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Thank you for putting the DJI drone bag into the backpack! I've looked all over for that example, and was happy to see it shown here. Love your content!
Thanks for the review! Will the Zhiyun Crane plus fit in the 20L? Its the biggest thing i have that im concerned about and im only around 5’8 and worried that the 30l would be too big. I also will most likely pack the mavic (wtout the flymore bag), a mirrorless camera with maybe a 18-105 lens plus a gopro and my 15inch mbp.
Alex Chung Peak Design Everyday Carry 20 is too small and over priced. When I have the A6500 and the Zhiyun Crane Plus assembled, it’s not practical to place it inside the Peak Design backpack, instead, I’ve been placing the assembled A6500/Crane into a separate Lowepro Sling Bag III for run and gun. Still in Beijing, as I write this comment. 12/8/2018
I loaded my tripod on the side I do not want to open. Quick and easy way for me to know DO NOT OPEN! I was gifted the 20L I exchanged it for the 30L and then exchanged it back to the 20L. Majority of the time its an everyday bag to/from work and daily stuff. For that the 30L is too big. When I travel I would rather make the 20L work and It will help me to carry the necessities and not carry clutter. Thanks!
I plan on getting the 30L and am a little concerned with it being too big. I have M4/3 set up but I plan to grow grow my gear so I want a bag that will accommodate that. Also, I feel like the extra space will be good for hiking. Thanks for the great and thorough reviews man! Keep up with the quality content 👌
Thanks man appreciate it. This one was actually super easy to film. I literally sat down and just blurted out my thoughts about the bag :) Glad you're enjoying your 30L!
I know this is long over due, but do you think the 20L could hold a A7III with Tamron 28-75 attached and then the original mavic pro? I am short as well so I think the 30 might look too large on me
Yes I think that'll work. The Mavic Pro will sit on the bottom level and you'd put the A7III + lens on the middle shelf leaving some room at the top still. Have you gone in-store to check it out by chance?
Great videos. When traveling does the 30L pass as your carry-on or can it be counted as your personal item and you can bring an additional carry-on suitcase? Due to its size I was just wondering if you would get hassled by the airlines. Thanks.
Nghimo so far I’ve been good to count it as a personal item just like most backpacks would. Now I won’t lie it’s pretty big and sometimes barely fits underneath the seat but I haven’t been hassled yet!
I’m stuck I’m thinking of investing in this bag I like the 20l for school but I go to work after school so I need carry my work gear with me which includes chef clothes and knives depending where I’m working and maybe work boots too so I thought the 30L might work well for me not sure 😣
I’m 5’11”! In my latest video on the 30L Travel Backpack I do a walking video posing with the bag to get a sense of the size but I know it’s a different backpack. It might help give you an idea of my size and build?
Katherine Wong I would say that it does retain its shape all the time which is what I like about it but if you do want to fully collapse it, take out all the dividers and you it’ll work. What use-case are you thinking right now?
I am tossing between the Wandrd Prvke21 and PD EDB 20L. I m 5"4 tall, looking for a backpack doesn't look overly bulky on everyday use but expandable while travel.
Katherine Wong gotcha! I think the 20L is perfect. It’s a bag that doesn’t feel large or bulky at all. That said I don’t have any experience with the PRVKE21. Is being collapsible to flat something that is super important? I can see you doing that with the PD but really only for transport of the bag inside of another.
With the 2OL, I just carry my Mavic Pro in the DJI Combo FlyMore black-bag. I find that if I put too much things into the 2OL, too many things can fall out. I’ve the Sony A6500 with Zhiyun Crane Plus, in the 20L. Btw, I flew my Mavic Pro on Nov 25, 2018, and have footage of two sections of the Great Wall. 司马台长城，(and awesome video with my GoPro7 Black). 金山岭长城 outside of SE Beijing in Hubei. 12/8/2018 in Beijing.
Great vids hombre! Question for you and this is probably aimed at the 30L bag. Supposed you have a camera (Fuji xh1), couple of prime lenses, laptop, iPad, and odds and ends. Do you think you could pack two days of clothings too? (Assuming you use the rolling method)? I’d love to use the 30 for a 1 bag travel bag and then then not traveling have it as my day carry. I know there is a bigger travel bag but that would be too big for a daily carry I think. Thanks for the effort in getting all your information out! Chris
Hey thanks Chris! It depends on how light of a packer you are in terms of clothes for the 30L backpack. I've done something similar for ski trips where I've used the bag to carry 2 days worth of clothes but with that, a lot of it I was wearing since it was the winter and I only had a change of base layers+underwear+PJs. I think a drone would push things over the limit so leave that at home if you have it but camera + lens (2 max) +laptop + iPad + some charging stuff + a few toiletries, you should be fine!
