Yeti Panga 50 vs Peak Design Tech Pouch

And then wearing it on your back, this is what it's, what size it is. I'm 5'10", so this is what it looks like on a 5'10 person, and the straps are su...

Under $600, I could buy used if possible, I just don't want to carry anything with me that's uber expensive so that if it does get stolen, it's replaceable.

No single comment on the product quality, yet the zipper opening need to be enlarged so it’ll be easier to put and remove stuff from it

Let's talk about it. Let's start on this side over here. We've got a couple of pen loops at the top, nice and elastic so you can fit a smaller pen or ...

Bought this bag for my PanAmerican motorcycle trip. Was pretty excited for the stability and durability of the bag, but noticed a major design flaw on day one. While this bag certainly kept my stuff dry on the haul road to Deadhorse, it was a battle to get things in and out of the bag with such a tight zipper opening. Cold, wet, and shaking hands will take a beating on the the zipper while trying to get a tent or sleeping bag through the opening

The Peak Designs is clearly made a little better and the material is nicer, the Peak bag has side pulls and for me that was very important in my backpack. The Mizatto is every so slightly bigger, material is good, but has a very generic nylon look, although the Mizatto had two zipper pulls instead of one, an RFID pocket and comes with a strap and waist belt that would cost even more money from Peak Designs. For less than half the price the Mizatto bag does it all, and adds an RFID pocket on the outside the Peak Designs bag is lacking. For me the Peak Design bag is perfect because it fits as it should in my Peak Designs EDC 30L backpack and it is easy to pull out with the side pulls and I didn’t miss the RFID pocket for the way i travel, if I had a different backpack the Peak Designs bag would go back to Amazon and be replaced with a Mizatto

It is robust, it is right-sized, it travels easy, it protects the contents, and it doesn't shout "Hey, over here, steal me!"

I'm being picky, but when I reach into my backpack, I'm always grabbing the pouch by the top to pull it out and it is sometimes a little tough to get a grip on it. A strap similar to those on the bottom would allow me to hook my fingers on it an pull it out with ease. So I guess it's only 99% perfect!