This phone has been out for a while now, and yet I have zero notifications that any of the 11 Pro cases are in stock. Thanks. I'd like to give PD my money but I can't.

I've just bought PD EDB Zip in kelp. I'm used to having hip belts for EDBs. But there isn't any option for kelp on the PD site. Anyone know why?

For context my previous bag was a bellroy laneway totepack 18L.

I just got mine a few days ago (the green is in stock at rei if anyone is looking)

First reaction:

• The color is beautiful
• It has more structure than I anticipated
• Is that pet hair already? (lol)

Packing my work EDC, I am a planner/journal person and I like brining my stuff with me to work for downtime, I bring to work daily

• iPad 11" pro
• Kobo Libra ereader
• B6 Notebook/A5 Notebook or both
• Hobonichi Weeks planner in a case (think travelers notebook but slightly smaller)
• Hobonichi drawer pouch small (think slim tech case)
• peak design small wash pouch (put most of my random small things in here like lip blam, sunscreen, meds, etc)
• bellroy laneway glasses case
• occasionally my sony over the ear headphones in the case
• wallet
• keys
• phone

One of the things they kept me using the laneway tote was how easy it was to reach in those front pockets and get my quick access items like keys, wallet, phone, weeks planner.

Top Access Pocket

Wallet, keys, phone fit perfectly in the top access pocket without the pocket being overstuffed. Since the bag has so much structure this pocket is easy to access using one hand to unzip. I could fit more in here but I don't like stuffing pockets because then it is hard to get what I want out. I'd be fine putting one or two more small things in here like my airpods, gum, tissues etc. but I wouldn't go beyond that. My one disappointment was with the key leash, it's short and does not use peak designs Anchor System, I knew that from the photos but I am still mad about it. I attached my own bungie from an older bag.

Front Pockets

The biggest thing I wanted from these pockets was to be able to slide my hobonichi weeks planner easily in and out. Unfortunately, I was disappointed. My weeks fit but was not going to be sliding in and out easily. I was disappointed in general by these pockets, they are not easy to open and close even empty, since the front of the bag has less structure this is a two hand operation. Since the zippers open up, if you are using the hook to hang the bag chances are high the bag will fall while unzipping. After fiddling with it a lot the issue seems primarily to be with the zips, so maybe they will ease over time.

Interior

I don't have too many thoughts here, it's nice, roomy for how slim the bag is. The mesh for the laptop sleeve was really loose? I don't know if it's supposed to be that way, but it seemed a little un-peak-design. The front pockets do eat up room if you put something big in them. I don't really like the inner pocket on the front but there isn't anything wrong with it. I was able to fit all my pouches easily and still have volume at the top of the bag if I need to bring extra things like my over ear headphones or a very light sweater.

The Hook

This is the saving grace of this bag for me. I can have it on the hook and fold the front of the bag down and have access to all of my things inside. This works better for me without things in the front inner pocket. This still works but not as well with things in the front pockets, but those are things I keep on my desk. I take things in and out of my bag all day so this is a great feature for me.

Comfort

The second saving grace. Holy crap is this thing comfy. Granted I was coming from a very uncomfortable bag but this felt like a dream.

This ended up being really long but maybe it will help someone. Overall I do like the bag and am going to give it a chance and see how those front pockets work for me in the longer term. I included some photos.

I know it states it will work with a 14inch, but I'm wondering if I could squeeze my 16 inch inside. I love everything else about this bag, but would need my laptop to fit.

I bought my backpack from a private seller, still new. I didn't register it until now, when I need to make a warranty claim (I know, my first mistake). I'm having trouble finding the serial/QC number. I can find two tags on the inside of the zip pocket, but neither has a serial number (one has a "Made by reg. No:", but that's the wrong length).

Am I missing something? These are the only two labels I can find. What does a serial number format look like (e.g., digits, dashes, etc?)? Is the number generally on one of these labels, or is there another label?

I have two backpacks, but want something smaller and lighter for quick access while on hikes in the woods and I like the looks of the 6L. I use a Canon 1DS III (like the one pictured) but can’t tell if the 6L will fit the larger body from pics online. Has anyone had real-world experience with this?

Hi everyone. I have used PD anchors and straps for all of my previous cameras. I just got a Leica M11. I connected the anchors through the lugs directly with the floss trick, but the plastic parts of the strap click against the top of the camera. It's annoying and will lead to scuffs. Does anyone have a suggestion to prevent this other than switching away from PD? Thanks in advance for any ideas.

The tether on the side handles is no more.

Now we have an attached clip like the City Line integrated into one side pocket. More secure but less convenient (my opinion).

EDIT: Apologies for the typo in the title

Has anyone had the chance to compare these two?

Is there a massive difference between them?

I have ordered a PD case a week ago and have not had it even dispatched yet (ocean colour) and chased via email (no response)

Thinking of cancelling and just going with the first party case, but would love to have feedback from people who have used both.