I'd say the protection is actually pretty good. You have the wings on both sides which have that soft material. The dividers do a great job at keeping all the gear in place and the inner walls of the bag are also finished in that softer felt-like material. Haven't had any issues yet!
Damn dude, this review was on point and you are more dedicated to actually help people out than everyone else if seen so far. You earned yourself a like and sub easily.
Yes it'll fit but you'll have to adjust your dividers in the bag within the 20L to give more space for the 5DMK3 with Grip. The body + grip will take the full width of the bag in one divider and the 50/85mm can sit in a second divider. The spare lens may or may not fit in a divider depending on how big it is. If it doesn't fit a divider, you can always put it on the top part of the bag above the dividers and just make sure it is in its own lens case. Hope that helps!
Awesome, laid back review. Getting the 20L. One thing to add to your video would be your body composition, specifically torso length would be cool to know for comparison.
Hey Miguel, that's a good suggestion. If you're curious, I would say I'm a medium build with somewhat wider shoulders. No torso length I'm not too sure how to measure haha!
I bought the 20 L and it’s slightly too small. So I saw your video and thought I won’t be there only insane person to have the 20 later and the 30L, so I ordered the 30 L too.
The truth is the maglatch on the backpack works really well and has safety built in inherently because the only way to open it is to pull down and outwards. There's no additional mechanism to lock it down in place though if that's what you're asking.
That’s a good question. Loose leaf paper is not easy to slot into the laptop compartment because there’s a lot of friction in the materials and it won’t slide in cleanly. Is that what you were wondering about?
Going Awesome Places i was more wondering about if an a4 folder could somehow fit into the main pocket, but thanks for answering because thats also important to know.
Hi, very nice review! The bag is GORGEOUS DESIGN + FUNCTIONAL COMPARTMENTS = HEAVEN!! I didn't realize that this bag is designed to be a camera bag. I am planning to get this as a gift for my boyfriend for work and gym. Do you have any feedback on using the bag as a gym bag...like going to the gym after work. I was thinking that the divider can be used to compartmentalize the running shoes, workout clothes and lunch. Edit - this is for the 20L backpack :)
Hey Rose! Haha definitely organizer heaven here and customizable to what you need. Now I have to be honest, I haven't used the bag as a true gym bag although I have thrown random clothing inside my 30L while travelling. I'm guessing you're thinking about the 20L right? Well I can't see why you couldn't use it as a gym bag because if you make the dividers wide enough, you should be able to easily slot shoes in one compartment and clothes in another. You probably wouldn't need as many dividers as are provided and everything else you'd need for work would most likely just fit through the zippered part of the bag (i.e. laptop, keys, pens, misc stuff).
Great video. When I travel,I usually carry my Sony mirrorless camera with 3 lenses, a 10 inch tablet and a lot of accessories like flash, batteries,chargers, etc...etc... Do you think a 30L is overkill?
Thanks Danny! I don't think that's overkill at all especially because you're bringing 3 lenses + flash. That said, you could in theory pack all that in with a 20L but it would be tight and wouldn't leave you much room for much else.
If the travel backpack is completely empty I suppose you'd be able to fit in the 20L. 30L wouldn't and at the same time wouldn't make too much sense to put a bag in a bag. What would work really well actually is the 5L Sling. It's the perfect width for the travel backpack.
@@nelsonkskim I shoot with Olympus M43 so I usually bring the main camera body + an all around lens (12-40mm) and a wide (7-14). In equivalent full frame terms (i.e. Canon) that'd be a 24-70 and 16-35mm. That's usually enough for my photo and video work!
Great review! I’m leaning towards the 30L. I’ve seen that the laptop compartment can expand into the bag to some degree. I have a thicker 15” Dell Latitude laptop for work plus a file portfolio... maybe 2.5-3” total thickness. Will the back section expand that much? I’m looking for a sleek, everyday work bag where I can also always have my camera with me. Hoping this bag fits the bill. I love everything I’ve seen so far.
