Peak Design Outdoor Backpack 25L Review | KILLER Camera and Hiking Pack!

Explore the Peak Design Outdoor Backpack 25L in our latest review, where we put this versatile pack through its paces. Whether you're hitting the trails, commuting through the city, or venturing off the beaten path, the Peak Design Outdoor Backpack 25L combines durability, functionality, and sleek design for any adventure.
With its weatherproof shell, innovative FlexFold dividers, and quick-access pockets, this bag adapts to whatever you throw at it. Ideal for photographers, hikers, and gear enthusiasts.
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[@csc-photo]

3.5 minutes in and this already the most clear vid I’ve seen on what this backpack actually is. Downside is, now I really want one 😆

[@CarryologyTV]

Ha! Glad to be of service. 😆

[@ittotaq]

the hip belt doesnt even hold the weight well. Its a stupid "outdoors" pack. All the weight is transferred to the zippers. WHY

[@Just_Kev_]

can't wait to receive mineeeee

[@Slowe94596]

Lost count of the number times the term “strap/strappy” was said in vid. “Party trick” was said once but could have been used multiple times.

[@CarryologyTV]

Agreed. 😆

[@niclasgotze3316]

Does the pack stand on its own with/without a camera cube ?

[@borderlessniko]

It does not

[@SJ_shinkansen]

If bag loaded with big camera cube will still have space in the canguro pocket for packing cube with 3-5 days worth of clothes? (The big packing cube)

[@CarryologyTV]

Negative, that cube won't fit there. I'd suggest trying the 45L variant for that kind of setup.

[@SJ_shinkansen]

@@CarryologyTV thanks alot, will check 45L

[@igorgofman]

so you need to take a bag-pack off tour spine if you want to drink water?

[@CarryologyTV]

You can definitely run a bladder if you'd like!

[@mere_mort4l]

Too “cordy”!

[@PressurePlayerStudio]

outdoor pack without being able to hold wildlife lenses makes no sense...

[@weerobot]

It Needs more Straps..lol