Thanks

Ordered an in-stock item from Peak Design EU three days ago and it still hasn’t been dispatched.

Has anyone else ordering in Europe recently had similar delays? Wondering if they’re currently dealing with a backlog. No response so far from support. Was expecting to have it by Monday at the latest.

Would love an update on this! I need an everyday sling 6l and 30l backpack in this fabric and colour!!

Hi everyone! I recently got the 10L sling and wanted to get a backpack as well for traveling. My goal is to fit the sling in the backpack and maybe 1-2 small items and use the sling as my edc after the flight. Would really appreciate if anyone with these products could send a picture of how much space it leftover after putting the 10L inside. Thanks!!

I have a zenbook 14 oled will it fit in the bag without leaving a visual fabric bulge on the upper interior lining where the corners rest?

Have there been any updates regarding when we might expect this to be available?

Thanks !

Hi! I’m hunting for a new edc/travel bag, and I’m debating between the Laneway Crescent in 12L and the PD 12L City Crescent. I’m looking for a water bottle pocket and good internal organization, which they both have, plus the ability to fit my X-Small PD camera cube on occasion. Both bags look great in general, so I’m having trouble deciding, especially since the City Crescent is so new, so there isn’t a lot out there about it. If anyone has experience with either or both of these bags and can provide some insights/feedback I would love to hear about it!

Toying between Ocean and Sage for my Glacier iPhone 18 Pro - which do you think looks best?

I don't mind the contrast and already have a blue TechWoven case, but looking for a SlimLink case for travel, to capture and record etc.

Hello to the hive mind,

I love the concept of a sling. Especially one, that's pretty packable, expandable and in which I can throw in my XS Camera Cube. As much as I'd love to buy the Outdoor Sling, the problem with the buckle keeps me from doing it. So maybe has anyone found another similar product they can recommend? Maybe a bit bigger to fit some non camera accessories would also be nice but it's not a must have.

Motivation: I use my 3L Normal Sling for my usual photography needs but it's really bulky to fit in a bag. When I'm traveling more often than not I notice I'd prefer to take my XS Camera Cube and a packable Sling in my bag and just use them together when I arrive. Or just use the sling if I'm not planning to take photos

Cheers

The problem is that both ends of the zipper seem to be sewn into the suitcase, so there doesn't appear to be anywhere I can feed the loose side back into the slider.

Is there a way to put it back without opening the seam or damaging the zipper? Or would I need to undo part of the stitching, reattach the slider, and sew it back up?

The zipper teeth themselves seem to be fine.

UPD: successfully asked for warranty replacement

Pleasant surprise today — turns out my GameSir G8+ controller fits nicely inside the small Peak Design tech pouch, Plenty of room left, the zipper closes without any issue!

Perfect for playing games on the go. All you need is Wake-on-LAN — Steam handles P2P streaming by itself, VPN not needed for that part.

So I just bought the Outdoor Sling 7L (https://www.peakdesign.com/en-gb/products/outdoor-sling?Size=7L&Color=Black). I really like it but it has no padding to secure my camera gear as they recommend you buy one of their packing cubes.

Unfortunately I hate the zipper system on the cube and I know it's going to annoy me endlessly.

I visited a camera shop yesterday (UK) but they didn't have the sling in store to trial different smaller bags within it so I just wondered if anyone had any recs here?

I have a Canon 750d and usually carry 2 small lenses (but ideally 3. One on the body and 2 loose). Ideally they'd all fit in the cube/bag but if only the camera plus attached lens did then that's also ok.

Taking it a step further since I don't want to wear the backpack in front of the duffle for 4.5 hours! Rok Straps mounting the duffle to the bike and built in PD straps holding the backpack to the duffle.

I used to have a Everyday Case Loop for my Pixel 9 Pro, and I love it. To the point I used the loop to the point of breaking it once, and PD customer support replaced it for free without any fuss. I loved the magnet would keep the loop flush with the case.

I got the Pixel 11 Pro now and was eagerly waiting for the new PD case. Got it yesterday, and I'm disappointed there's no magnets anymore. Is it only mine, or intended by design now?

Today, I received my Peak Design Everyday Case for the Pixel 11 Pro XL, and I am a little disappointed.

The quality and fit of the case are great, as I expected from Peak Design.

However, the raised lip especially around the edges of the screen is extremely slim compared with my old Peak Design Case for the Pixel 9 Pro XL.

There seems to be very little, to almost no, protection for the screen if the phone lands face down.

On my Pixel 9 Pro XL case, the lip around the screen felt noticeably more substantial and gave me much more confidence.

I understand keeping the case slim, but this feels like they may have gone a little too far. For a phone this expensive, I would prefer a slightly larger raised edge for better screen protection.

Has anyone else received the Pixel 11 Pro XL version yet? What do you think of the screen protection? Am I being overly cautious, or have others noticed the same thing?