than the last version:
-Accent stitching is missing in areas.
-The leather on the side handles is gone.
-No more waist belt included (wtf).
-I hate that the side flaps have much less pockets. As a photographer all those little battery pockets were extremely useful and I use them all the time.
-Also not a fan that the side flaps don't have a zipper cover over the whole area. When I'm working on the go I don't want to worry about losing a small battery or card because I'm changing a lens.
I feel like they didn't fix a single thing that would have improved the usefulness of the bag, just cut corners for profit and did minor aesthetic improvements.
Still great review, I hope more of the community speaks up about this. Peak Design has been an amazing company for working professionals, but lately I feel like they're going the direction of making fashion accessories instead of useful chic gear.
Couldn't agree with you more!
Agreed
I have the large V1 bag because it takes large zoom lenses and a 150mm filter pack in a neat size and I always put my camera in the top compartment for easy access. I am disappointed however to see the new version hasn't addressed any of the problems I found: first and foremost, no quick and easy way to attach a tripod, I tried the elaborate lashing on the back which PD show on their video but it's just way too fiddly and doesn't suit a full size tripod. I think PD have sacrificed useability here for appearance's sake which is supposed to be against their design approach, same can be said of the messenger bag. Second, the bottom zip is unnecessary and is a weak point which lets in water on damp ground and is the first thing to get marked. Third, when you take equipment out what do you do with the lens cap/body cap or hotshoe cover? You chuck it in the top or space it came from, but it ends up falling through the gaps and you have to fish around after to find it. An inherent problem with this bag design, the dual access means that when you change lenses or need access to the side pockets inevitably what you need is on the opposite side to the one you have open, so you have to zip that up first or risk your gear falling out, roll it over and get into the other side, all very time consuming and inconvenient. And finally the shelves don't give much support, if you take something out the upper ones with a large lens or camera body will sag so the equipment lower down is actually taking some of the weight. On the plus side it is robust and despite what someone else has said I find the straps surprisingly good, a hip support would be good although that would add a lot to the bulk; if I find the loaded bag uncomfortable it's because the stuff inside is too heavy and I replace it with lighter options.
The changes in V2 are minor tweaks, mainly cosmetic, and it is a shame PD haven't taken on board user experiences.
Couldn't agree more, this is the consensus from just about every professional I've talked to. We all hate those bottom zippers and not having a dedicated top compartment. But yes the bag is bulletproof. I've dragged it around on over a hundred shoots this year from weddings to climbing photos. It's been loaded down with ropes, gear attached all over the outside, and full inside, and I still find it comfortable. Even the unpadded waist strap was useful. However the changes to this one are cosmetic and they've taken away some of the most useful and rightly done things from the first version such as the full zipper side flaps.
on a random side note, how did you manage to find a t-shirt with the EXACT same color of the background??? thanks for the video!
Can you send a link of where you got that water bottle?
Thank you for this review, I really like how you showed the different sizes of the bags on you, really gives us an actual view and perspective of the differences in sizes on an actual person's back, very much appreciate that.
Glad it was helpful!
The 30L is so perfect. I don't see ever needing a new bag.
Very informative! Just what I was looking for. I think you sold me on this bag.
Hehe thanks dude! Glad the video helped! :D
- Ed
Heck, he sold me on the bag and I work here.
Based on this video I bought this bag (from your link!), and it's now sitting next to me. I've been looking for a good weatherproof backpack for a while, so this was just what I wanted.
Niceee! :)
Glad you're enjoying it - and thanks for supporting our work!
- Ed
This is such a good video, was desperately looking for a full rundown of the new version 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Thanks mate!
Glad you liked the video! More coming up real soon! - Ed
Simple and direct, no bits of wasting time talking about how your weekend is doing. Sub +
Thanks man! :)
Hope you enjoy out other content! - Ed
Thank you! This is the backpack I need to carry my day-to-day set up at work! Thanks man!
You're welcome! Glad you found the perfect work backpack. Have a great day at work! Cheers
that midnight navy looks sick, i love the look of it with the leather accent.
Yes yes yes! Super keen to see more people with this colourway! - Ed
I have the V1 and it's amazing. But I'm honestly just leaving a comment to say: this is a very thorough and pretty wonderful review 👍🏻
Thank you so much 🙏
Love this video. The explanation was very clear
every review I saw did not mention a couple of things which made me return the bag the next day, even though I REALLY REALLY wanted to keep it
I bought the 20L so the 30L might be better. In my case if I had an umbrella and a water bottle in the side pockets meant that I could not fit anything inside the inner side pockets because they were pushed into the inner dividers, which don't really hold their shape.
