Most popular Camera Backpack? PeakDesign Everyday Backpack V2 20L QUICKLOOK

[@fredriksandegren1948]

I have the first gen 30L for about 2.5 years and it still looks brand new! I don't have any scuff marks on the bottom zippers, but it can be that it is slightly different on the first gen... I use mine as a everyday carry alone, not as a photobackpack and it works great for my usages! Love it!

[@Youknowthebo]

Thanks for sharing your experience with the bag

[@aggaviriyo790]

Which color do you have?

[@risekeyk5767]

I have the version 1 for a few years now.. used it mostly as a diaper changing bag (change of clothes for 2 toddlers, a foldable toilet, 2-4 diapers, pack of butter wipes, snacks and beverages.. also 2x 10" tablets, mid size battery bank, small tech pouch, some coloring pads and crayons.. sharpie, pen, small flashlight, note pad, bandages, hand sanitizer, Sony a6000 with 18-70mm lens, extra batteries.. also used the straps to hold my jacket.. as well as 2 children's jackets.. rolled up either under the backpack or on the front. Did I also mention it still looks brand new.. and that's using mainly as a diaper bag. A very versatile bag indeed.

[@-r4bbitzz-995]

What I really like is that you almost every time (as I haven't seen every single video :D) fill the bag with the same everyday stuff - so it's way easier to relate and think about how it would fit in my personal stuff! Great content :)

[@Youknowthebo]

Thanks, mate. I'm happy to hear that you see it that way. Thanks for the feedback

[@creativebytommy]

I have 16 camera bags, the PD EDB V2 is definitely one of my favourites.

[@darrenhurrell]

I’ve got a bit of a bag obsession with loads in my collection. Peak Design are my favourite,and my go to bag..

[@Youknowthebo]

Cool. May I ask which bags you have in your collection?

[@darrenhurrell]

Bo Ismono I recycle ones I don’t use. Currently I use the Peak Design for carry on travel, swap between a Thule and a Tenba for camera bags and use the MOW and a Tumi as my laptop bag depending on where I’m going. Also have a nice fold up daypack but the name escapes me. Cleared out about a dozen earlier in the year- National Geographic, Manfrotto, Osprey, Maxpedition etc. Friends are always happy to receive

[@aggaviriyo790]

I know right? I can't stop too. But the only brands I actually trust right now are Bellroy and Peak Design. Love them both!

[@venom5809]

Love my V1 20L in ash, it looks like an art piece even though I would say it's a so so bag for camera gear and I have the matching 5L Sling. I actually put the bag up for sale the other day but then I was looking at it and realized how much I loved how it looked so I canceled the sale.

[@Youknowthebo]

The ash version does look pretty cool

[@jamesgerboc]

Wish PD would offer a rear-open bag. I couldn't stand side opening bags and laying down the bag to work out of.

[@tobisonbrown]

If what the 30L for a few years now and have been super rough with it, but every detail still functions like day 1. I bought it to be my camera bag for 5 years, it’s taken over as my everyday bag and I now expect it to last 10. I would also remind of PD’s incredible warranty. They really do stand behind their stuff.

[@karlikot]

I have 3 bags from peak design. 20l v1, 30l v1, 5l sling v1. My 30l has a damaged back padding because i used to use to extensively for 2 years. My 1 year old v1 20l is holding up pretty well. I might say that this backpack is all i need. If only it has a comfortable straps.

[@albertoreinoso4351]

A good old Bo Ismono backpack review yesssss!! even though I'm not a fan of the bag, I had to watch the whole video just because. I missed these videos.

[@Youknowthebo]

Thanks, mate. Hope you are safe and healthy! Cheers!

[@simonmorter9341]

I bought the V1 bag (30L) as it was being discontinued, and it has been absolutely amazing so far, I’m obsessed! Can’t wait to get a capture clip to keep my camera even more accessible! Great overview Bo!

[@alexcuriel805]

Love the bag! My only problem with them are that the 20L is a bit small, and 30L is a bit big. I am 5.11 I wish they had a 26L

[@emiralamal9673]

What is the color version of this bag?

[@garrettbredell1314]

I've had the V1 30L since the Kickstarter and really put it through its paces. So far, so good. The magnetic latch on the main compartment has become very scuffed but still functional. Zippers are fine. The only break down so far is the bottom of the mesh padding on the back is starting to tear and rub away, since that is where there is the most friction while walking and particularly while riding a bike.

[@Youknowthebo]

Thanks for sharing your experience with the bag, Garrett

[@RikkiRockettsLegendTripping]

I have this bag, but prefer the Everyday backpack 45L as I can insert whatever camera cube I want. I have a few different cameras and this idea works well. The Boundry Supply stuff is similar. As for weight and adventure photography, the Shimoda line can't be beat. As for sexy bags, Vinta takes the crown. As for shear durability, nothing beats Cinebags.

