Peak Design has recently updated their everyday line. Now, with that they've
stuck with the standard 30 liter and 20 liter sizes but, they've made a few
minor adjustments to these packs. First and foremost, they've changed the buckle.
They thinned it down to make it a little bit easier to use. It still expands all
the way up or all the way down but, they've changed that to make it a little
bit smoother. They've also added these magnetic straps to the back so that your
straps will lay flat when you're not wearing them. They've also added some new
colors including this really sleek midnight navy. In addition to the
standard packs, they've also introduced a zip version.
Now the main difference with this, is that it doesn't have this expandable buckle,
rather the whole thing zips together. what I really like about this, is this
whole thing will open up, making the customization of your flex folds really
easy to construct. That's something that the standard pack sometimes has a little bit
of trouble doing because you can can only open up the side and you're
kind of forced to squeeze these in and shove them in that way.
Now this can be configured any way you want it to be. If you want a horizontal within the pack
you can slide in telephoto lenses, drones, whatever. You can also customize it for
smaller lenses, like primes, by popping these up, so you can have a small body
and a lens on this side the small lens here or flip them both up and have
smaller compartments holding whatever you need it to. You can also flip up one
side completely so you can vertically store a drone or a telephoto lens or
even shoes if you wanted to. Now the way this is set up inside - and a complaint
I've had of other brands is sometimes there's space from the top all the way
down to the bottom on the front side here - these folders span the entire depth
of your bag so if you store stuff on top it's not gonna slip down and cram your
other things together. Now if you're worried about losing your stuff when you
open up the pack, don't worry about that they've constructed it with four
separate zippers. So a lot of people will leave the two on top so they can open up
gain access to the top compartment and leave the side ones down here so all you
gotta do is unzip one side and you still have site access just like the standard
packs the zip version comes in slightly smaller sizes again the 15 and the 20
liter they also have a few less things such as they're lacking the magnetic
straps and they also have a few less options for internal storage when it
comes to putting cords in and things like that slightly fewer pockets but
this puts their price point about $70 less than the standard buckle version
the one thing I really like about both these models is they're both made out of
400 d waterproof nylon the whole bag itself is not waterproof but the
material is I've taken - in pretty bad rainstorms and I haven't had an issue
with them at all probably wouldn't want to throw em in a lake for ten minutes
but as far as general weather snow rain sleet
you're probably solid with just the material itself all of these bags
whether you get the standard version with the buckle or the zipper also have
a really slick luggage strap built in so you can just slide this right over your
handles cruise to the airport solid 20 litre
bags or bigger in this line can also accommodate a 15s laptop in the back
sleeve here my favorite thing about all these bags is that they don't look like
camera bags they're sleek and refined looking and if you take out the dividers
you can stuff them with anything you want they don't need to be a camera bag
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