[Yes] PGYTECH deserves recognition for navigating the mirky waters of equipment transportation and protection with a stylish product. While no one bag can satisfy all creative needs this bag satisfies many user's concerns. I design bags and custom inserts, so I have more than a passing interest in this product. Why the A-? The dividers were inadequate for my personal use but I do see while they can be quite useful for others.

[Zipper] To be able to change the compartment organization according to needs with these dividers has been invaluable, and this is one of the main reasons why I choose PD Everyday BPs over all others. The flexibility in organization just makes the PD BPs so much more useful.

[Yes] This is what makes the Everyday Line AMAZING. You can divide and sub-divide the bag into nearly any configuration. Super helpful for camera gear or just stuff you take out on a hike. I love these.

[2.25 lb] I had older camera bags that were pretty standard. They weren’t the easiest to get into quickly, they also didn’t have any water proofing, but they carried the gear. This was a very good purchase. I like the way it hangs, the padding on the strap is well done. I haven’t been in any weather with it, but it looks like it could handle a little water if need be. It also looks very nice overall. Number one comment I’ve gotten is,” how much did that cost?” Inside it’s just enough room for me. I can squeeze my Z7 with a 15-30 Tamron, 24-70 Nikon f4, and a 70-300 Nikon. It’s tight, but once I have the camera out, then switching between lenses it becomes ample room. Besides the main compartment the other two pockets are nicely laid out, and I have enough room for a blower, batteries, etc. I would recommend this one.

[Yes] Acheter pour compléter le sac Everyday Sling - Ash / 3L et bien ranger mes complément optique, mon x100v au milieu et mes différents accessoires (portes filtres ….

[Yes] The best design and quality in the world. very convenient to use and great protection.

[Yes] I love the leatherly feel of it, and the ease with which I can pull out the gun, I mean my camera. I use it with R6 Mark 2 with Rig on, and it also has different secret pockets inside where I can store memory cards or batteries. And on the top, it houses my 70-200mm lens. And it has laptop sleeve, and zip is designed such that it does not let water in. And the best thing is, it does not feel heavy on my back because of the support designed.

[Yes] The material has a very premium feel. The dividers, shoulder strap, and zippers are all well done. It stays upright when placed on a level surface (surprising, considering the curvy design). It feels a little tight for my kit. Canon R5, EF 50mm f1.2, EF 16-35 f4, and the RF 100mm Macro. However it does fit, without the lens hoods. I’m satisfied with the experience. Yes, the zippers are a little tight for the main compartment so if you have a bulky kit and quick lens changes are essential you may want to consider something bigger. Overall I’m pleased with my personal experience.

[2.25 lb] I messaged B&H and asked about suggestions for a sling bag that can carry my Leica Vlux5 and my Lumix DCZ80D for traveling purposes. I was rexommended to buy this bag and I could not be happier with it. I used this week and all fit in perfectly, it was comfortable to carry, and even repelled the rain that surprised my trip. If I need another sling bag of a different size, it will be this brand

[Obsidian Black] My usual carry is the Tenba Messenger DNA 8 which is perfect for a small mirrorless camera and a lens or two. I wanted something a little larger that could accommodate some of my larger cameras/lenses. I chose a sling style to keep it from bouncing about on hikes as shoulder bags often due.

The 6L Axis is such a great size. It have carried the following combinations:
Sony A7R5 + 70-200/2.8 and a small prime.  
Hasselblad X2D with L-bracket fits + XCD 21/4 and 55/2.5.  
Leica SL3 plus the 35 SL APO and the 24-70.2.8.  
Leica M11 + M6 + 3 M-mount primes with room to spare. 

All of these combinations allow plenty of room for filters and accessories in the outer pocket.

It is large enough to not feel constrained with what I want to bring without feeling bulky on a longer hike. The camo look is really well done - subtle. Lining, zippers, rain cover, all top notch.

Sling bags are not meant to carry a lot of weight or for long periods. The strap design is comfortable for 2-3 hours. Beyond that I would recommend a backpack that equally distributes weight across both shoulders. The advantage to the sling is that it doesn't make your whole back sweat and it can easily slide around to your chest to make lens swaps or filters a breeze.

The strap is worn over your left shoulder when the sling is on your back or worn over your right shoulder if the sling is on your chest.

The straps on the bottom accommodate an accessory like a compact tripod and are smooth/easy to use.

Overall the AXIS V2 Sling is easy to recommend for most mirrorless cameras + 2 or 3 lenses. The fit and finish is typical Tenba quality and attention to details. I really wish I had found this sooner.