[Empty] I have been using this bag for several weeks now and it works for me. Lightweight and not too large and importantly it has a grab handle on the top so you can put it places easily

[Yes] I use this to carry my Z6 with a lens on (Irix 15 2.4) and an additional lens (either 35 1.8 Z or 24-70 F4 S). I know there is a more recent version 6L, but I find it to be too big. I bought it during a flash sale at an amazing price of sixty dollars. In addition to my camera and lenses, there is room for batteries and memory cards. Did I mention the material is water-resistant! I highly recommend this great sling bag.

[Empty] I was looking for a waist beg for my A6400, 18-135 and 10-18 lens.  B&H staff recommended Sling 5L.  I used the Sling 5L as waist beg when I had a big backpack on.  Then I used the Sling 5L as a sling bag during day excursion.  This bag is really well made, just the right size and has all the compartments I need.

[Sand Tan/Beige] just don't call it a fanny pack ...

[Empty] Fits my Canon M50 + kit lens + 2 extra lenses and a few other accessories.

[Sand Tan/Beige] I am a huge fan of peak design being a owner of the peak design everyday 30L backpack and recently the quick release system. I purchased this sling bag for the purpose of putting my drone kit into it and then if needed putting it in the top of my everyday backpack. Also it’s second purpose would be to carry around my point and shoot kit in situations where a smaller bag is needed.

Now that we got that out of the way here are the things I do like and don’t like about the bag.

Pros:
Peak design quality
noticeably light and comfortable
Designed to fit small drone and camera setups
Transforms from sling to fanny pack instantly
Smart features (tuck away straps, iPad sleeve, secret phone pocket & nicely placed pockets)
Quick release system accessible
Zipper security locking

And here are my biggest gripes about using this bag

Cons:
- Use of plastic rings to tighten and loosen straps
- Top is a little resistant to stay open
- Front pocket should be a little bigger and flexible

[Sand Tan/Beige] This is by far the nicest bag I've come across for carrying my camera gear. Peak design gets all the small details right while also achieving bonus points for style. While some may think that 5L is too small, it's just the right size to have on my person and not worry about it catching onto things or interfering with my mobility. Gone are the days of having bulging pockets full of cleaning tools and camera accessories! This bag truly shines when you use a peak design capture clip to have the camera hang on the exterior as now you have a way to change lenses without needing a table or surface for your lenses, just slide the Everyday Sling to your front, clip on your camera and unzip the bag to swap lenses all without sitting down!

The interior is quite spacious when you keep your camera attached via capture clip to the exterior. I'm using a A7iii and I have room for my batis 85mm, my Tamrom 28-75 and my Tamron 17-28! Even the soon to be released Tamrom 70-180 (eagerly awaiting to acquire one) will fit perfectly allowing me to carry any of my three lenses in the 5L Everyday Sling and one attached to my camera so I'm ready for whatever life throws at me!

I'm extremely satisfied with this purchase, B&H delivered very quickly. Not one spec of buyer's remorse

[Zipper] Slim and compact, but holds everything I need.

[Zipper] I bought this bag a few months ago and it's been my daily carry since then! Everything is so well thought out and has enough little pockets for me to store all the little things I need, such as extra film, an extra lens, cleaning wipes, etc. I just absolutely love how solid it feels and that it will protect my gear.

[Empty] great bag, functional and comfortable.