Peak Design - Everyday Backpack V2 30L - Charcoal

This is badpack, is truly the best tactical batpack, I've ever had. It has a lifetime warranty. I mean, yeah, it might be 300, but not a single strap nor string or anything on it had broke my last one. I burned it really bad, and I wanted to get the black one.Not the gray one, so I decided just to buy new one, but lifetime warranty, like I said.Just make sure you keep your receipt

I thoroughly enjoy all the features it offers, and the numerous accessories available allow me to customize my backpack to my liking.

The Peak Design Everyday Backpack V2 30L in black is an excellent choice for anyone seeking a versatile, well-designed, and durable backpack. Its sleek aesthetic and functional organization system make it ideal for photographers, commuters, or travelers. The multiple access points, including the clamshell and side zippers, provide easy access to your gear, while the adjustable dividers keep everything secure and customizable. The build quality is top-notch, with weatherproof recycled nylon fabric and sturdy zippers that can handle daily wear and tear. The 30L size offers ample storage, yet the backpack remains compact and comfortable to carry thanks to its padded shoulder straps and magnetic sternum strap. While the price is on the higher end, the thoughtful design and durability make it a worthwhile investment for anyone who values practicality and style.

[Employee of bestbuy] This backpack is expensive, but nothing can match it's quality and features. All of the pockets and straps are thoughtfully designed and the magnetic top latch makes access to your important things quick and easy

The big selling point to me is the modular origami folding shelves as you can arraign them as you see fit. You can easily access your full bag if you want by either side of the bag. Another bonus is the separate laptop and tablet sleeve as it easily holds my MacBook Pro 14 inch and my iPad Pro 13 as well as separate sleeves for a mouse and charging brick with space still to spare. Now the top access is a double edged sword. It does expand out to hold a light jacket and the magnetic latch does hold very well but when you have it expanded that does leave it open to the elements as it doesn’t zip close. There is also another small pocket in there as well. The inside pockets on the side panels of the bag are spacious and you can store your lens filters, chargers, or batteries in there. The outside side pockets are big enough to hold a collapsible tripod or water bottle and there are straps that you can use to carry a light weight sleeping bag on the outside. The bag doesn’t feel to heavy as other bags I have do when loaded up.

High Quality and built to last. I have had this backpack for over 3 years now and there are no issues.

I bought the larger backpack after trying many other camera cases. Love it! Holds everything securely and conveniently. My problem is the backpack holds too much! With my Sony body, four lenses, flash, tripod, and accessories it is really heavy! But when I need to take everything, it is great. And, I have discovered that when I only take my core camera gear, there is plenty of room to pack clothes, etc., for a two or three day trip. Worth every penny!

Back in January, I bought the 20L Everyday Backpack V2. I took it with me on a trip to Mexico, and while the bag did a good job carrying my gear, I felt like I had so little space with everything I was carrying. Fast forward to March (right as California put in stay-at-home orders); I bought the 30L Everyday Backpack V2. While I haven't been able to take it on any trips, this is a better choice for me. I work as a teacher, and I do photography on the side. I have been able to pack my 15" Macbook Pro, my 12.9" iPad Pro, my Sony A7ii with my Tamron 28-75mm, and Sony 85mm, my Zhiyun Smooth 4 Gimbal, my MeFoto travel tripod, and my Peak Design Gear Pouch. I was also able to throw in my lesson planner, my journal, my 40oz Hydro Flask (side pocket), a light jacket (rolled up), and I still have room in the bag. I'm also on the bigger side, so the 20L was a little too small for me in terms of carrying, but the 30L is more comfortable. If you're debating on the 20L and the 30L, as someone who has both, get the 30L. You won't regret it, especially if you are someone like me who wears many hats as a teacher, photographer, and dad.