To begin with, Peak Design Everyday Backpacks offer photographers room and storage capability to protect their gear. Peak Design’s FlexFold dividers adjust to separate and organize cameras, lenses, and drones such as the DJI Mavic, its controller, and accessories. Its versatility is one of the reasons the Peak Design Everyday Backpack is prevalent among photographers and drone aficionados.

Get to know the features of the Peak Design Everyday Backpack

Yet, another favorite feature is the plethora of compartments and pockets. For example, the backpack incorporates a configurable four-strap system comprising expandable pockets, tension hooks, and anchor points that allow photographers to carry their camera bodies, lenses, and heavy items outside the bag. These features are handy when changing  DSLR bodies and lenses. Also, the inner side panel pockets provide easy accessibility, storage, and protection for memory cards, batteries, and hard drives.

Perhaps, the most compelling and attractive characteristic of the Peak Design Everyday Backpack is the MagLatch magnetic clasp that secures the camera bag with a lock-free soft closure. This is due in part to a magnet that grips to a metal plate. In addition, the MagLatch allows the top of the Peak Design Backpack to expand up to 12 liters for additional storage room.

The waterproof Peak Design Camera Backpack also has side zips that provide easy access to the top and bottom of the bag. And, its axial strap attachments allow photographers to remove the Peak Design bag from their shoulders and place it in front of them so they can move about with more ease and grab anything they need.

Moreover, the Peak Design Camera Backpack holds two DSLR bodies and up to 6 lenses, has a built-in MagLatch expandable System and comes with plenty of exteriors and sub-divided interior pockets. Photographers can carry their gear, a laptop or a drone.  This camera backpack enables them to transfer their images from any location.

Carry it all in Style

When shooting, photographers must minimize the personal items they bring with them on photo shoots. Keys and IDs may get lost. The Peak Design Backpack eases this issue with its top slip-pocket and Peak Design Anchor key tether features. The slip-pocket is located beneath the top flap and ensconced in one’s wallet, cell phone and other valuable documents such as a passport.

Given the latter features, it is no surprise that many photographers consider the Peak Design Backpack a favorite. We hope that you enjoyed our Peak Design Everyday Camera Backpack Review.