I have a Canon 100D which is one of the smallest DSLRs + 18-135mm lens. and the ntire thing takes up an entire divider. And if I want to put something else inside like my Osmo Pocket extra batteries, chargers, powerbank, I have to throw them in the main compartment where they roll around, because as mentioned above the side pockets are useless if you have the outer pockets full
I really did not want to return it but unfortunately in my case its actually worse than using a regular backpack that has a bit more compartments/pockets
Thumbs up for showing what the bag looks like on a person. I see too many videos and sites that never do this.
We figured it was important haha.
Excellent thank you
You showing how the bag actually works with the shelves and the top opening was exactly what i was looking for
Glad it was helpful!
i returned this bag using 14 days. Straps hurt a lot. Still on V2.
Peak design bags look better than they function. I know they upgraded the zippers but my previous 30 and 20l bags the zippers broke in 6 months. And the material where your back goes wears out and rips and yes they are not that comfortable. I went with a wandrd prvke that's way more comfortable and secure.
Great video, can a 16' Macbook Pro fit in the bag?
Well done. Very professional video. I'll probably go with the 30L as I'd want to keep a sweater or light jacket completely protected by the bag. The Peak Design stuff is brilliant. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Ricardo!
Nice video, but the impossibility to open the bag fully to access and organize the gear in addition to the compromised bad weather protection, when the bag is full, those two factors make me think a lot, maybe Lowepro Protactic is more practical for photo gear.
Can the 30L fit under the seat on a domestic USA flight in coach??? Great demo of both the bags!
This was the best review of a camera bag I have ever seen! I think I might get it just because of that bottom attachment and the inside. Thank you sir!
Cool video. The peak design is still high on my list of bags to review.
Thanks man!
That's high praise coming from you! Love your videos too :)
- Ed
Mate this video is so good. Seriously!! Well spoken, detailed coverage and some humor and lightheartedness with the beer test!! Fucking love it!!
Ahh geez man - thanks for the positive feedback! :)
Glad you're enjoying our content!
Stay tuned for more - Ed
I want the link or name of that water bottle!
rushfaster.com.au/brand/memobottle/
@@RushfasterTV Thank u very much!!!
You are so good at reviewing quality products! Keep it up!
love that six-pack test :D perfect for imagination of the size
Glad it helped you! :)
- Ed
I actually just put in an order for this bag, but got mine in all black, i just wasn't a fan of the brown trim on the other colors, looking for a bag to replace my work Nomatic backpack.
Best review of this bag. Order one yesterday
Does the strap able to accommodate the Peak Design camera clip V3 ? Thanks for the very informative review.
How do you secure it? Travelling in some places requires padlock otherwise you can be a victim of pickpockets.
There are some ways to secure the hypalon zipper pulls to the loops. But yeah you're best off securing it with a few padlocks if you're in particularly dangerous territory. Hope that helps! - Ed
great review! Thanks. people say V1 shoulder strap is not comfortable. what do you think about V2?
this^
The shoulder straps we're definitely a common problem in V1, the V2 has more padding and is slightly wider than the first version. We'll have to wait and see how things go over time. We haven't had problems with the breathability, but we haven't been using it extensively.
Subscribed.Good luck with your channel.
Where did you get that water bottle? It looks so cool
It's the Memobottle Slim - really cool bottle.
- Ed
Hey, thanks for the video !
although, i couldn't not notice that bottle. You said it was the nano bottle slim ? because i couldn't find it with a quick search( I'm from switzerland, so maybe that is why)
your face so serious when packing the beer pack lolz
If you undo the maglatch *and* the side zippers, can this open clamshell style?
Great review, very thorough.
Thank you kindly! Stay tuned as we have more amazing products on the way:)
Someone at my school put this bag in the donation pile in one of the dorm halls. I saw it and I snagged it
Hi. Thanks for sharing your find! It's always exciting to stumble upon treasures in unexpected places. Cheers!
As always, great video. I've ordered the 20mL Midnight. I can't wait.
would you say the laptop compartment is comfy for a 13 inch laptop + 11inch tablet
Can you link the slim water bottle featured in the is this video?
Sure thing man!
rushfaster.com.au/product/memobottle/slim-water-bottle-clear/17561/
Enjoy! - Ed
The video Really helpful thanks a lot
Glad to hear that the video was helpful! - Kez
They really should have added a cinch to the top opening when using the top rung on the mag latch. That was my biggest complaint with the first gen. Great walkthrough nonetheless. Thanks!