Going Awesome Places I did a rain test with the bag. 1 min low shower head and the bag failed. Bottom and corners all leaked enough I would trust this bag without a rain bag over it.
Sid Nguyen thanks for your update! Under heavy steady rain I’d expect as much since it’s not rated to be water proof. That said under rain in urban areas where you’re kind of ducking in and out, those corners have gotten wet but the insides with camera gear were dry and protected.
That is great! Continue using the bag and get used to how it works and I am sure you'll love it :) Thank you for watching and hopefully you'll enjoy the other videos on the channel!
我觉得20L 太小。 价钱太贵，不划算。 Peak Design Everyday Carry 20L is too small and overpriced. When I have the A6500 and the Zhiyun Crane Plus 之云鹤+ assembled, it’s not practical to place it inside the Peak Design backpack, instead, I’ve been placing the assembled A6500/Crane into a separate Lowepro Sling Bag III for run and gun. Still in Beijing, as I write this comment. 12/8/2018.
Hi Robert, yes it does (at least for the flights I have been on). It may stick out from the seat in front of you but flight attendants haven't bugged me about that and if I'm travelling with a jacket, I usually just put it over my lap to obscure the bag. You do lose legroom though so that's something you'll have to manage.
Let me solve your "main issue" right now. If you know which side is your "go to" side then you simply load your "go to" items accessible when you flip to that primary side. After just a short while of using it you will develop muscle memory and when that sudden opportunity for a great picture presents itself, and you quickly respond with flipping the backpack to it's "go to" side, you will have your camera and lenses you use most ready for action. Second issue with no legroom by placing the 30L under the seat in front of you......um, don't put it under the seat in front of you. I fly a lot, and I mean a lot, and I've NEVER had to put things under the seat in front of me....NEVER! I see absolutely ZERO reason why anyone would do this.
Good tips for new users for sure! When wearing the bag itself, it's less of an issue because like you said, you eventually develop a comfortable way to swing it around whether it be your left or right side. One thing that I still kind of have trouble with is when I have the bag on the ground and I'm facing it. Remembering which side my camera body is on can be confusing sometimes because how you swing it doesn't automatically click in your head whether it's the left or right flap (if maglatch side is facing you). The longer you travel with the bag the more automatic it becomes but it takes some time for it to register (at least it did for me!)
Looks like 20L should also fit the Osmo if you set up a vertical pass through by collapsing the sides of all shelves. I also found out that carrying something like a water bottle in a side pocket really helps me remember which side I have to swing to. :) Got myself a 20L one about a month ago (thanks to your reviews, very helpful!) and have been trying its limits a lot. It even fits a 15.6 inch laptop (a really fat one), although it's pretty tight.
Thanks for watching! Actually you're right, that's a neat trick that you can use that I totally forgot to mention! I discovered it awhile back...good call :) Also like the water bottle trick haha...simple but works! Impressive you've been able to fit a 15" into the 20L. Been happy with the purchase or thinking about whether you'll need a 30L in the future?
I don't travel too often, also not very good at it... Still rely on a checked in bag for the most of my stuff :) Once I get rid of it I will need a bigger carry on for sure. For now 20l works perfectly for me as a daily bag. I don't use it for camera gear, just a bunch of small things, occasionally an action cam and a drone.
Hey Justin, I don't have a Phantom Pro but I would be skeptical about fitting one in the 20L unless you're talking about slinging it on the outside of the back using the straps.
Hopefully this comment is seen by others considering which one to go with. I have an everyday sling 10L. It is *too small* for even a jot down the street if I want a tripod and other camera gear I want to use like a speed light and some magmod gear. Yesterday I looked at the 20L. Honestly it doesn't appear to be a whole lot bigger though I know it is. I think I would still long for more space as I tend to spend a few hours out shooting and want the bare necessities along with enough camera gear to feel comfortable with. I too have a mirrorless and though they are small, I want a zoom lens that will do the job along with another lens. Based on these reviews I've decided on the 30L because I don't need more than one bag and I'll be prepared for most if not all situations as well as having snacks and whatever other little things that come up. Those little things can add up to more space than you have if your bag isn't big enough. Thanks for the review @Going Awesome Places.
Thanks for dropping your comments here and taking the effort to write so much detail. I agree that 20L should be enough but with the 30L you know you're going to have enough space for whatever type of trip might come your way whether it be something for the day or a multi-day trip. Hope you enjoy the bag!!
