The Sternum Strap V2 is a replacement carry strap for the Peak Design Everyday Backpack V2.

Replacement Carry Strap

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I like this back, but it is difficult to configure the dividers in such a way that all my Nikon Z 7II great is secure and not shifting around. I tried a Domke insert on a few trips, it worked OK, but Domke compartments a bit small for wide angle zooms. Are there any other solutions? Peak Design cubes do not seem to be made for this bag.

A: You can use wraps to protect your gear--even with extra room in a pack, wraps will keep cameras and lenses safe: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/16163-REG/Domke_722_19R_19x19_Color_Coded_Protective.html

Q: 2. Does this backpack stand upright on the floor?

A: Yes, the Peak Design Everyday v2 Backpacks (20L and 30L) do stand upright on their own. From testing here at the store, we were able to do it most of the time, but if overpacked and not properly weight-distributed it does take a few attempts.

Q: 3. does it fit Sony A7RIV, 50mm and 18mm and 100-400 mm lens along with Mavic Air 2S ?

A: Yes, the Peak Design Everyday Backpack v2 (30L, Black) should be able to store the Sony Alpha a7R IV Mirrorless Digital Camera, the Sony FE 50mm f/1.2 GM Lens, the Sony FE 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 GM OSS Lens, the DJI Air 2S Drone, and a standard 18mm lens.

Q: 4. Is the comfort of version two better than version one?

A: The Peak Design Everyday Backpack v2 (Black, 20L) is more comfortable than version one.

Q: 5. I have an Alienware M15 that measures an irregular 14.2"x10.9"x0.8" (360.5x276x19.5mm), which is almost 2" deeper than a 16" MacBook or any other 15.4" laptop, so I am struggling to find a backpack wide enough to accommodate it. Will that fit inside the laptop sleeve of this bag?

A: We tested the Everyday Backpack v2 30L with our testing devices measuring 9-3/4" deep and found there was a little bit more room for something slightly larger, but we don't believe it will take your Alienware M15 at 10.9" deep.

Q: 6. What is the most noticeable worthwhile V2 compare to V1?

A: The Everyday Backpack 30L V2 has noticeable improvements in terms of its width which would provide easier access for the user and a larger compartment for a laptop/tablet. There are also improvements on the zippers and the fabric.

Q: 7. I want to carry a R5 with RF 24-70 2.8 attached, RF 70-200 2.8, godox V1 flash and some batteries. Is it capable?

A: Yes, the Peak Design Everyday Backpack v2 (30L, Black) is more than large enough to fit R5 with RF 24-70 2.8 attached, RF 70-200 2.8, Godox V1 flash and some batteries

Q: 8. Is there a good way to lock or further secure the magnetic latch so that it can't be easily opened?

A: There are lash points on both sides of the top flap of the Peak Design Everyday Backpack v2 (30L) that one could lock down with locks.

Q: 9. Can this carry a tripod?

A: Yes depending on the size of the tripod. You can carry it inside of the bag, perpendicular to the bag with the top flap holding it on, or by putting it in one of the water bottle holders on the side.

Q: 10. Can the 20L carry 3 prime lens, plus a R5 body with a zoom lens (100-500) attached), plus a tripod and random batteries, etc.? I am debating between 20L and 30L. I often carry all 4 lenses.

A: The Peak Design Everyday Backpack v2 (20L, Black) is large enough for the Canon EOS R5 with the Canon RF 100-500mm f/4.5-7.1 L IS USM Lens attached, along with three small prime lenses, a tripod and small accessories.