Peak Design Everyday Sling 3L v2 Ash
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Product number | 859722 | |
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Manufacturer code | 1015526363 | |
Brand | Peak design | |
Warranty | Lifetime | |
Processing of your defect | Via Coolblue |
Compatible with product type | Lenses, Mirrorless cameras, Single-lens reflex cameras | |
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Model bag | Shoulder bag | |
Integrated tripod strap | ||
Tablet compartment | ||
Laptop compartment | ||
Double shoulder straps | ||
Adjustable shoulder straps | ||
Padded shoulder straps | ||
Extra compartments | Accessory compartment, Card holder, Phone compartment | |
Depth | 19 cm | |
Height | 30,5 cm | |
Width | 11 cm | |
Interior dimensions: height | 30,5 cm | |
Interior dimensions: width | 6,4 cm | |
Weight | 0,55 kg | |
Color | Gray | |
Accent color | Gray | |
Water resistance | Splash proof | |
Water-repellent coating | ||
Water-resistant | ||
Rain cover included | ||
Waterproofness certification | Not certified | |
Universal size or specific model | Universal size |
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Model bag | Shoulder bag | |
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Compatible with product type | Lenses, Mirrorless cameras, Single-lens reflex cameras | |
Extra compartments | Accessory compartment, Card holder, Phone compartment |
According to our camera bag expert
You can carry this bag in three ways, namely as a sling bag, shoulder bag, and waist bag.
Thanks to the sturdy and water-repellent Cordura material, you can store your belongings safely.
With the origami divider, you can organize your bag any way you want and make room for a camera, lenses, and accessories.
This bag doesn't provide enough room for a tablet or laptop.
A rain cover to make the bag fully waterproof isn't included.
The multifunctional Peak Design Everyday Sling 3L v2 Ash is a sling bag, shoulder bag, and waist bag in one for your SLR camera or mirrorless camera. It also has room for 1 or 2 extra lenses, small accessories, and personal items. You can divide the bag according to your own wishes with the removable origami divider. This means you can adjust it to your camera and lens. The inner compartments of the bag can be used for accessories, such as memory cards, extra batteries, and cables. The bag is made of water-repellent Cordura material. That way, your equipment will be protected in bad weather. With the external carrying straps, you can attach a small tripod or your jacket to the bag. The shoulder strap is adjustable so you can adjust it to your height.
Great bag for street photography in combination with a small system camera. A Fuji xt30 with an extra lens fits in well. In addition, the bag is waterproof and very neatly finished. Of course it remains a bit of a handbag appearance and quite expensive, but it protects your gear and that is the most important.
Sam
15 January 2021
Automatically translated from Nederlands
Nice bag for a small system camera. My sony a6000 fits in it with several lenses and some other stuff. I deliberately opted for the 3 liter version, if I would like to take more with me I will do so with a backpack. In addition, the bag is waterproof and very neatly finished. During use you notice that the design of the bag has been well thought out, everything has a function. I also think the bag looks nice for a camera bag. The bag is certainly a bit pricey, but in my opinion it is worth it.
Tijmen
18 March 2022
Automatically translated from Nederlands
Very nice bag. I bought this because I don't always need all my gear. This bag fits exactly everything that I can quickly and easily take with me. Wearing comfort is very good, shoulder strap is easy and quick to adjust. Many options, even to attach a small tripod under the bag. The only drawback I have is that my Sony A7iii 24-70GM does not fit upright, so I can't take a 16-35mm next to it, for example. Now I have to put down the camera with lens and a lens will fit above it. PeakDesign is not the cheapest brand but very good quality, I think it's quite a lot to buy, but in the long run you will get it out of it.
Niels Kamphorst
30 April 2022
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