Freefly Packable Duffle Matador vs Peak design everyday 30l

They also made some major upgrades to the hardware in the new version. This is something I always thought was lacking in the older Matador packs. This...

The flap zipper also gets snagged on the corner of the main flap when trying to zipper close the side flap with one hand so your gear won't fall out. High quality material build makes it a bit stiff. Not a plus if you are in wet conditions and wanting to quickly access your camera, shoot and then return it.

We have YKK buckles, which is from a Japanese manufacturer that makes some of the greatest zippers in the world. We also have Duraflex hardware for so...

I'm sort of wishing I went for the 20l instead. Could turn into a bit of a painful nightmare when I pack my camera equipment too. Really disappointing that Peak Design didn't put more padding into the shoulder straps, which I can't understand. All that money spent on R&D and they cheap out on the padding

So you put your water bottle in here. It is deep. This is a deep water bottle pocket. Once you put your water bottle in here, you have straps to keep ...

I've had the 20L for about 8 month, and one of the main zippers broke on me, which didn't leave a good impression on how easily the zipper would fall apart. Anyways, I decided to get the 30L instead, since it is able to carry all of my camera gears along with some other accessories. The bag itself is great. The biggest pro about it is the flexibility of compartmentalize the interior space