Pd Camera Backpack

[Yes] I love this backpack.The PD team have redesigned their Everyday Backpack to be more urban while maintaining the key features for professionals. My only gripes are: I wish there were magnets for securing the shoulder straps, and small weather covers/garages for the 2 bottom zips. The waist strap should have come prepackaged in a set for international customers like myself.

[Charcoal Gray] I got this backpack from official website half a month ago. This is my fourth PD product. I like the convenience that PD brings to me. This year I will take my camera and PD series of products to take a lot of beautiful photos.

[Black] I bought the medium and small packing cubes to go with my PD travel backpack and tried packing the small one with a half a stack of clothes from my closet. I was surprised to be able to take the rest of the stack out of the closet and fit it in the cube as well! Way more space than I was expecting.

[Zipper] Endless reviews on YouTube, some useful, some not, but on the whole the momentum is all-for the Peak Design 45L Travel Backpack. With some use the PD 45L is clearly well made, functional, and meeting all goals for 1-bag travel.

[3.235 lb] I own just about every Peak Design product so I bought this with full confidence it would be great. I love the latch on my 20L Everyday backpack and this has it also. I wanted something that looked a little more professional than a backpack but still able to carry a lot of stuff. It has a nice zipper at the top also where you can access stuff inside without opening the whole bag. PD also has lots of little compartments for batteries, chargers etc. Like all PD stuff too it's waterproof so you never have to worry. The shoulder strap is great too with the adjustable ratchet like on the camera straps.

[Yes] The designers at PD pay a lot of attention to form and function and like other PD products this backpack hits the mark. Quality material, secured, plenty of interior space, gear can be arranged and accessed in multiple ways, nice blue color (in my case) and an overall very good looking bag.

[Empty] I use two of these for my travel needs as I tend to travel a lot. It not only allows me to carry my footwear in my luggage but also keep it organized in my PD backpack. You should consider buying if you travel a lot with a ton of footwear.

[Handheld Only] I love this bag! I've recently picked up the PD Everyday Backpack, and needed to consolidate everything from my old. normal backpack, with pockets all over the place. This little pouch ended up taking everything from old backpack, and it's now organized and so much easier to use. My entire backpack's worth of cables and adapters and everything, including for both my personal MacBook Pro and my work Surface Pro; it's great! Putting large items in opposing pockets could cause the bag to be a bit stuffed, but I think I am carrying more than most, with chargers and adapters for two laptops (among a bunch of other stuff), and even then it totally works. Super stoked with it!

[Battery case] I just got it from B&H store in Manhattan a couple of days ago and initially I was going there to get Peak Design Everyday Backpack, 20 L but when I saw this one on display I had decided to check on it first and at the end of that research I'd completely changed my mind and got this Lowepro backpack. My criteria was to get a backpack with both side openings and at least 3 places available from each side. I usually travel with my Sony a6600 with 18-105mm lens attached, Sony a5100 with 10-18mm lens attached and Sony 100-400mm with TC1.4. I was able to place everything inside the bag plus a lot of miscellaneous on top. Still I have all side flaps unused. I'm grateful to get this bag because I was able to place everything I needed, it has more compartments comparing to PD and one more feature which is common for PD too is an ability to place my a6600 with attached 100-400 with TC vertically into the bag because the design of both brands allows to bend dividers on 90 degrees so I'm able to place even Sony 200-600mm inside vertically which is an awesome feature for me from both brands, Lowepro and PD but I paid almost $100 less than PD. Kudos to Lowepro!!!

[8"] So, we all know where this bag got it’s inspiration. This bag fixes a couple of issues I have with the PD backpack. -It’s side panels are better padded, and open away from your body; making things easier to get to, and shielding view of what’s in your bag. -It always stands up. -the top opening is zippered and not that flawed hook/mouth that possibly allows water in. It’s a well made bag, that has a genuinely new storage system that is removable and customizable. Nice job, Lowepro!