Customer Ratings & Reviews

Excellent quality and material. Fits perfectly my sony a6100 and still has plenty of space left. I was caught on heavy rain and everything inside was safe and dry.

I purchased this sling in black and I love this bag. I've used a lot of slings in recent years and this is my favorite, especially since I wanted a bag that could carry my camera safely, or days I don't carry my camera. My favorite things -Comfortable strap, plus any extra slack on the strap can store away into small slot - Sturdy shell helps to make me feel like my camera is protected -Multi-use divider is sturdy -The bag has two notches on either side that helps the straps sort of turn which helps it to fit around your body comfortably. My only gripe is this: This bag collects fuzz/lint like nobody's business. You have to clean it off every so often to keep it looking good. This may not be the case for the gray version of the bag.

Was looking for a bag for my Minolta SRT 101, plus a couple of small lenses. Peak Design nailed it with this bag. Flexible and low profile, with room for camera, two lenses. and film. The lifetime guarantee is the cherry on top.

Top quality material with very sturdy build. The zippers are water proof and open/close very smoothly. I ended up going with the 6l model because the 3l ended up being to small for my use. Sony a6000 with a 16mm Sigma & a 18-105mm Sony lens. With this camera lens combo was all that fits into a 3l perfectly. But my collections is gonna be expanding soon. So I ended up going with the 6l.

I brought this on a disneyland trip recently and I cant recomend it enough. Perfect for fitting a decently sized point and shoot camera (my case is x100vi), battery bank, little pockets inside for cords, and sunscreen. It has a small zippable pocket in the top which was perfect to put a tracker in. The material does get scuffed but it is easily washed off. The front pocket is not waterproof but it's honestly not big enough to hold anything important enough to be protected against.

I really like the Peak Design Everyday Sling 3L bag. It is my go to travel bag since I only carry a camera body and zoom lens on trips. The bag is well made and provides good protection for my gear. The bag has a removable divider which I remove when I want to keep the body and lens together. Another very nice feature is it can be used as both a sling bag or a fanny pack. It has a larger zipper compartment in the front where I stash cleaning supplies and lens/body caps. Inside there is a smaller zipper compartment with pockets that I use for SD cards and an extra battery. Another plus is that it easily fits inside my 22L backpack that I use as my personal item when flying.

Easily accessible camera bag Fanny pack style, best thing invented for my hiking trips !

Very good materials, compact, and stylish I love this bag so much

Excellent product. It has become my daily carry. Peak nailed this one.

I purchased this bag not for camera use but for daily carry. I needed something small to carry the essentials, and was mostly drawn to the versatility of the strap. After a few months of use, this strap system has been so convenient to use. With a simple lift and pull of the lever, the strap will tighten and loosen with ease, and the padded portion of the strap makes this bag super comfortable on the shoulder. This bag is very well made. All zippers slide smoothly and the materials have held up nicely so far. I only have two gripes with the bag. 1. I’m not crazy about the look. Even though it’s mainly made for cameras, it looks too much like a camera bag. Since this bag is advertised as having a dual use function (daily carry/camera), the overall look could use a redesign. 2. The small outside pocket is basically useless. It is extremely padded to the point of it being very difficult to insert or remove any items. I’m a small woman with small hands, and I struggle to get stuff in and out. I can imagine a man having greater trouble. This pocket is best used for very small and flat items. But overall, very practical and functional bag. I love how quickly I can put it on/pull it off, swing it around and fetch things out of it. Highly recommend.

Comfortable enough to carry all day and excellent quality. I did end up returning it for the 6L as it was a little too small for my R8 with 24-105 and 50mm. They would all fit one way and not any room left for anything else. If you carry smaller gear or just one lens it is a great bag.

This is an amazing everyday carry sling. I just got back from traveling through Switzerland for a week and this sling was with me nearly every moment of the 10 day trip. It has plenty of room for things I was swapping in and out daily, like my wallet and passport book, sunglasses, the occasional canned drink, electronics, selfie-stick, and more. The bag is also very water resistant. At a concert before my trip, it ended up raining and while the outside of the sling got pretty wet, no water penetrated the inner compartments. The construction is rock solid and shows no signs of wear and tear at all so far. If you want more carrying space, the 6L may be worth checking out, but the 3L is absolutely a perfect size for matching with a travel pack, and fits nicely in your lap while sitting in a plane seat.

This product have great quality material and it’s really good protection. I have returned this as it was big for my body type.

Poor zipper design. The main pocket zipper creates a hood on the opening which catches your camera when you try to pull it out. It requires two hands to put the camera in the bag or remove the camera from the bag. The front pouch zipper bisects the compartment and the material is so taught around it that you can't fit much in there. It's the perfect size for a cell phone or wallet or both. But I can barely fit a lens cap in there. These strap is very poorly designed. The padding is right in the center. If you have it adjusted for a shoulder bag and want to make it a waist bag You have to shorten the strap on both sides. These aren't the quick adjustment buckles, but the old school double d ring buckles. Then tuck the tails of the strap into their hiding space. Then adjust the quick adjust buckle to fit your waist. If they added a little more length to the strap webbing or offset the padding this would not be an issue. Lastly, in my opinion the material is two sleek and modern and man-made. It has no character or affinity. It's just kind of sterile and gross to me.

Very durable and sturdy i keep canon plus all accessories and wallet in and feels safe !

It is definitely small, but great. Extremely well made. Im able to fit an a6700 with 18-135 lens, 35mm prime, and a 50mm prime, along with a cuff leash, sd cards, 2 batteries, charging cables, and if I need to, a tripod with the straps. It’s expensive, but definely great when you don’t want to lug a backpack. I find that it makes me more likely to bring my camera when I may have otherwise chosen not to. I love the option to wear it as a fanny pack to really make it out of the way (watch their video on youtube).

Theyve really thought of everything, theres even a place to tuck in the straps agter youve adjusted it so they dont dangle awkwardly. I also love the fact that the zippers have a place to tuck to deter would-be pickpockets especially since i bring my camera and gear along for the journey when traveling. The origami style moveable divider is also msit useful. This bag will hold any of the followint combinations: my APS-C mirrorless with two primes or either my APS-C or full frame with a zoom lens. My full frame will only fit eith one lens regardless as this is the smaller version of this bag but it is a very comfortable size and i love carrying it.

Needed the 6 or even 10L rather than the 3L but the bag is good. Unless you get a lemon. I unfortunately did, the clips where busted so the strap wouldn't susah in place. Unfortunate, but support and warrenie claims have been easy enough to deal with. Overall very good and would reccome b d

This has saved me more times than not. It holds a basic camera and lens set up with a slot for batteries. I don't recommend for anything that isn't a quick photo outing as it won't hold much beyond that. It is very locked into the peakdesign ecosystem so if you're looking to in cooperate this into other gear, it will take some creativity.

Fashionable camera sling, that you can use to carry your EDC and a mirrorless camera with a compact lens. The external materials seems durable, maybe a bit too rigid for my taste. Interior divider seems more fragile, and its a bit tight if you have a full frame mirrorless camera together with EDC. If you use peak design capture clips, I think the bag is totally worth it, since that gives you many expandability options. If you dont own captures clips, then maybe you can find something a bit more customizable at a lower price.