Peak Design Everyday Backpack V2
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Pros
- I love my peak design Everyday backpack, and they just dropped a couple of new colors you might like
- while not clamshell, the Peak Design Everyday packs have side-opening flaps so that you can access gear at the bottom of your bag while the bag is still on your shoulder
- I use my 30 I to work daily, also used it while traveling for a few days. Fits all my needs, haven't had the time to use it was a camera bag.
- Take a look at peak design everyday backpack
Cons
- It’s funny that the V2 is a lot more comfortable than V1 but it’s still rubbish.
- I own the same model and I have the same opinion about the straps. I hope mine break in eventually because they are so uncomfy.
- Looking for a camera bag that is around 20L~24L that isn't Peak Design everyday backpack. I had that bag but looking for something more comfortable. That bag feels pretty rigid.
- My sense is that the EDB provides better side access than the PRVKE (more room to get the camera in and out, and access to a second lens) and better top access (nothing to unroll), but is also notable heavier while having less internal c...
- I loved the modular, geometric design. While I noticed the high price, I found some used versions in the PD used marketplace, though they're mostly charcoal, which I don't like.
Sentiment
4 positive (33%) · 4 mixed (33%) · 4 negative (33%)
Trust + time weighted score: -9% · raw score 0%
What redditors said (10 of 12)
It’s funny that the V2 is a lot more comfortable than V1 but it’s still rubbish.
I own the same model and I have the same opinion about the straps. I hope mine break in eventually because they are so uncomfy.
I love my peak design Everyday backpack, and they just dropped a couple of new colors you might like
Looking for a camera bag that is around 20L~24L that isn't Peak Design everyday backpack. I had that bag but looking for something more comfortable. That bag feels pretty rigid.
while not clamshell, the Peak Design Everyday packs have side-opening flaps so that you can access gear at the bottom of your bag while the bag is still on your shoulder
My sense is that the EDB provides better side access than the PRVKE (more room to get the camera in and out, and access to a second lens) and better top access (nothing to unroll), but is also notable heavier while having less internal capacity and less comfortable straps.
I loved the modular, geometric design. While I noticed the high price, I found some used versions in the PD used marketplace, though they're mostly charcoal, which I don't like.
It's painful for a daily. It's always heavy with minimal stuff in it and the ergonomics hurt my back.
I use my 30 I to work daily, also used it while traveling for a few days. Fits all my needs, haven't had the time to use it was a camera bag.
The concept is cool, but wouldn't get it again. Normal bags fit my needs better.
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