Peak Design Everyday Sling 5L (Camera Bag)

Before talking about this camera bag, I have to say I'm a bit of a camera bag nut, having 9 of them, mostly Lowepro bags ranging from huge to tiny. I'm also a big fan of Peak Design camera straps, having 3 of them on various cameras, so was already aware of the high quality and innovative design of their products.Having bought one of these bags in the USA in September, I was so impressed with its versatility that this one is the 2nd I bought, when I returned to the UK.I won't go into it's features and versatility as these can be found from the Peak Design website, but this little bag held an Olympus camera body and two quite substantial lenses, along with a GoPro and some accessories and still had plentiful space for various nick-nacks, such as spare batteries and memory cards. It has quite secure compartments with easy to use security systems, and can be carried in a number of different ways, including as a bum bag (fanny pack).Expensive, but oh so high quality, and definitely worth paying for in my opinion.

I had been looking at the Peak Design Everyday Sing 5 ltr for a while.My camera bag collection so far mainly lent towards carrying loads of gear with meand my wife said to me, " just work out the minimum amount of kit you need to carry and get abag you can fit it all in"Peak Design Everyday Sling 5 ltr, does the job perfectly and its a great looking bag as wellIn mine I have managed to fit Nikon D5600 with medium sized lens 16 - 85 attached plus I can also carryanother 55 - 200 zoom lens, spare battery , a couple of leads and spare SD cards, also have lens hoods for my lenses.Once you've worked out how best to set your strap up , recommend you get another person to helpyou with this or failing that stand in front of a mirror. It takes some fine tuning but once you haveyour bag pitched where you want it and it feels comfortable and your good to go.The bag itself is very light so it'll be whatever you put in it that is the weight not the bag itself and it looks really good Ash Wood colour a great move from usual dreary black,but if black you want its available as well. The price you may think as a tad pricey but believe me onceyou unpack this you won't regret splashing out on something which is well worth it.

My first thought was that it was smaller than I expected but once configured and packed it became an ideal day bag for travelling.I am able to fit my Olympus E-M5.3 outfit with a 12-200mm (either on the camera or in its own slot) and 2 other f1.8 prime lenses (or one prime and a Sony RX100.3)There is also room for Peak Design shoulder and wrist straps, spare batteries, SD card, cloths and the Olympus kit flash - any more would be a big squeeze.The bag is practical and well made, I’m looking forward to travelling with it once we have Covid under control.

This is a great bag: compact, attractive, with lots of pockets and it's waterproof. I also like the sling/slide action idea. It's the perfect size for my MFT camera and two lenses, along with a few other bits and pieces. I do wish that it came in a 6 or 7 litre size though, so I could fit a bottle of water in there!It's let down by a couple of things though. First, I found the strap slackens off pretty quickly during a day's wear. Fitted correctly, close to the body, the bag is comfortable and the weight nicely distributed. When it starts sliding down and bumping against you, not so much. Second, if you put too much in the front pockets, both inner and outer, it can make the bag difficult to close. I feel like these pockets should have been distributed better so the bulk doesn't end up in one place.

Perfect for carrying just enough gear for a day out. I have a fujifilm X-H1 and it accommodates that and two lense (one on camera, one stowed in adaptable divider). I love how it can be cinched up tight to stop bounce and easily released to access. It is a quality build and looks great too. Perfect for us an exploring or day trips to the wild.

I love this bag. I was wavering between this and some much cheaper no-name bags on Amazon. I'm glad I paid more for this one - the quality of the design and construction is clear throughout, and it's great to use.It's a good fit for my Fujifilm X-T2, two zoom lenses and a pancake lens, and it feels totally secure.

Tucks neatly into the top of my 30 litre Peak Design backpack, and I can just pop it out for a flight when my backpack is hand luggage in the overhead locker, with my wallet and other essentials.Also used for nipping out in the evening - it is waterproof and with a Capture Clip I can easily take my four thirds camera and 12-40mm lens out for the day, discretely and with enough room for my wallet and phone.However, this is not quite as well thought through as some other Peak Design kit. There is only one strap on the bag to hold a Peak Design Capture Clip, and when the clip is on and something is attached to it, this gets in the way of the zip closure. The zips are also designed to be linked for security, but it's really too fiddly to apply on a regular basis.