LOL did I say that in this video?? I think in my Zolo video I talked about wine gums and how the zolos look like black wine gums that stick out of my ear. Jaybirds are bluetooth headphones that I used to use but were wired from ear to ear.
Ohh that would be very tight I think. The 70-200 would blow things away because that would take a complete slot at the bottom and the slot above could really only fit one mirrorless body + a smaller lens like a 16-35. If you're then comfortable with having the remaining things in the top open compartment, MAYBE you could? But I would definitely recommend a 30L for your needs
Hi. Since it’s been one year since this video was made, how would you rate it now compared to the time you published the review? Has the 30L EDB aged well? I’m interested to know if it’s durable and would last for an extended period of time. Thanks
great comparison! I will be carrying a mavic 2 with controller, iPad mini, a canon rebel with 2-3 lenses, a 15 MacBook Pro, accessories for all things mentioned prior and I would like to also fit a textbook or notebook in it as well. Do you think the 20L is capable or is the 30L my best bet?
Thanks for dropping a comment Michael! I think for all the things you got there since you've got drone + camera + misc., the 30L is going to be your best bet. With the 20L you're going to have to make sacrifices on lenses and the number of drone batteries you bring for sure. Hope that helps!
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20L vs 30L for school where we use both laptops and folders/binders?
judah wong i would get the 30L just to be on the safe side but if you take out the camera shelves both are pretty big
Thank you for putting the DJI drone bag into the backpack! I've looked all over for that example, and was happy to see it shown here. Love your content!
Thanks for the review! Will the Zhiyun Crane plus fit in the 20L? Its the biggest thing i have that im concerned about and im only around 5’8 and worried that the 30l would be too big. I also will most likely pack the mavic (wtout the flymore bag), a mirrorless camera with maybe a 18-105 lens plus a gopro and my 15inch mbp.
I'd like an answer to this as well.
did u get a answer?
Alex Chung
Peak Design Everyday Carry 20 is too small and over priced. When I have the A6500 and the Zhiyun Crane Plus assembled, it’s not practical to place it inside the Peak Design backpack, instead, I’ve been placing the assembled A6500/Crane into a separate Lowepro Sling Bag III for run and gun. Still in Beijing, as I write this comment. 12/8/2018
I loaded my tripod on the side I do not want to open. Quick and easy way for me to know DO NOT OPEN! I was gifted the 20L I exchanged it for the 30L and then exchanged it back to the 20L. Majority of the time its an everyday bag to/from work and daily stuff. For that the 30L is too big. When I travel I would rather make the 20L work and It will help me to carry the necessities and not carry clutter. Thanks!
Raj Balwani smart tip! I’ll use that one next time I use the bag ;). Thanks!!
I plan on getting the 30L and am a little concerned with it being too big. I have M4/3 set up but I plan to grow grow my gear so I want a bag that will accommodate that. Also, I feel like the extra space will be good for hiking. Thanks for the great and thorough reviews man! Keep up with the quality content 👌
Thanks man appreciate it. This one was actually super easy to film. I literally sat down and just blurted out my thoughts about the bag :)
Glad you're enjoying your 30L!
Good review 👍👍
It's an awesome backpack and you've seen me use it in real life!
Going Awesome Places yeah I recognize it on you. Nice!
I know this is long over due, but do you think the 20L could hold a A7III with Tamron 28-75 attached and then the original mavic pro? I am short as well so I think the 30 might look too large on me
Yes I think that'll work. The Mavic Pro will sit on the bottom level and you'd put the A7III + lens on the middle shelf leaving some room at the top still. Have you gone in-store to check it out by chance?
Great videos. When traveling does the 30L pass as your carry-on or can it be counted as your personal item and you can bring an additional carry-on suitcase? Due to its size I was just wondering if you would get hassled by the airlines. Thanks.
Nghimo so far I’ve been good to count it as a personal item just like most backpacks would. Now I won’t lie it’s pretty big and sometimes barely fits underneath the seat but I haven’t been hassled yet!
Going Awesome Places Thanks! Keep up the great videos!
I’m stuck I’m thinking of investing in this bag I like the 20l for school but I go to work after school so I need carry my work gear with me which includes chef clothes and knives depending where I’m working and maybe work boots too so I thought the 30L might work well for me not sure 😣
Can new 16” MacBook Pro fit in 20L ?
that is the type of review i was looking for. everything you need to know and how it looks on someone.. perfectly done my asian brother!
