I am blown away by the quality of this bag. It feels incredibly well made, robust even. I feel like it would last being passed down for generations.

The only caveat is that I didn't care for the strap that comes with the bag. I'm glad that it does come with a strap as it should, but I thought it was too thin. I also didn't care for the hooks used to connect the strap to the bag. I much prefer the anchor system and ended up pairing it with the Slide Lite for the bag strap. I just wish the bag was specifically designed for using the anchor links.

Everybody talks about it, but very few do it. This bag does it. It is solid to hold yet light. It encourages use by the way the top closure works. It hold all sorts of stuff; my charging block, three kinds of charge cords, a knife and a spare mask, and sometimes a wallet and keys, sometimes a Glock. Securely with thoughtful pockets. It also has an adaptable sliding strap only Peak Design could come up with. Quite the package. Note though, it screams “Hey mister, is that a purse your toting’ or are you just a tough hombre?” I think it’s great, but then I am a sucker for great design.

Maybe not exactly as it is intended but I love this pouch to throw all of my EDC stuff into. Having ADHD, I need organization but I’m not a “everything has a place and a place for everything” person. So this pouch is perfect because I can dump my wallet, chapstick, leatherman, etc. into it with out it all falling out. I’m organized enough with it. It was also instrumental in my recent trip to Disney World (paired with the Tech Pouch) to hold blister pads, aspirin, floss, and all of the other Disney World essentials.

I purchased this for my Fujifilm X100V. It's a great size for a compact camera since I don't need to store lens or other accessories. I stash a few cables, neck strap, and lens filters in it along with the camera and have no issues. It does come with a strap, but I primary purchased this as a "bag-in-a-bag" for luggage or backpacks. I'm sure it would work well as stand alone too. The color and and aesthetics are very nice and the build quality seems great as you'd expect with Peak Design. Overall a great bag at a decent price.

Bought it a couple weeks ago to protect a Fuji X100V while traveling. Overall it's doing great! I've been in pouring rain for hours and it still managed to keep my camera dry, and the possibility to use your own belt or the provided sling makes it very versatile.

I got it as an add on for my everyday backpack, I always leave it on the top compartment, filled with batteries, cards and cables, so they’re not hidden in the bag

On location (while shooting) it’s great to have it on my body without having to Cary the whole backpack

I picked this up as a way of organising and keeping track of the little bits and pieces that are useful when travelling with cameras. Space for batteries, a couple of rolls of film, a GaN charger for tablet, camera, phone and laptop, as well as a couple of cables and adaptors, then a nice space in the back for Apple Pencil, real pencil, passport and a small notebook. Also love the versatility of being able to slip it onto a belt, or pair it with my Slide (which I prefer to the included strap) if you want to just carry your camera and a couple of essentials rather than a full bag when actually taking photos.