I guess you could probably describe this as the perfect sized / designed sling. I don't care much for PD rucksacks, but this is actually a very well designed product. Can be adapted to host my Panasonic G80 + lens combo + batteries + keys / phone / wallet / keys. I like the anti-theft features, specifically the ability to hide the front pouch and zipper.

The camera bag is much more then expected. Just go for it.

Cabe perfecto mi Nikon Z7 con el lente 24-70 puesto, tiene varios compartimentos y se siente muy fuerte, me gusto mucho.

The media could not be loaded.  Acquistando prodotti da questa azienda non si sbaglia mai. Ottima borsa everyday comoda, piccola ma allo stesso tempo capiente e versatile, è disegnata su misura per contenere macchine fotografiche ma è assolutamente adatta a qualsiasi tipo di utilizzo.Il nylon 400D di cui è composta è molto resistente, considerando che la utilizzo quasi tutti i giorni da oltre due mesi, non ho rilevato alcun cedimento o segno d’usura. Anche le zip ne confermano la robustezza e sono rivestite per resistere all'acqua. Le cerniere esterne mostrano il primo dettaglio che vi farà innamorare della Everyday Sling: i due lacci possono essere legati insieme per avere una sorta di sicura. Ovviamente non è efficace quanto un lucchetto, ma è comunque utile quando si tiene la borsa in spalla.La tracolla ha un'imbottitura molto sottile che misura 34 cm di lunghezza. La cinghia è regolabile tramite una fibbia davvero ingegnosa, molto simile a quella presente negli altri prodotti Peak Design (come le Messenger o la Slide Camera Sling) e si può regolarne la lunghezza in modo semplice ed intuitivo, il tutto usando una sola mano. Alle sue estremità ci sono due moschettoni con cui si può delimitare ulteriormente la lunghezza e, altra chicca, una piccola tasca per poter nascondere il laccio in eccesso.Degni di nota sono i due divisori principali stile origami che possono essere usati in verticale per tutta la loro lunghezza oppure piegati per creare una specie di secondo piano. All’interno i materiali sono morbidi e imbottiti pronti per contenere le nostre attrezzature delicate. È in questo vano che generalmente metto la fotocamera insieme ad altri accessori come uno o due obiettivi e tracolla Slide Camera Sling. Nella parte posteriore è possibile mettere un piccolo tablet o un kindle.Nell'area frontale, nascosto da una ulteriore zip, vi è uno scompartimento per oggetti più piccoli come batterie, schede di memoria o altro. Molto utili le quattro tasche elastiche che possiedono una cucitura colorata (due sono rosse e due nere) in modo da poter organizzare al meglio gli accessori. Essendo possessore di una mirrorless ho con me diverse batterie e, grazie ai colori, posso distinguere quelle cariche (ad esempio nella tasca nera) da quelle a terra (nella tasca rossa). All’esterno è presente una seconda zip che dà accesso ad un ulteriore scompartimento dove possono entrarci oggetti come smartphone, taccuini, portamonete....

Phenomenal bag.Perfectly fits the following:DJI Mavic Air (In it's hard case)3 Mavic Air batteriesRemoteSet of ND filtersLens PenCablesMemory CardsIt even has room for an iPad mini or similar sized tablet. It's made really well, and the fabric is very waterproof and resistant to stains.If you had a small camera or mirrorless system this would also be an ideal bag for that. It will also hold a DJI Mavic Pro (not in a separate case).

Works as advertised for my AP-S DSLR. Packed it with a 100mm prime and 18 - 55mm tele with room for standard Ipad and batteries. Had to use it over the shoulder as I could not get the fanny pack position tight enough to prevent it falling down. Trick adjustable strap works good for length adjustment but not to cinch it tight around your waist and I would not trust it to not suddenly release. It needs a way to lock it closed to be perfect. I was able to place both the bag and my camera with the Peak Design sling strap over the same shoulder with no issues. The bag stayed positioned on my back and did not interfere with the camera placement. I for forgot it was even there! Dropping the camera in sideways worked best for me with a small compartment for the extra lens. I never felt like the camera was going to dropout and the way the lid opens gives and unobstructed view of the interior, you don't have to fight with it to gain access. A masterstroke of design. I put the Peak Design clip on the attachment strap but never ended up using it. Fortunately the clip is located where it did not bang against the camera. The clip might be useful to stabilize the camera with a longer lens but I haven't tried it. Very pleased with construction and it is a great value for the money. Glad they resisted the urge to use their dongle loops to attach the strap to the bag. The strap attachment is bullet proof and works well.