Thanks buddy!!
How tall are you? Need to know so I can better understand the size of the bags while you're wearing them
I’m 5’11”! In my latest video on the 30L Travel Backpack I do a walking video posing with the bag to get a sense of the size but I know it’s a different backpack. It might help give you an idea of my size and build?
I would use this for packing cube and shoes and take out the Velcro bits
Can you flatten the bag (20L) a bit when it is sort of empty or it stays at its 'round' shape all the time?
Katherine Wong I would say that it does retain its shape all the time which is what I like about it but if you do want to fully collapse it, take out all the dividers and you it’ll work. What use-case are you thinking right now?
I am tossing between the Wandrd Prvke21 and PD EDB 20L. I m 5"4 tall, looking for a backpack doesn't look overly bulky on everyday use but expandable while travel.
Katherine Wong gotcha! I think the 20L is perfect. It’s a bag that doesn’t feel large or bulky at all. That said I don’t have any experience with the PRVKE21. Is being collapsible to flat something that is super important? I can see you doing that with the PD but really only for transport of the bag inside of another.
Wait did he say work at starbucks or does he mean go to starbucks and work from there.
Good question! In the past, I would bring my laptop and of course the Everyday Backpack to work out of a Starbucks as a "coworking space".
Will the mavic pro bag fit better as sideways in the 20L?
Yes the Mavic Pro can fit in sideways in one of the dividers with no issues. I have a hard case for it and it fits with no issues.
With the 2OL, I just carry my Mavic Pro in the DJI Combo FlyMore black-bag. I find that if I put too much things into the 2OL, too many things can fall out. I’ve the Sony A6500 with Zhiyun Crane Plus, in the 20L.
Btw, I flew my Mavic Pro on Nov 25, 2018, and have footage of two sections of the Great Wall. 司马台长城，(and awesome video with my GoPro7 Black). 金山岭长城 outside of SE Beijing in Hubei. 12/8/2018 in Beijing.
Great vids hombre! Question for you and this is probably aimed at the 30L bag. Supposed you have a camera (Fuji xh1), couple of prime lenses, laptop, iPad, and odds and ends. Do you think you could pack two days of clothings too? (Assuming you use the rolling method)? I’d love to use the 30 for a 1 bag travel bag and then then not traveling have it as my day carry. I know there is a bigger travel bag but that would be too big for a daily carry I think. Thanks for the effort in getting all your information out! Chris
Hey thanks Chris! It depends on how light of a packer you are in terms of clothes for the 30L backpack. I've done something similar for ski trips where I've used the bag to carry 2 days worth of clothes but with that, a lot of it I was wearing since it was the winter and I only had a change of base layers+underwear+PJs. I think a drone would push things over the limit so leave that at home if you have it but camera + lens (2 max) +laptop + iPad + some charging stuff + a few toiletries, you should be fine!
Are shoulder straps very comfortable on the 30l fully packed?
No. Definitely no. I have the 30l use this everyday and i wouldnt recommend using it for longer periods.
My camera is Blackmagic Design Pocket cinema camera 4 K, with 3 MFT Voigtlander Lenses. Which do you prefer 20 L or 30 L?
Great review! I was wondering how much protection does it give? Is it thin?
I'd say the protection is actually pretty good. You have the wings on both sides which have that soft material. The dividers do a great job at keeping all the gear in place and the inner walls of the bag are also finished in that softer felt-like material. Haven't had any issues yet!
@@GoingAwesomePlaces Thanks a bunch! That's what I was hoping for! You sold me. Lol
@@yungandsandy You're welcome!!
Best review I’ve seen so far! You showed and said everything I needed to know. Thank you for that!
Great review, touched on so many good points and the hiking tip was great. Toronto as well! Cheers !
YASSS another Toronto subscriber :) Glad you liked the video and hope you end up picking one up!
Damn dude, this review was on point and you are more dedicated to actually help people out than everyone else if seen so far. You earned yourself a like and sub easily.
Thanks so much! 😊 🙏
Could you maybe tell me what you're height is? Then I can imagine how I would look with these bags😬😂
I’m 5’11” if that helps!
