Awesome review thank you. I specifically got both 3l in green and 6l in black. Returned the 3l because it was too small didn't even fit a lumix s9 comfortably with my other small needs
Have the 9l and just ordered the 3l after trying it for a small m4/3 camera setup. Think 6l is the best option for most people. Went for the small 3l knowing the size limitations but just want a sling type camera bag which there are surprisingly few options out there with enough structure for interchangeable lens setup. The 3l is nice, a bit bulky for a small bag. But some things are cheap or I’ll thought out. Like the straps underneath and the gigantic key leash… May cut them off and put on better kit. Really could’ve benefitted from hoops like peak design carry system which would give more carry options and not leave dangling hoops at the bottom. Second thing is the strap is too bulky for a small sling. No need to have the same strap and padding for a small bag and the 9l version… general theme with the design being overly “rugged” when not needed. For example massive handles. Other small misses are top pocket is just open cavity and could have used organisation for as cards or cables. Front pocket pretty tight a can hard fit a slim wallet or battery bank. Feel like fixing these things would make this an incredible bag.
I have a nikon z50 II with a pancake objective and a 11cm telephoto lens. I want them fit fit both in there but to also have enough room to take maybe a second 10cm objective in there. would you take the 3l or 6l version
@@blivionofficial8648 I would go with the 6L that Nikon is a bit bigger than my Fuji XT30 ii the extra 10cm objective would fit better as well. The 3L you camera would be too small
@@mikeh2065 I used both and the 3L is just too little for me. I wanted to carry my camera, phone, keys and found it a bit too tight. And 6L was the perfect selection in the end
Been looking at this bag for quite sometime now, been using a 3 liter Hex Ranger ONI sling. I carry almost the same as you, except I use an Olympus EPM-1 and a PSP Vita, my question, is the bag ambidextrous? It doesn't seem like it based on the positioning of the shoulder pad area.
Thanks for checking it out. I get what you mean, sometimes it feels weird if we carry things in one shoulder until we switch sides, short answer, Yes, you can carry the bag on either shoulder. You just detached the strap from the bag and flip it. The bag has 3 quick release points. One Is the clip by the adjustment strap and the other 2 are at the end of each side of the strap
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Nice review 😊, 6L for me. Thank you!
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Awesome review thank you. I specifically got both 3l in green and 6l in black. Returned the 3l because it was too small didn't even fit a lumix s9 comfortably with my other small needs
@@Magische84 thank you very similar reason I kept the 6L. Glad your enjoyed it don’t forget to subscribe
Great review thank you very much!
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Great review. Thanks!
Have the 9l and just ordered the 3l after trying it for a small m4/3 camera setup. Think 6l is the best option for most people. Went for the small 3l knowing the size limitations but just want a sling type camera bag which there are surprisingly few options out there with enough structure for interchangeable lens setup. The 3l is nice, a bit bulky for a small bag. But some things are cheap or I’ll thought out. Like the straps underneath and the gigantic key leash… May cut them off and put on better kit. Really could’ve benefitted from hoops like peak design carry system which would give more carry options and not leave dangling hoops at the bottom. Second thing is the strap is too bulky for a small sling. No need to have the same strap and padding for a small bag and the 9l version… general theme with the design being overly “rugged” when not needed. For example massive handles. Other small misses are top pocket is just open cavity and could have used organisation for as cards or cables. Front pocket pretty tight a can hard fit a slim wallet or battery bank. Feel like fixing these things would make this an incredible bag.
I have a nikon z50 II with a pancake objective and a 11cm telephoto lens. I want them fit fit both in there but to also have enough room to take maybe a second 10cm objective in there. would you take the 3l or 6l version
@@blivionofficial8648 I would go with the 6L that Nikon is a bit bigger than my Fuji XT30 ii the extra 10cm objective would fit better as well. The 3L you camera would be too small
Great review! I'm now thinking 6L.
@@mikeh2065 I used both and the 3L is just too little for me. I wanted to carry my camera, phone, keys and found it a bit too tight. And 6L was the perfect selection in the end
Been looking at this bag for quite sometime now, been using a 3 liter Hex Ranger ONI sling. I carry almost the same as you, except I use an Olympus EPM-1 and a PSP Vita, my question, is the bag ambidextrous? It doesn't seem like it based on the positioning of the shoulder pad area.
Thanks for checking it out. I get what you mean, sometimes it feels weird if we carry things in one shoulder until we switch sides, short answer, Yes, you can carry the bag on either shoulder. You just detached the strap from the bag and flip it. The bag has 3 quick release points. One Is the clip by the adjustment strap and the other 2 are at the end of each side of the strap
@@itsgussy Thank you so much for replying, this'll help a lot.
@@supervf1 glad I can help. I figured people were looking for something in depth showcasing the bags
will the 3L fit an ipad mini?
@@kairafrancesca6872 yes you can fit the iPad mini inside the main compartment
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Fantastic review thank you so much
@@satthiru8133 thank you! Glad it helped you. A tough choice, which one are you deciding on?
Ordered the 6L. I'll know if that is too big or not once it arrives :)
@ perfect choice I think you’ll like it. The 3L was too small for mi liking