Very compact and versatile. I use it to carry Sony pcm D100 recorder with mini tripod, wallet and iphone. Sometimes I use it to carry Mavic Air with remote. Like this compact size. Not too big not too small. Hot good spot of size.

This bag was perfect for my needs, which were to carry around an Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mk II along with my two favorite lenses, the Olympus 12-40mm f/2.8 PRO and 7-14 f/2.8 PRO, and not much else. I wanted a bag for travel when I'm not taking the whole kit along and not feel like a pack-mule or the possessor of a man bag. In the attached pic, the 12-40mm is mounted an the 7-14mm is to the left.

Quality materials and workmanship and clear a bag that was designed with a purpose in mind, not a price point or a fashion statement.

This bag is a game-changer for on-the-go shoots! It doesn’t scream "camera bag," which I love, and the durability is unmatched—perfect for my rugged outdoor adventures. Plus, the hidden pockets and ample storage make it incredibly functional.

I own severel peak design bags (30l backpack & 10L sling) & love their products. The quality of their bags are great. Peak design’s sealed zippers, dividers and weather resistant material keep me coming back for more. plus peak design’s customer service is also great, if you ever have any warranty issues.

The bag itself is well thought out. The zippers are in the right places and the strap is can be easily adjusted when taking the sling on an off.

The issue I had with the bag is more of a personal needs issue: it seems a little tight for full frame mirrorless.
My A7Riii was pushing against the sides of the bag when positioned vertically (with the left or right side on the bottom), as well as with a lens attached facing downward. I think you could definitely swing having two really compact primes like sony’s 35 2.8 and 55 1.8. But a zoom like a 16-35 and another prime seem to be a really tight fit. I would recommend this bag for mirrorless apsc and micro 4/3rds shooters. For people with full frame mirrorless or dslr I would recommend the 10L (what I ended up purchasing) it can accommodate more than one lens (easily could carry my 16-35 2.8, 70-200 f4 and 551.8 if I really wanted) and seems to be a safer fit for the body of the camera.

Giving this bag 5 stars for quality but it was a little to small for my needs even when traveling light.

Stylish, well made, spacious enough for my Sony mirrorless and a couple of lenses, plus my tablet and spare batteries and some other small things. I love it!

First off I am a huge fan of Peak Design and we'll their design. Very modern, sleek and shall I say sexy. Their bags have great access and convenient pocket placements.
Whether I am out to Fly my Drone or use my mobile gimbal I have an excellent place to carry them. Even for some production jobs where I am needed to just have a small tool set and my hands I really enjoy only having to carry this bag.

I got this for Christmas and haven't stopped using it every day since. It's a perfect size, it's comfortable to wear and fits everything I need.

Loving this small bag but tough bag that allows me to keep my camera with me almost everywhere I go. �Comfortably fits a Fuji X-Pro2 with 23mm and 18-55 mm lenses, and would fit another small lens as well. �Very well designed. �Do not recommend for DSLRs -- it does not fit my Canon 6D -- and it will not fit much additional gear. However, I like the hands-free sling design; very comfortable to carry.