Carry your camera bag and other necessities with the 20L Everyday Backpack v2 in midnight from Peak Design. This versatile bag is designed for photographers, multimedia creators, or anyone seeking a pack that is size adjustable and compressible. Multiple magnetic latches on the top flap allow you to adjust the height of the pack from 18.3 to 22.3". The interior has three dividers so you can stack items in the main compartment. The dividers have foldout surfaces that can be configured to cushion and hold items against the pack's zippered side openings. The side openings are positioned to face you when the bag is rotated from back to front with either side facing upward. The dividers allow you to choose which items are most quickly accessed from the sides.

The pack interior has a zippered sleeve with dedicated pockets for a 12.9" tablet computer, a 15" laptop, chargers, and cables. Store and organize batteries, memory cards, small electronics, or personal items in slip and zippered pockets on the side opening interiors. The exterior of each side opening features a large open pocket for a water bottle, tripod, or umbrella. Each side pocket also has exterior carry straps with gear loops. Long exterior carry straps and additional gear loops along the surface of the pack attach equipment, accessories, or packable clothing against the front panel. These straps can also be used to attach items to the bottom of the pack.

Carry the pack with the wide, built-in top and side handles or wear it with the adjustable shoulder straps. For heavy loads, use the sternum strap to distribute the weight more evenly. The shoulder straps can be magnetically fastened against the rear panel when not in use and an integrated trolley sleeve mounts the pack to the handle of your rolling luggage for seamless travel.

Featuring durable nylon construction, this pack is weather resistant and has a waterproof bottom panel for further protection.

Size-Adjustable Backpack    Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod    Tripod's Maximum Height: 60"    Adjustable Camera Strap

• Versatile pack designed for photographers, multimedia creators
• Compressible and size-adjustable design
• Multiple magnetic latches on top flap adjust pack height
• Dedicated pockets for tablet, laptop, chargers, and cables
• Large side exterior pockets for water bottle, tripod, monopod, or umbrella
• Short carry straps secure side pocket contents
• Long carry straps secure equipment, accessories, clothing to front or bottom panels
• Key tether with Peak Design Anchor Link

• Access main compartment via top flap or zippered side openings
• Three interior dividers to stack items in main compartment
• Dividers have foldout surfaces to cushion and hold items against zippered side openings
• Durable weather-resistant side opening zippers with large lockable pulls
• Adjustable shoulder straps pivot where they connect to the bag for maximize comfort
• Quick-connecting, stowable sternum strap distribute weight
• Optional waist belt prevents pack from shifting when traveling over rough terrain
• Rear panel's elevated structure optimizes air circulation, minimizing perspiration in warm environments
• Wide built-in carry handles on top and sides
• Trolley sleeve attaches pack to handle of your rolling luggage
• Shoulder straps can be magnetically fastened against rear panel during storage and transport
• Durable, weather-resistant nylon construction with waterproof bottom panel

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Are the mounts bayonet or magnetic to hold the lenses??

A: It's bayonet mount. And seperate model is available for canon, Nikon and Sony lenses.

Q: 2. What is the weight capacity when using the Universal Head Adapter?

A: When using the Peak Design Universal Head Adapter, the weight capacity of the Peak Design tripod should remain the same (around 20 lb).

Q: 3. What is the total weight of the Peak Design Carbon Fiber tripod with the adapter vs. with the ball head the tripod comes with?

A: The total weight of Peak Design Carbon Fiber Travel Tripod when you removed the center column with ballhead and attach Peak Design Universal Head Adapter is 2.75 LB

Q: 4. is the body of this unit made of metal? I have the Gowing equivalent of the Peak, and the body is plastic and there are reports of failure with dropping of an expensive lens. I hesitate to use my unit.

A: The plate that slips into the device that clamps onto a belt or strap is made of metal. The flat belt gizmo is also metal so you have a secure metal to metal connection. The red protusion on the flat plate ejects the lens holding body when pushed in but also pulls out and rotates to lock the protusion from being accidently depressed and releasing the lens holder. The black wheel clamps down and secures the lens holder in place even further. The body itself to which the lenses attach is of plastic which WOULD be of concern if the slideing base that locks to the belt holder were of plastic but it's not. Metal to metal connection. I use it confidently even with both a 70-200 and 24-70 attached simultaneously. Only time it failed me is when I didn't completely rotate the 70-200 to its lock position. Fell 30 to concrete on the lens hood but did't do any evident or lasting damage.

Q: 5. Will this work with the V3 Capture Clip? I see the supplied Clip is V2...

A: Correct, our Lens Kit is compatible with our new Capture V3

Q: 6. Will this work with a panasonic micro four thirds lens

A: No, this is for a Canon EF mount lens.

Q: 7. Think this thing is strong enough to hold a 70-200mm vr ii?

A: Yes, it's strong enough to hold 70-200. However, there is an inconvenience when you attach the lense on your hip side, you should put your lense on horizonal position. Vertical is fine for standing to take the picture, but not good when you sit down. The lense is too long and it will hit the road , so be careful

Q: 8. I see in the last photo that it can rotate the lens, but my son has bouht it and it can not rotate. I want it can rotate, there are 2 models ?

A: Pull it out, then you can rotate it. I had the same problem for a while. So, if you have it on your belt, pull the lenses and their holder away from your belt and then you will be able to rotate the lenses and their holder. It is such a nice tight fit that it is easy to miss.

Q: 9. What if you happen to be carrying a few extra pounds of body fat?

A: It should not be an issue.

Q: 10. How is the lateral adjustment accomplished so that the camera is pointed straight ahead?

A: Hi! You can articulate the camera to any desired angle by loosening and tightening the connection screws. See more from video link below. https://youtu.be/k5k1IBRY32c?t=62