Peak DesignEveryday Messenger 13L Ash, Bedm-13-As-2

This bag works pretty well for me bringing it back and forth to work. It is small, I would not suggest trying to fit much more then a 13” laptop in here. For me, it holds my laptop, iPad, mouse, and charging cables for the laptop and iPad. There is not a whole lot of room for much more; if you take your lunch to work you will still be using a lunch bag. I have fit some other things in on a limited basis (for example, bringing a water bottle home), but there is not much room for anything else.The only thing I am really not happy about is the strap. I know they designed the strap to do a lot of things like cinch up high for a bike commuter (ironically, this bag was stuck 12 hours away in my broken down car the three weeks I had to ride my bike to work, so I could not test this feature). Unfortunately, for regular use, that means the padding on the strap does not sit in a good place for comfort. It isn’t uncomfortable if you don’t load the bag down, but it is an odd design.Park Design does a really good job of making very clever bags. I have had much use for the dividers, but for a photographer I could see them being very useful. I don’t regret purchasing this bag, and plan to purchase more Peak Design products in the future.

This is my go-to everyday camera bag. The internal configurability is fantastic, and the size is right for my R5 with my 24-70 and 70-200 f/2.8L lenses--one on the camera, one stowed beside it.The latch mechanism for closing the main flap is... fine. It mostly works as designed but if you have to stretch it a bit to get it to close, it can be frustrating to get back open. It's also going to keep your stuff safe in a light drizzle but if you're in a real storm the stuff inside is likely going to get a little wet because the flap just sets on top of the open bag--no zipper or any other way to seal it tighter.

Actually less useful than the everyday sling. The internal unit cannot take my 6D mk2 and 2 lenses but the worst part is the catch and flap which actually hits your face when trying to get a camera out !

two camera bodies, a telephoto lens, a 35mm, a 50mm, speedlite and some filters. Just in the main compartment. Its fantastic.

Having owned numerous Peak Design camera accessories for years, I was very excited to order this bag for my gear. Previously, I had used an all-purpose Freitag messenger bag, but organization was always an issue.Pros:- highly customizable for different needs and usages- lots of useful pockets all over the place- origami dividers are really excellent- expandable using capture and the included straps- really thoughtful touches - like the tripod strap attachment points.Cons:(Almost ALL of my complaints about this bag have to do with the strap)- When I loaded my kit (2 mirrorless bodies, 3 lenses, 1 Peak Travel tripod, cleaning supplies and replacement batteries) the strap was extraordinarily painful. I adjusted it every way possible, and in almost every configuration, the quick adjust buckle was digging uncomfortably into wherever it happened to land at that moment. When I took one camera out and removed the tripod, it became moderately more tolerable, but if the bag is designed to hold all this equipment, the strap should be up to the task.- Strap adjustment mechanism should be redesigned so it can never become a pressure point on the body (Freitags do this very well)- The strap connections are parallel to the long side of the bag, which create a weird angle and connection when worn. It would be better for the strap to connect parallel to the short sides of the bag.- From an aesthetic standpoint, it's a bit drab.Because every Peak Design product I have own previously has been exceptional, the deficiencies in this product surprised and disappointed me.