@@GoingAwesomePlaces okay, thx
Would the 20L be sufficient for a 5D Mk3 + Grip and a 50mm or 85mm? With enough room for a spare lens?
Yes it'll fit but you'll have to adjust your dividers in the bag within the 20L to give more space for the 5DMK3 with Grip. The body + grip will take the full width of the bag in one divider and the 50/85mm can sit in a second divider. The spare lens may or may not fit in a divider depending on how big it is. If it doesn't fit a divider, you can always put it on the top part of the bag above the dividers and just make sure it is in its own lens case. Hope that helps!
Awesome, laid back review. Getting the 20L. One thing to add to your video would be your body composition, specifically torso length would be cool to know for comparison.
Hey Miguel, that's a good suggestion. If you're curious, I would say I'm a medium build with somewhat wider shoulders. No torso length I'm not too sure how to measure haha!
This is the bag I need for travelling!
It’s been such a handy bag to have at my disposal for travel :). Hope you get to grab one! Don’t forget the discount code if you do!
I bought the 20 L and it’s slightly too small. So I saw your video and thought I won’t be there only insane person to have the 20 later and the 30L, so I ordered the 30 L too.
are there ways to ensure that the top cover wont be opened easily?
The truth is the maglatch on the backpack works really well and has safety built in inherently because the only way to open it is to pull down and outwards. There's no additional mechanism to lock it down in place though if that's what you're asking.
I have a camera with the Ronin SC. Will the 20L be enough space for the everyday backpack?
Great Video!! I'm curious to know how tall you are to compare how the bags look on your body vs mine.
Fabeaux I’m 5’10” - just double checked too lol
Hey, i’m thinking of getting this bag for highschool. I was wondering if it is possible to use a paper folded in this bag?
That’s a good question. Loose leaf paper is not easy to slot into the laptop compartment because there’s a lot of friction in the materials and it won’t slide in cleanly. Is that what you were wondering about?
Going Awesome Places i was more wondering about if an a4 folder could somehow fit into the main pocket, but thanks for answering because thats also important to know.
Really nice review man thanks!
You're welcome. Thank you for stopping by!
Hi, very nice review! The bag is GORGEOUS DESIGN + FUNCTIONAL COMPARTMENTS = HEAVEN!! I didn't realize that this bag is designed to be a camera bag. I am planning to get this as a gift for my boyfriend for work and gym. Do you have any feedback on using the bag as a gym bag...like going to the gym after work. I was thinking that the divider can be used to compartmentalize the running shoes, workout clothes and lunch.
Edit - this is for the 20L backpack :)
Hey Rose! Haha definitely organizer heaven here and customizable to what you need. Now I have to be honest, I haven't used the bag as a true gym bag although I have thrown random clothing inside my 30L while travelling. I'm guessing you're thinking about the 20L right? Well I can't see why you couldn't use it as a gym bag because if you make the dividers wide enough, you should be able to easily slot shoes in one compartment and clothes in another. You probably wouldn't need as many dividers as are provided and everything else you'd need for work would most likely just fit through the zippered part of the bag (i.e. laptop, keys, pens, misc stuff).
Great video.
When I travel,I usually carry my Sony mirrorless camera with 3 lenses, a 10 inch tablet and a lot of accessories like flash, batteries,chargers, etc...etc... Do you think a 30L is overkill?
Thanks Danny! I don't think that's overkill at all especially because you're bringing 3 lenses + flash. That said, you could in theory pack all that in with a 20L but it would be tight and wouldn't leave you much room for much else.
@@GoingAwesomePlaces thank you for your time to respond to my question.
@@NLMusique You're welcome!
Awesome videos man. You told me everything I wanted to know about the bags in the way I like it. Perfect! :)
Awesome I'm glad! If you have any other questions Thomas don't hesitate to ask!
Thanks mate, seeing how the OSMO fits did help me a lot. Going for the 30L. ^^
n2bch you’re welcome!!
Awesome review ! Looks like I'll be getting the 20L thanks to you !
You're welcome Mike!
You really don’t have a lot of equipment.
What gear do you travel with?
And that’s a good point! You don’t have to bring a whole studio with you.. traveling with less is the best
Nice review, thank's for that! :-)
Thanks!
Does this fit inside the travel backpack?
If the travel backpack is completely empty I suppose you'd be able to fit in the 20L. 30L wouldn't and at the same time wouldn't make too much sense to put a bag in a bag. What would work really well actually is the 5L Sling. It's the perfect width for the travel backpack.