Yeah good point, that would help solve that problem! Glad you liked the video! - Ed
which bottle is this?
So thorough and detailed, thanks for a great preview!
いろんなリックカメラを見てきたけど、カメラマン目線で、工夫された作りになっています。素材も丈夫そうで柔らかく、スタイルの良い商品になっていると思います。
ありがとうございました
Love the 20L, Hate the dangling straps. I’d have to put some velcro strips on it to act as strap keepers.
Miss ya Ed 🙄
Oh, we miss him, too 🥺
Whats the brand for that water bottle of yours? its awesome
It's a memobottle!
rushfaster.com.au/brand/memobottle/
We also did a video on the bottles :)
ruclips.net/video/MC0dtiQyquw/видео.html
Love peak design products but ugh so pricey, great detailed review though! 👌
Thanks for the feedback Andy! - Yeah they are definitely on the higher end of prices.
Glad you liked the video though! :)
- Ed
Good quality review, hope your channel keeps growing, keep it up :)
Thanks Phuong! We hope so too :)
I subscrived this channel and ordered this backpack (black color) as well
Amazing! The Peak Design Everyday Backpack V2 is a great choice! -Rolan
I (just personally habit maybe) would put my most expensive bodies and lens on top of this bag for a bit of extra shock absorption
I love design , own one of everyday series original version but quit disappoint on product quality. Try by yourself.
Would this fit on frontier airlines??
Shouldnt be an issue but please check their website.
i like your presentation, so calm yet so informative without the hype. keep it up!
Thanks for the feedback! Glad you enjoyed the video :) - Ed
Any comments on its weatherproofing? Not so much a torrential downpour, as much as a 5 minute walk between bus stations?
Where can I get that water bottle
Will the 30L fit a 17 inch laptop
Is it ok size for carry on say United Airlines?
What is the price
Looks like the perfect backpack for me. I’d go for the 20L version in blue color that you feature here too. Almost ready to hit the buy button, just need to digest the price first.
Thanks for the support! Performance and longevity not to mention support from the brand more than makes up for the price, we can assure you of that :) - John
How’s the shoulder straps? I must say their version 1 straps are the worst I’ve ever used.
yep, exactly the same reason I returned my V1 because anything over five pounds inside and it dug into your shoulders and was just unbearable. Will wait until more people post up reviews online and see what they have to say about the straps.
they made it thicker and more padded. unfortunately no improvement in breathability because win cycling the v1 get real sweaddy
@@Goalier95 Same here, I returned mine after a week and the bag wasn't even fully loaded. Was so disappointed and seems like all the youtube reviewers didn't mention about the comfort of the strap which I feel is the no.1 important in a backpack design. I mean for that price point, they should have done it better. Until they really improve on the material selection of the strap...not another PD.
@@LouisWonder I know right, wrong material used.
Agree.
It's a great backpack for everyday use, but it's definitely not a good camera bag. You can not put naked lenses inside since they move too much, specially small prime ones. This needs some kind of pouch or elastic bands for those origami separators in order to secure delicate gear.
What is price of this bag😎
$369 AUD from Peak Design's website. Be sure to check the links in the description! - Ed
@@RushfasterTV Thanks
Biggest question is how long did it take you to finish those 6 packs
Shortly after the filming of this video. haha
Great video🙃
Thanks for watching, appreciate the support. - Prikee
Did it lose or retain the little secret passport pocket??
Is this one better than bellroy apex backpack?
Hmm bit of a tough question. I like both bags for different reasons. The PD Everyday has definitely has more organisation than the Apex. The Apex has a much more 'sleek and "concept car" aesthetic to it. Both are good as daily bags. But the Apex is really expensive - that usually throws most people off. Hope that helps - Ed
Hahah love the ideas to put two sicks packs in 😁 very important!
Great review sir.
Thanks so much. - Daniel
Great review, I've been looking for the perfect bag for a long time. This is it!
Thanks for the feedback man! Glad you found it! :D - Ed
Can i fit a thick 15.6” laptop in the laptop compartment?
Quick question: What's the watch you're wearing?
Its the Timex Weekender - an absolute classic!
- Ed
I want the 30L. Do you think its too big/turtle like for a 5'6 male asian build?
I think Ed is a 5'6" asian male. He may be a little taller. **Correction! - He's 5"10
TBH, I'm about 5 foot 8. The 30L is too bulky in my opinion
@@NicholasYg You think it's too much like a turtle shell?
