Peak Design Everyday Sling 10L Ash

I rarely write reviews, but for this bag I will. This bag hits all of the marks, durable, adjustable, good looking. It has more than enough pockets to carry film for multiple cameras and keep it organized. Right now I can fit a Mamiya RB67 medium format camera as well as my Yahsica Super 2000, each with a single lens. If I wanted to just bring one camera I could carry an additional lens or two. This bag is great for the short excursion or bringing a camera to an event in case that perfect shot appears. All while looking good and being super easy to adjust. Lastly, don't overlook carrying your tripod strapped to this bag, it's easy and convenient and makes bringing a tripod no longer a chore.If you are looking for a small portable bag for 1 or two cameras this is the perfect choice.

In my never ending quest for the ideal camera bag.....this one comes closest. I got mine in Ash for a welcome change from everything being black.I've been using "slingshot" type bags for a number of years and they were a step in the right direction. Easy to unclip the chest strap and swing to the front of my body and open a side zippered flap to grab my camera. To access different lenses or other accessories it was a bit more problematic, requiring a table or if I was sitting my lap or laying the bag on the ground.I find this bag to be considerably more convenient in that regard due to the top flap which opens up the entire interior of the bag. Two Velcro dividers enable a number of options for dividing this compartment to suit my daily requirements. The dividers also have a portion that will fold down to separate 2 smaller lenses for example. There are lots of videos on YouTube that show how to do this. This bag can just accommodate my 70-200mm G lens attached to an e-mount Sony body if I configure the dividers as a shelf to support the lens. Below the shelf I can still carry 2 shorter prime lenses.When slung over the shoulder and then swung in front of my body, I like the way the top flap folds open away from my body to allow quick access to the camera. The strap is also adjustable very quickly for length so it's easy to swing it behind my back and then tighten it up, or loosen it off and then swing the bag to the front. Excess strap ends tuck very neatly in to pockets on either side of the bag for a clean and unencumbered appearance.Similarly, the bottom straps for carrying a tripod come very neatly tied up and stowed. Loosening them off does give some more room to the front pocket, where I store a QR tripod plate, several pairs of lens/body caps in case I lose one on location.Back to the main top flap, it features a long zippered pocket in front with 4 smaller pockets inside. The small pockets have colored thread and I keep charged batteries and blank SD cards in those, and store discharged batteries and used SD cards in the red pockets. Easy to tell what is where when I get home at the end of the day. In the long zippered pocket I keep a USB powered dual battery charger.Also inside the main compartment and nearest to my body is a slot that can opened up to slip in a tablet. I use this for some extra USB cables and my power bank in case I need to charge batteries during the day as I don't normally carry a tablet with me. I might have to give it a try though as with an adaptor, I could likely load pictures directly to the tablet for easier review rather than relying on a slower wireless connection.Overall, it's a very well thought out and constructed bag which shaves a lot of bulk and weight from my daily carry. This is helped by using mirrorless cameras rather than the DSLR's that I used for many years.There are 2 heavy duty straps (1 one on each end of the bag) that are ideal for attaching the Capture accessory. One of those will be my next purchase so that I can carry a second camera body ready for almost instant use.A few suggestions for improving this design (in case Peak Design reads this review):1. A stretchy pocket sewn in to each end of the main compartment. Depending on the camera and lenses that I load, there is sometimes a bit of room left over that allows the lens to flop around. A pocket at either end would be a handy place to store a remote control or similar accessory.2. The bag will likely stand upright if the tripod/umbrella/monopod carry straps are loosened a bit allowing more room and more weight to be loaded in the front pocket. I think a little more of a squared off shape on the bottom of the bag to start with would be worthwhile.

Bandolera/mochila de muy buena calidad, con buenos materiales y buenos acabados. Perfecto el tamaño para un cuerpo, dos objetivos y accesorios.Puedes llevar un tripode en sus correas.

Attention to detail and clever design features make this camera bag ideal for walking around busy streets and congested areas. The style of the bag is unusual but it does the job for its intended purpose. In summary, it's a winner.

I have had the 10L everyday sling for a month and it is exactly what I was looking for. I have used it almost everyday and it still looks brand new. I am in North Dakota and I hike in Theodore Roosevelt National Park and photography the wild horses. The bag is light, strong, and easy to carry. I like the dividers. They are well designed and make it easy to get to everything. The pockets fit all of the things I might need. I can even put a bottle of water in the outside poctet. I have tried a lot of small bags that were either to heavy or didn't have enough room for what I needed. This bag fits all my needs.