Peak Design Everyday Messenger 13L

Crafted with everything you'd want from a Peak Design Messenger bag, I currently have their 6L sling so I knew the quality which didn't let me down. I really wanted to love this bag but it just was not deep enough closing the bag was an issue with my Sony A7m4 with a 70-200GM MII body/lens connected, and some smaller lenses, yes it fits but only side ways and then the rest of the bag is waisted. Making use of the dividers as a platform with cubbies for my other lenses the connected A74 body with 70-200 resting on the platform just slops around and a bit fiddly to grab anything from underneath. So it's being returned and ordered the 20L Everyday Backpack with easer side access. Don't let this put you off lovely bag but if it could have been stored vertically with body attached "perfect" Also my 12.9 iPad with Magic Keyboard fitted great. Could have been 5 stars but 4 as it did not suite my particular needs.

I bought this for OH, he loves it as it has plenty of room for camera and extra lenses. Well designed and light weight

For as much as this is a lovely bag, I find it hard to recommend over the slightly smaller everyday sling. The sling is more accessible, has a more flexible front pocket and it's cheaper.It also isn't quite as functional as the v1 which is a big disappointment.Still, it's a decent bag if you need to carry a camera and a couple of lenses, plus a laptop. I know it says up to 13 inch laptop but my new 14 inch MacBook Pro fits beautifully.I'm not disappointed enough to return it, I'll definitely use it, but it's really not as good as some of peak designs other offerings.

Just what I needed! Well built, very well designed and comfortable to wear. Ideal for quick trips with just one or two extra lenses. Enough room for filters, lens hoods and other accessories. Very happy indeed.

Peak design bags are well thought out and can be used for multiple occasions, in my case, photography. The bag is sturdy and well made like all Peak Design bags. There are lots of little pockets and if you had a mirror less system you could easily fit a couple of bodies with primes attached and still have room for a lens or two.