[@agazov]

Thanks, what is the yellow zip pouch I see on many of your videos?

[@joelsmtb3511]

How do you clean the peak design bagpack?

[@AndrewNascimento]

In really thinking of getting their sling cause of my mirrorless I carry around.....but master-piece. 😂

[@cspek]

It’s a great sling, I have the 3L and it’s perfect for my x100v and a few other things like my wallet, keys and small accessories

[@venom5809]

I have the 5L Sling as well as the 20L backpack, it's a must have, love my sling.

[@tobisonbrown]

5L has been the perfect size as a day bag with light camera gear. Highly recommend!

[@thereentrychannel]

what the heck with the bottom zippers? can't buy this

[@bikecommuter24]

3:07 was your Fahrrad trying to take off without you😄 Hopefully V2 is better than V1. I like their design , style an ideas but after having V1 one and having personal issues with it, I went back to my Think Tank Photo Bag. 👍 for the content and ghost bicycle, bag I'm holding out on that one. 😆

[@Youknowthebo]

Thanks for watching, Donald. Ineed to check out what's the differences between the v1 and v2

[@Anton-ws8jn]

It looks like this is 20L V2. I once have a 30L model. Overall build quality was very bad. Comparing with my current AER backpack it’s night and day in terms of quality. I really hope V2 is better

[@harleyhiggins]

Anybody else notice the fly climb into his macbook on the right at 1:53 . Also great video!

[@Leowulfs]

I backed the original Kickstarter campaign for a 30 L bag so I guess I have a day one or as close to day one model. The zippers look and feel great so maybe cheese-grating the bottom of the bag against cement is what caused the wear : )

[@richardlim8]

Does anyone uses the Peak Design Backpack. Any feedbacks on its shoulder straps. How does it feel when the backpack carries lots of equipment and heavy. Any discomfort ?

[@SuperGhostRider]

Hey Bo, great vid as always! What about a review for the PeakDesign Travel Backpack 45L?

[@Youknowthebo]

Thanks, Dima. I currently decline most of the carry on bags at the moment. Because due to the pandemic I still not feel comfortable traveling. Therefore I don't have a proper chance to test carry on bags at the moment

[@tech2167]

Please take a look at the Bellroy Tokyo Totepack

[@ZoeandDarren]

Already have this bag but want to see how Bo uses it 😉

[@Youknowthebo]

Thanks, you two!

[@JOELLZE]

How is your midnight colourway holding up after these few years? I like some of the colourways but I read that black and midnight fabric don’t hold up as well in the long term

[@Youknowthebo]

The color does fade after some time. But IMHO it's not that bad.

[@Jeremyspoptart]

Nice video mate

[@Youknowthebo]

Thank you very much, Jeremy

[@nathanmann2939]

I don’t have much experience with Peak Design bags. I do have some of their packing cubes, which are my absolute favorite packing cubes. I used to have one of Peak Design tech pouches. It was an amazing item. Incredible materials and build quality. But just absolutely humongous. I will never have enough stuff to fill it. Sold it off on eBay. I played around with one of their travel backpacks at their store when I was in San Francisco for work a few years ago. Great bag. A bit too big for my needs though.

[@Youknowthebo]

Thanks, Nathan. I started testing the tech pouch as well. I agree: It is huge and quite bulky. But all of the organization is pretty cool.

[@movakalin5333]

Thanks for the review. At 5:32 you mentioned the zippers. Are still a concern to you after 4month of usage? Are you still happy with this bag?

[@mltrader1402]

Would you get this again or a clamshell style bag like the Wandrd prvke, especially if you want to fit clothes as well?

[@Youknowthebo]

Definitely the Wandrd. Check out my review on the Wandrd and my top 5 2020. The Wandrd is one of my favorite. And the top rolltop section will allow you to carry some clothes

[@mcc6008]

Love your channel. 1 comment: please add price of the item in your opening, like flossy carter....🙂

[@lifeofsanai7051]

I didn't like the peak design personally and returned it. No matter what I did the angular straps kept digging into my shoulders. I also got easily annoyed at the latch system which was constantly finicky and was not happy that I couldn't secure it letting anyone into my camera bag walking behind me. I spent ages looking for the perfect camera bag and closest I have found is the WNDRD duo which is a beast for a street photography and edc bag.

[@monitofca]

Cool video, are you going to review the everyday zip backpack in the future???

[@Youknowthebo]

Thank you very much. I haven't planned to yet. But it does look interesting

[@datfly3034]

There are a lot of things that I like about this pack - the laptop storage, side handles, etc. Yet, I have to say it’s my least favourite camera backpack - I just can’t deal with the side only loading. Over time it gets super frustrating to be dogging into the bag from one side or the other. The dividers, also, were too loose fitting for my gear (Canon 5d mk4) and everything kept rolling around inside. Now I have a protactic 350 and incase dslr pro pack (for camera gear.

