Peak Design Packs

Frequently Asked Questions

• Which Peak Design pack is best for photography and everyday carry?

  Peak Design’s Everyday Backpack V2 (20L or 30L) is purpose-built for photo and EDC use with a MagLatch top flap, dual side access via water-resistant UltraZips, and a dedicated laptop sleeve that fits up to a 17" device. The 20L suits compact mirrorless kits and daily essentials, while the 30L adds room for extra lenses, clothing, or travel gear without sacrificing quick access.
• How do the Everyday Backpack 20L and 30L compare, and when should I choose the 30L?

  The Everyday 20L is a compact city and photo pack (roughly 19 x 11 x 6 in) for a camera body, 1–2 lenses, and a laptop, whereas the 30L (about 21 x 13 x 7.75 in) adds more interior volume for larger kits or day-to-overnight travel. Both use MagLatch, UltraZips, weatherproof 400D shell and 900D-reinforced bottoms, so choose the 30L if you routinely carry extra glass, a jacket, or need expandable capacity.
• Are the Outdoor Backpack and Travel Pack good for hiking or short overnight trips?

  Yes, the Outdoor Backpack (18L) is built for trail use with a lightweight, compact profile and external straps for poles and gear, while the Travel Pack offers expandable capacity (typically +10L) and organization geared toward overnight or one-bag trips. Both prioritize weather resistance with DWR coatings and water-resistant zippers, making them suitable for wet conditions on short adventures.
• How do Peak Design’s weatherproofing and access features protect camera equipment?

  Peak Design uses a 400D weatherproof shell with DWR treatment, 900D bottom reinforcement, and water-resistant UltraZips to shed moisture, while the MagLatch top flap and dual side-access panels let you reach gear quickly without fully opening the bag. Internal customizable dividers and padded laptop sleeves keep gear organized and cushioned during transport.