@@GoingAwesomePlaces Thanks for the reply! What lenses do you take for travel? I'm a new photographer and havent traveled much.
@@nelsonkskim I shoot with Olympus M43 so I usually bring the main camera body + an all around lens (12-40mm) and a wide (7-14). In equivalent full frame terms (i.e. Canon) that'd be a 24-70 and 16-35mm. That's usually enough for my photo and video work!
Have you ever gotten away with using the 30 L as a personal item on flights?
Great review! I’m leaning towards the 30L. I’ve seen that the laptop compartment can expand into the bag to some degree. I have a thicker 15” Dell Latitude laptop for work plus a file portfolio... maybe 2.5-3” total thickness. Will the back section expand that much? I’m looking for a sleek, everyday work bag where I can also always have my camera with me. Hoping this bag fits the bill. I love everything I’ve seen so far.
20L all day
Luke Scazzero it’s a sweet bag that I still use!
Omg, you can still grab the lens and pull the camera out lol
Have u been caught in the rain?
I have! It’s held up pretty well in rain. Of course once you saturate the material it’s going to get moist inside but I was impressed.
Going Awesome Places I did a rain test with the bag. 1 min low shower head and the bag failed. Bottom and corners all leaked enough I would trust this bag without a rain bag over it.
Sid Nguyen thanks for your update! Under heavy steady rain I’d expect as much since it’s not rated to be water proof. That said under rain in urban areas where you’re kind of ducking in and out, those corners have gotten wet but the insides with camera gear were dry and protected.
@@GoingAwesomePlaces i don't understand why PD wouldn't include a rain bag.... so close to being a perfect bag....
$260 for 20L
Yes that's the current price of the bag!
非常棒的讲解，长草了于一周，看了很多评测，终于入了20L的炭灰色款！
谢谢！ 你会喜欢这个背包！
京东购买到货，材质、设计、细节、外观都很棒。于是又买了一个10l的单肩斜跨包，以及一副相机快装夹，今日到货，依然不出所料的棒。谢谢您的悉心介绍，其实，我是一边看自己喜爱的摄影等相关视频，一边在TH-cam上学习英语的。您的节目，很好，我会常来的。
That is great! Continue using the bag and get used to how it works and I am sure you'll love it :) Thank you for watching and hopefully you'll enjoy the other videos on the channel!
我觉得20L 太小。 价钱太贵，不划算。
Peak Design Everyday Carry 20L is too small and overpriced. When I have the A6500 and the Zhiyun Crane Plus 之云鹤+ assembled, it’s not practical to place it inside the Peak Design backpack, instead, I’ve been placing the assembled A6500/Crane into a separate Lowepro Sling Bag III for run and gun. Still in Beijing, as I write this comment. 12/8/2018.
Does the 30L(not packed full) fit under an airline seat? Thanks for the great information.
Hi Robert, yes it does (at least for the flights I have been on). It may stick out from the seat in front of you but flight attendants haven't bugged me about that and if I'm travelling with a jacket, I usually just put it over my lap to obscure the bag. You do lose legroom though so that's something you'll have to manage.
Let me solve your "main issue" right now. If you know which side is your "go to" side then you simply load your "go to" items accessible when you flip to that primary side. After just a short while of using it you will develop muscle memory and when that sudden opportunity for a great picture presents itself, and you quickly respond with flipping the backpack to it's "go to" side, you will have your camera and lenses you use most ready for action.
Second issue with no legroom by placing the 30L under the seat in front of you......um, don't put it under the seat in front of you. I fly a lot, and I mean a lot, and I've NEVER had to put things under the seat in front of me....NEVER! I see absolutely ZERO reason why anyone would do this.
Good tips for new users for sure! When wearing the bag itself, it's less of an issue because like you said, you eventually develop a comfortable way to swing it around whether it be your left or right side. One thing that I still kind of have trouble with is when I have the bag on the ground and I'm facing it. Remembering which side my camera body is on can be confusing sometimes because how you swing it doesn't automatically click in your head whether it's the left or right flap (if maglatch side is facing you). The longer you travel with the bag the more automatic it becomes but it takes some time for it to register (at least it did for me!)
Would the 20L fit a 15" Macbook Pro Retina?
I just checked and yes the 15" MBP Retina will fit in as the width of the opening of the top slot is much larger than the width of the Macbook.
