Key Features
- Waist or Shoulder Carry, Packable
- Allows Right or Left Shoulder Placement
- Padded Strap with One-Handed Adjustment
- Foldable, Multi-Configuration Dividers
- Organizer Pockets, 11" Tablet Pocket
- Front Panel Pocket
- External Carry Straps
- Capture Clip Attachment Points
- Weather-Resistant Exterior
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Top customer reviews
- A Peace of Mind with Plenty of SpaceHonestly, the only bag that gives me peace of mind when I have my gears with me. The material if this sling bag feels great as always, compartments are well designed. Enough to fit my 13in Macbook Pro in it, I am certainly satisfied with this bag. I carry a Sony A7III with a 50mm and some accessories like prisms, chargers, lens caps. I also carry a small water bottle and some LED lights with me. All fits nice and snug, and when I need to, I will carry my Macbook with me as well. The only thing I've found that is remotely close to this bag is the Incase DSLR Sling, similar design and similar functionalities. But this Peak Design Sling comes out on top for me as it has a better feel, and layers feel more robust and protective.
- Really nice bagI bought the 3L Sling and it is a really high quality bag, perfect for my sony A6400 with a couple prime lenses. I sort of regret not buying the next size but I don't regret purchasing the bag due to how high quality it seems and comfortable it is to carry.
- the 10L is perfect for full-frame, the 6L is great for just lensesi originally got the 6L, not fully understanding that the 10L was designed specifically for full-frame cameras. the 6L was useful, but not exactly what i needed. it does a great job of holding a couple of lenses, a flash, and a few other items, but what i really needed was the 10L. i ended up ordering that one as well. i love it, it does almost everything i need it to. the only gripe i have about both bags is that there is no way i would ever use the capture clip where it's intended to go. if i have this thing strapped to my back, i don't want my camera dangling behind me, i think it should always be visible to me so that i don't inadvertently damage it, and if something goes flying off, i want to know right before it happens or as it's happening. other than that, it's a great bag!
- 10LI use it to have my camera every day going to work by bike. This way I don't loose opportunity in my time off to take photograph. All my gear is to heavy for a real full backpack on a bike for long ride. This messenger bag is convenient for the fact that it swings around and allow all the photograph set up to be made standing without putting the bag down or using a table. The other thing of major concern is the weather protection and the padding of the bag are very great. If anything append on my bike that damages the camera, it will probably be because I have suffered myself severe injuries. And at that point photography will be secondary. Other bag may ave better fabric to repel water, but this one is built in a way that leave no gaps for water to get in. I live in Victoria BC, and it rain half of the year over here. I did not have any issues with my gear getting wet and I bike an hour and half a day in the week. So in short more is less.
- A lovely stiff bag for everyday useI've got mine, a 6L Everyday Sling bag, about a month ago, very happy with the built and the space I have got. I have my X100F and XT3 with an attached lens in there and a couple of batteries. I carry the bag on my right shoulder, changing from left to right took about 5 minutes. The bag is a bit stiff like my older PD backpack and I am hoping it will loosen up just a bit. Altogether a great buy, highly recommended!
