Peak Design Everyday Sling 3L vs Bellroy Lite Sling

This is this: is the funny part about doing a video about a bag? In order for me to talk about the bag, I have to take all the things out of it to tal...

The bag is so well designed, that I got compliments on the look, and it was with me everywhere on my week long trip. The bag expanded enough for a water bottle, and when I didn't have one in, it fitted my DJI OM5, two phones, and a X100F, plus my wallets and hotel cards. 10/10 would recommend

Use: This bag will fit great if you are a woman of slimmer/athletic build because it is the smallest size which can hold up to 1 camera body and 3 lenses (disassembled), without awkward weight distribution and "slamming around".

The fact that it could hold a bigger water bottle is a bonus. In the end, while I liked it the size of the front pocket bothers me.

Camera batteries will be fine. I don't love the material used to construct this sling. It looks more like fabric than what is used to make most bags. It seems durable, however it has a crinkly-sounding backing and the black version picks up dust, dirt and lint to a much greater degree than other black bags

This sling bag looks and feels like something you get for free in a promotion. feels cheap to the touch with very thing and noisy materials. The zippers got jammed when I tried to open it, and I was afraid to break it. This bag is not worth more than $19

A bit bulky and overpriced, doesn't have the best shoulder straps. Peak design sling v2 3l.

Lightweight for those airport ad-hoc weigh-in ambushes when they want all your items included and allows me to get around for up to 48 hours on the go, especially when travelling.