Peak DesignTravel Line Backpack 45L (Coyote) (Expandable 30-35-45L)

Peak Design lives up to a high standard. I took this product to Patagonia for 10 days, one-bag style, on multiple hikes, including a 13-mile trek to Laguna de Los Tres in El Chalten. There was plenty of room to pack for a 10-day trip that included hiking, different climates, and domestic South American flights. The zipper mechanisms are high quality and the materials feel quite durable. I feel like I made a major upgrade to my travel organization and one-bag capabilities by purchasing this product. The only thing I did not get to try was the laptop sleeve, but I also have the PD Every Day Backpack and both have been wonderful at protecting my important items.

Let me start by saying I’ve never bought an actual camera backpack. I’ve repurposed numerous other edc bags and gotten away with it until I bought the canon rf 200-800. That lens is so large it basically forced me to buy a full sized camera bag based on what I carry. This bag fit a medium camera cube with 2 bodies and 5 lenses, 6 including the 200-800, batteries, and a packed out tech pouch all in the main compartment. The kicker for me is the weight was distributed well on my frame and the straps never held me hostage like other bags did when taking them on and off quickly. The rotating hinge strap is genius. Added bonus is when I came home after beating the bag up for 2 days at an f1 race track, wiped it down with a warm rag and some dawn and it was brand new again.

I've had my eye on this bag for a while and finally went for it with the black friday sale. I was torn bedtween this and the GORUCK GR2 40L so I bought both in order to compare and have to say that I prefer the Peak Design. This bag has huge capacity while not feeling obnoxious, and it has a lot of neat features. I'm especially a fan of the hidden pockets in the water bottle pocket; I'll probably use that to stash my passport for quick and easy access. I travel a lot and prefer to travel with one large backpack and this is perfect for that. I'll be going on my first trip with the bag in about a month and I'm really looking forward to it.

I did a lot of travel backpack research and in the end chose this pack. But after receiving the pack realized that it wasn't right for me. I'm a bigger guy, 6' 4", 270 lbs. The shoulder straps are not made for bigger people. I tried adjusting every which way and could not get them even close to comfortable. Other than that, it's a nice enough pack. But for $300 plus it needs to be right.

Watched countless YouTube videos in regards to the ultimate tech / travel bag. I had been carrying a North Face Router for the past four years. Kept getting annoyed with the shoulder / hip straps always in the way. This Peak Design has a very clever system for storing all of those straps. Multiple pockets and zippered areas. I carry a 15" Dell XPS and no issues with the sleeve. Just a bombproof piece all the way around. Also ordered and considered the WANDRD Transit travel 35L. To me, no comparison as the Peak Design is just way more thought out. The X-Pac fabric seems / appears to be very durable. Time will tell.If you enjoy minimalist design, carrying something sleek and of very high quality....the search is over. Thank you Peak Design!

What is this a backpack for rats? I bought this backpack and rats. Immediately came to me and tried to turn me into the police for all sorts of things I didn’t do would not purchase again zero stars

This is the best backpack I’ve ever seen or used in my life! Great job folks!

Probably the best traveling backpack I’ve ever had. Really love it. Very mindful organizing of pockets and space and looks great.