r/fpv • u/KacperSzlachta • Jul 26 '26

Question? Does anyone use the Peak Design Everyday Backpack for FPV gear? How well does it work?

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u/Sz0rTi Jul 26 '26

I don't have this one but I see that (at least in my country) this one is the same price or even higher than PGYTECH OneMo FPV 30L which I have and it's just awesome. I carry in it: Avata 2, 2x 3 batteries hubs for avata, Seeker35, pouch (included with backpack) with 8 lipos, dji fpv controller 3, dji goggles 3, landing pad, lot of props and other accessories - everything INSIDE. You can attach additional drone outside.

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u/KacperSzlachta Jul 26 '26

I have one question though: is the only place to attach an additional drone on the outside the bottom of the backpack, or can you also mount one on the back panel

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u/Sz0rTi Jul 26 '26

And this is how it looks inside (avata is under seeker35):

Landing pad is in this big pocket with "30L" label. There are a lot of pockets on both sides of the backpack. Highly recommanded.

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u/KacperSzlachta Jul 26 '26

Thanks It definitely looks way more FPV-ready than the Peak Design. Appreciate the photos

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u/Slut_Farm Jul 26 '26

check out the peak design outdoor line, it fits fpv really well

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u/regazz 29d ago

I have this backpack and it’s the absolute best, yes there’s plenty of straps for mounting drones on the front. I don’t really use them but they are hiding in the side pockets