Awesome! Thanks for taking the time to look into it!
Looks like 20L should also fit the Osmo if you set up a vertical pass through by collapsing the sides of all shelves. I also found out that carrying something like a water bottle in a side pocket really helps me remember which side I have to swing to. :)
Got myself a 20L one about a month ago (thanks to your reviews, very helpful!) and have been trying its limits a lot. It even fits a 15.6 inch laptop (a really fat one), although it's pretty tight.
Thanks for watching! Actually you're right, that's a neat trick that you can use that I totally forgot to mention! I discovered it awhile back...good call :)
Also like the water bottle trick haha...simple but works!
Impressive you've been able to fit a 15" into the 20L. Been happy with the purchase or thinking about whether you'll need a 30L in the future?
I don't travel too often, also not very good at it... Still rely on a checked in bag for the most of my stuff :)
Once I get rid of it I will need a bigger carry on for sure.
For now 20l works perfectly for me as a daily bag. I don't use it for camera gear, just a bunch of small things, occasionally an action cam and a drone.
MuffinLauncher careful with checking in of your camera gear. I’m always paranoid about that kind of thing!
I wonder if you can fit a phantom pro on the 20L 🤔. I know for a fact that you can on the 30L
Hey Justin, I don't have a Phantom Pro but I would be skeptical about fitting one in the 20L unless you're talking about slinging it on the outside of the back using the straps.
I made the jump to mirrorless a few months back...I think the 20L should be fine for my needs! Thanks for the vid!
SWEET! Another convert :) Glad you enjoyed the video!
Hopefully this comment is seen by others considering which one to go with. I have an everyday sling 10L. It is *too small* for even a jot down the street if I want a tripod and other camera gear I want to use like a speed light and some magmod gear.
Yesterday I looked at the 20L. Honestly it doesn't appear to be a whole lot bigger though I know it is. I think I would still long for more space as I tend to spend a few hours out shooting and want the bare necessities along with enough camera gear to feel comfortable with. I too have a mirrorless and though they are small, I want a zoom lens that will do the job along with another lens.
Based on these reviews I've decided on the 30L because I don't need more than one bag and I'll be prepared for most if not all situations as well as having snacks and whatever other little things that come up. Those little things can add up to more space than you have if your bag isn't big enough.
Thanks for the review @Going Awesome Places.
Thanks for dropping your comments here and taking the effort to write so much detail. I agree that 20L should be enough but with the 30L you know you're going to have enough space for whatever type of trip might come your way whether it be something for the day or a multi-day trip. Hope you enjoy the bag!!
You lost me at the gummy bears and Jaybirds.
LOL did I say that in this video?? I think in my Zolo video I talked about wine gums and how the zolos look like black wine gums that stick out of my ear. Jaybirds are bluetooth headphones that I used to use but were wired from ear to ear.
Can you fit 2 mirrorless bodies with lens (16-35 & 24-70mm) attached in the 20L with room for possibly 1 more lens (70-200mm) or a shoe mount flash?
Ohh that would be very tight I think. The 70-200 would blow things away because that would take a complete slot at the bottom and the slot above could really only fit one mirrorless body + a smaller lens like a 16-35. If you're then comfortable with having the remaining things in the top open compartment, MAYBE you could? But I would definitely recommend a 30L for your needs
Going Awesome Places could just the 2 bodies with lens attached fit (without the 70-200)? I prefer the smaller bag.
Hi. Since it’s been one year since this video was made, how would you rate it now compared to the time you published the review? Has the 30L EDB aged well?
I’m interested to know if it’s durable and would last for an extended period of time.
Thanks
great comparison! I will be carrying a mavic 2 with controller, iPad mini, a canon rebel with 2-3 lenses, a 15 MacBook Pro, accessories for all things mentioned prior and I would like to also fit a textbook or notebook in it as well. Do you think the 20L is capable or is the 30L my best bet?
Thanks for dropping a comment Michael! I think for all the things you got there since you've got drone + camera + misc., the 30L is going to be your best bet. With the 20L you're going to have to make sacrifices on lenses and the number of drone batteries you bring for sure. Hope that helps!
Helps tremendously! Thank you for the great content!
You’re very welcome!
michael sorokin 20L is too small. I’m disappointed with mine.
@@blcsfo Will you be upgrading to the 30L?