[@quangpham4372]

The side opening has a double zipper, so you can close it at the top

[@venom5809]

Yep, the trick is to lock the bottom zippers in and never ever look at them again and then just use the top zippers to open and close the bag.

[@quangpham4372]

Actually I used to lock the top zipper and close it with the bottom zipper at the top, so that none of those two touches the ground when the bag is closed

[@EduardoSilva-ts6mk]

What’s your motorcycle backpack

[@sreesreejuks]

How is the bag now? still usable?

[@Youknowthebo]

I switched to the wandrd Prvke and haven't used the peak design since then. That being said, I was always happy with the build quality. But overall I prefer the wandrd Prvke over this peak design

[@matthewhendricks396]

I loved the v1 version and it looked new after 3 years. but i got a little tired of moving the dividers around and sold it for an Evergoods CPL24 which is a better all around bag (but not a camera bag).

[@Youknowthebo]

True. It's basically better suited to leave the dividers in for a "static" setup. Which also means that it wont be that flexible in day to day use if you might go grocery shopping after work for instance.

[@bkztudio2979]

I want to ask about Tripod peakdesign. I saw on your video that you did not use the original ball head from peakdesign. So my question is the ball head for tripod can be replace with another ball head?

[@Youknowthebo]

I have just uploaded a new video about it. You can check it out in that video 😉

[@marcalexander4088]

What kind of bike is that? I like the sleek look and color 👍🏽

[@pocketarian]

Great idea for a podcast. I might just join your Patreon just for that episode! The EDC and bag community certainly is rather male-dominated unless you get into the kinda impractical world of purses and handbags. I guess we can all give a thumbs up to the androgynous tote though :) I'm trying to bring a practical-yet-female perspective on my channel and blog, but I just don't have the time to produce the content. Really admire you for keeping this channel going as well as having a "real job".

[@Youknowthebo]

Thank you very much. Glad that you liked this little clip of the podcast. It's still all in development, but it's a fun format to work with. More podcast coming to the Patreon soon.

[@Jelloc]

3:05 Ghost bike right there

[@bikecommuter24]

I notice that too and made my own comment, There is brand of bikes in Germany called Ghost Bicycles, nice bicycles.

[@aggaviriyo790]

Wind: I call dibs on dat bike!

[@bigman606]

Great review. I have the 20L v2 and so far so good. Well thought out bags. It does take some adjustments since there is a lot of potential customizations. Keep up the great reviews - look forward to them.

[@Jeremy_Huggins]

the bag is very durable however the inside is not very stain resistant because of its fabric material, I split a sticky drink in mine and it wont come out ;(

[@Youknowthebo]

Oh no. That is good to know. Did you try to wash the whole bag?

[@abunk12345]

Bo, can you put in which version you have in the title? 😀😅 thank you! Please continue making videos! Full support!!

[@Youknowthebo]

Thanks, mate. I have changed the title!

[@asfsfas2435]

the bag on its own is kind of heavy though

[@Cockatoo2U2]

Muscle weighs more than Fat

[@Krejstrup]

Good video and presentation - thank you! Vielen dank! :)

[@Youknowthebo]

Thanks, Richard. 😉✌️

[@kiatography22]

@3.05, bike dropping bike dropping,!!!!, haha

[@markpappas]

this vs. Wandrd Prvke

[@venom5809]

The Prvke really isn't up to the level of quality as the Peak Design is, I think it's too much money. I love my Peak but I also have a Manfrotto NX CSC backpack which I love too and it cost next to nothing.

[@pocketarian]

I still hear that in my head as perverkey. Thanks Chase Reeves.

[@Youknowthebo]

Good question. The build quality of the peak design is slightly better. However, I feel like the Wandrd is more versatile if you want to use it on a regular day to day basis. For instance if you want to go grocery shopping after work, the Wandrd is much more adaptable.

[@grzib]

3:07 bike collapsed

[@agussantoso1185]

KEREN VIDEONYA !!!!

[@Youknowthebo]

Thanks, Agus

[@aggaviriyo790]

Njir

[@yottooverland]

Play this video at 2x speed

[@Hudarahm]

Keren👍

[@Miguel-cq1ms]

This is not a good camera bag, lenses move inside freely and there's no way to avoid this without buying some sort of extra pouches. It's a great bag for everything else, just not for camera gear.

[@Wolfloid]

Side flaps open towards the body, which is completely counter intuitive - you have to reach over the open flap, quite awkwardly. Stupid!

[@aoikon14]

First