@@HDBnB1 it's really based on personal opinion. I didn't like the 30L, so I exchanged it for the 20L. If your camera shop sells the V1, you could try the sizes and see for yourself. V1 and V2 size is the same
HD BnB I personally think it depends on the gear you’re bringing. If you need the space then you’ll need to compromise
I just got my v2 in it appears to be smaller than the v1 far as useable storage.
Did you get the 20/30L?
Patrick Bonsi I got a 30l
@@devinmickensphotography Do you intend on using it for one bag travel?
I think this is my pick - the double side access is the main selling point. The key question is: 20L or 30L? My gear is Sony A7iv, Sony 16-35 F/2.8, Sony 100-400 F/4.5-f5.6, Mini 3 Pro Drone (fly more combo), F28RM flash, ASUS zephyrus G15, and iPad Pro 12.9. I think 20L should be able to fit it all. I only worry about the laptop,: it's a bit of a chunker with a substantial power brick. Also, when you add a power bank and travel charger station, it starts to get really tight.
Does anyone has this bag? What is your experience?
What did you go with in the end ?
@@basdfgwe peak design v2 30L.
@@kod-s How to do like the size? I dont have camera, so I want to use for laptop for work and to using while traveling.
Does the bag stand up well on its own? Also, when you put the bag on to show the size, it would help to know how tall you are. Nice job!
Hmmm it does require putting the bag down a certain way to make sure it stands up - so it can get a bit finicky. And yes - noted on the height (I usually mention it but for some reason I totally missed that!) - I'm 5"10 btw.
Glad you liked the video still! - Ed
Rushfaster Thanks!
Great review, think I'll go for one of the pgytech packs though!
Glad you loved the review - Rolan
Very well done! 👍
Thanks dude! :D
- Ed
Hi, what is the difference of the v2 and v1 charcoal in terms of color? Can’t seem to see
it through videos
V1 uses kodra as fabric. V2 uses recycled plastic as fabric.
@@karlikot The colour does seem slightly lighter than the previous generation of colours - but also they've removed the red accents as well.The new recycled fabrics probably had a part to play! - Ed
@@RushfasterTV yeah ive noticed that as well. I think imma keep both my 30 and 30l everyday backpack v1. I am not a fan of the new designs of v2 everyday backpack. Tho i am interested in the 20l everyday zip and tote pack, i really hope the black colored ones are made of recycled plastics. Sadly it is not.
great review. Thanks for sharing the detail.
Glad you enjoyed our content! :)
- Ed
Is there a v3??
It's still the 2nd generation at this time. Thanks for checking. Cheers!
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Is it true as one of the Amazon reviews mentioned that there is metal zippers on the inside surface which potentially can scratch cameras? If this is true, it is a major design flaw then.
Yep it’s true.
Could you make a review of the bellroy laptop brief 13"?
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This bag (for me) comes so close to being exactly what I want, a day backpack that I can take my laptop, tablet, and camera with me. But I just can't get over the top latching mechanism, just doesn't feel secure, as well as it being "open" when it's on the top latch. The search continues!
I own the V1 and I would say don't worry! Other backpacks are not extensible to the same degree, but I sometimes find myself transporting stuffI didn't plan for, and then I'd rather transport it than not.
I am also quite forgetful have from times to times forgotten a proper close and I never had anything fall out of the top latch in the years of daily use. I couldn't imagine how.
if you're more worried about thieves: Whenever a new friend opens the latch, he struggles at first because it is uncommon. you have to lift then pull.
Overall I wouldn't want a bag without this closure.
I own a v2 and have used the backpack everyday. There is no issues with latch. The magnet is strong as ever.
Same , it seems so difficult to s3cure the bag. For this price I would have expected something way more secure, for exemple when you travel to countries where security is an issue
NGL - after I saw you fill it with beer I ordered one. 🤣
It makes no sense to leave the top of the backpack open when hooking the latch to maximize the capacity. That’s a design failure to me.
I get what you are saying but if they had made the fabric reach to cover the sides on the highest latch it would obstruct the top loading a bit too much for everyday use. It makes less sense that you would put something water damageable at the very top of your bag at max capacity. Its almost always going to be a jacket or form of clothing which can handle a bit of water. Since your precious electronics will be in the laptop compartment or deeper in the bag its a small problem if you ask me.
My only gripe with this bag is that it's just too heavy for me. I'm 5'7" and carrying a bag like this is very tiring for me personally
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What is the expected shipping time on the 30L V2?
We'll have the first stock in Australia and should ship early December.
It isn't a camera bag when you can't put beer in it♥️♥️