Everyday Backpack Zip 20L

I’ll probably do what I do with many peak design bags. Buy it, try to convince myself that it’s better than my current backpack, realize it isn’t, be in denial, accept it, miss the return window, keep in on a shelf for years. Rinse repeat. To be fair, this has only happened with my 20L EDB and 25L O

I know lots of Audio and Video Engineers who like Peak Design Back Packs. They use both the Everyday 20L and 30L and the Travel 30L and 45L, they just came out with the 40L which I might grab… I use the Everyday 30L right now and love it. I use a 16” MacBook Pro and it fits great! I had to warranty

FWIW I completely agree with this “hot take” to an extent. I have 3x V1 15L Messengers, a 30L Everyday Backpack V1, and a 20L Everyday Backpack V1. (Ive bought other products as well like capture and bags as gifts). I’ve been a customer since 2015. So 10+ years. One of my messengers was used with a

https://tiyana.in/product/pgytech-p-cb-355-onego-lite-backpack-22l/ This one is also available in 16L (currently out of stock) Solid hybrid design, I guess inspired from the Brevite Jumper. 2. https://brevite.co/products/the-jumper-backpack?variant=42097186275482 Multiple colors, but most likely imp

try a peak design everyday 20l if you can spare the budget. I love the bag and the way it can be moulded. Its not just like any backpack. It's a bit nerdy looking but who's judging :)

I haven't tried, but maybe I will. Honestly I was a little put-off by the comfort but was VERY put-off by the capacity (or, rather, lack thereof). Feels like my 20L Peak Design EDB Zip has MUCH more capacity than the WANDRD. I had a PRVKE V3 30L briefly, and just felt like the materials were hugely

Thanks for all the info! Yeah i was hoping someone had some experience with any of the WNDRD bags on a bike since I've still been leaning this way. I've always been a Peak Design fanboy, and have been using their straps, and the everyday 20L as my main camerabag since it came out and still love it,

It fits in my Peak Design Everyday 20L, which is surprising, after arranging the internal dividers just so. It’s a surprisingly capable bag. Not much padding, but I can fit a Z8 with Plena, on one side, the 180-600 on the other side, 24-120 on top, 1-2 more of the smallish 1.8 primes, a 16” MacBook

Thank you for taking the time to respond, Peter! Peak Design’s not perfect but I’m still a fan. Sure, I’d love to see a major product release not with KS…see how it goes then decide if it’s the path forward. By the way, we would love to see an updated EDB, probably with a separate laptop compartment

A hiking backpack in the spirit of MindShift Gear's rotation180. Their 18L is a bit too small, their 35L a bit too large, but they have a great solution for a water bladder (while Peak Design's Outdoor bags have an adequate solution at best) and their rotating access is fantastically amazing. An opt