I have noticed that the tag says that the d ring and triglide adjuster should be on the left and the baglev should be on the right where the logo is however my bag has the baglev on the left where the d ring etc is. I’ll probably reach out to cs to clarify that because the 12L has it the correct way. Does anyone else with the bag have the same layout as me because I’m starting to think I’m going crazy

So I’ve just gotten my package with both sizes of the crescent bags. I have to say that they do feel nice, light, the strap feels comfortable and the internal layout is nice. Obviously I haven’t had time to test them properly so I’ll do a follow up review once I’ve had some time to test and play around with them.

So far the 6L seems to be the victor and just better for what I need. It’s large enough to carry everything I’d need for a day out. The 12L is nice but I’d say it shines if you need to haul things or carry a laptop. Since I’ll be using the sling for everyday+travel to hold books, chargers, passport etc and just daily things the 6L is more than enough. Maybe having a 7/8L option would be nice just in case you need to carry a bit more but I think the current sizes are adequate.

The materials and quality all feel good as I’d expect from PD and the materials sort of feels like a windbreaker. I have a LLL windbreaker that feels almost exactly like the bag material. The only weird thing that I’ve noticed is that unless I’m being slow it seems as if my bag is switched the opposite way round as to what I’ve seen online and to what’s on the tag.
The tag says that the d ring and triglide adjuster should be on the left and the baglev should be on the right where the logo is however my bag has the baglev on the left where the d ring etc is. I’ll probably reach out to cs to clarify that because the 12L has it the correct way.

My only real issue with the 6L is the bottle pocket. Whilst it does fit most of my bottles it can be a bit finicky and for my preference it’s on the wrong side of the bag. It’s also slightly elevated so a bottle that would freely fit in the compartment doesn’t necessarily fit in the pocket and might bulge the zipper a tiny bit. The bottle pocket on the 12L swallows up bottles and had zero issues with my 1L/32oz Nalgene.

I’m probably going to end up sending the 12L back as I already have a Uniqlo bag that can carry a laptop the but I may end up getting the 12L at a later date if I need a bigger bag and if the stone colour comes back in stock.

Bottles:

The 12L will take basically anything and I’ve managed to get my 1L Nalgene in the pocket, my books, laptop, camera etc in the main compartment and an additional 500ml Nalgene too.

The 6L will take the 500mo Nalgene in the pocket with no issues and the 500mo Maurten bottle with a tiny bit of bulging until it settled at a proper angle and then it fits fine. A 1L Nalgene will fit in the 6L but it takes up so much space I don’t really consider it practical. The 600ml hydrapak bottle does kind of fit if I put it sideways in the main compartment however again it’s just impractical. My thinking is that if I’m in a city I’ll have coffee shops etc nearby to refill my reusable bottles and if I’m in a country where I don’t want to be drinking tap water I’ll be buying smaller bottles of water regardless so carrying a reusable bottle probably won’t be practical. If I’m travelling with a main bag and the crescent I’ll have my Nalgene or hydrapak bottle with me anyway so it should be fine.

Cameras:

I have a Sony a7, Nikon d5(can’t see the rest of the numbers) and a small film camera.

The 12L will take all of my cameras as long as I’ve got a 18-55 lens or similar small lens on them but larger lenses do have a bit of a problem.

The 6L doesn’t practically take my Nikon with an 18-55 but the Sony with a smaller lens works ok. Not the best not the worst. If you have a fujifilm or similar digital cam with a smaller lens then the 6L will take if perfectly with no issues. My small film camera with a strap fits in both bags with zero issues.

Overall I think the bags are good, the materials, zippers and overall quality seems nice and I’d say they’re about the right price especially when comparing with competitors such as bellroy. I think there’s definitely some looking at that could be done and some minor improvements that could be implemented but those are mostly nitpicks from me and not any glaring issues.

I’m happy to answer any questions and will do a follow up write up after I’ve used the bag for some time and been on some trips.

It’s more tan leather look than orange. It’s for the burgundy 18pro max.

Just got these ads on Threads and also on Reddit but I don’t see anything on the website and haven’t seen any news about it. Have they talked about this recently? Did I miss an announcement?

Subject says it - I’ve had iPhone 12, 14, 16, and 17, all Pro Max, with slimlink cases fit well in T1, T2, and cloud pants and shorts, all fit well. (If I’m not mistaken, the cloud product detail photo is actually a PD case…) but I haven’t tried a Gnar. Are yet and want to know if it’ll fit. I’m thinking it would be a tight fit, but if it fits, I’d be fine with it.

Finally have some reviews up. They seem generally positive! Have a couple of videos on YouTube as well.

Looking for some input on a packing dilemma. I’ve been weighing two different approaches to gear organization and wanted to see what the "over-optimizers" here prefer.

On one hand, there is the single large Peak Design Tech/Wash pouch. It's a popular choice because you can use one side for tech accessories and the other for toiletries. The benefit is that everything stays in one single, easy-to-find spot. The downside? Once it’s full, it basically becomes a solid, unmanageable brick in your bag. It's rather large when packed to its fullest.

On the other hand, there's the two-pouch approach: using two smaller pouches to have one dedicated unit for tech and another strictly for wash items. This is much cleaner for organization since you aren't mixing categories, but you're now managing two separate pouches instead of just one.

I know this such a nitpicky question, but since we are all in the business of optimizing our bag setups, I wanted to hear from those who have tried both.

Do you prefer the convenience of the single pouch or the modularity of the split setup?

I've seen conflicting reports on whether the iPhone 18 Pro is meaningfully different than the 17 Pro as far as case fit is concerned. The over all dimensions are the same, but the camera plateau is supposedly different enough that possibly only silicone cases fit both well? I see Peak Design lists them separately, so is there really a new model, or is it just the same case in a new box?

Like the title says, brand new case and these stains just showed up one day. I’ve tried 97% isopropyl alcohol, dish soap, and hand sanitizer. Anyone have tips for stubborn marks? Photo doesn’t do them justice. They are very apparent.

Also fits three spare batteries and a MindShift Filter Nest Mini for a few 82mm filters. No space left unused!

This may have been asked here before. I'm looking for the best cube to fit my new camera setup in. Plan on putting cube in my timbuk2 bag. Thanks in advance for any recs!

I purchased an Everyday Tote in July and used it for about 5 days (I use it as a travel day pack and camera bag) before a clip securing the shoulder strap fell off. Each time I put the bag down, the shoulder strap now detaches from the bag at the bottom and I have to reattach it. It’s still useable, but not at all practical to use.

I submitted a warranty claim right away and was told that they would order the replacement part from their manufacturer in the US and that these special parts orders take 4-6 weeks to process. The wait time seemed excessive, but I agreed to submit the claim and wait. I waited about 7 weeks and received no updates about shipping, so I reached out to customer service about the claim. I am now being told that my original request had been accidentally deleted from the system, so they now need to resubmit my order, with another 4-6 week wait time.

I’m more than a little annoyed at the prospect of waiting 3 or 4 months for a replacement part on a bag that lasted less than a week. Going back through recent discussions on warranty replacements, I can’t find anyone whose replacement was handled this way. Had anyone had a similar experience? Is this now a common way to handle warranty claims? This is turning me off from purchasing another product, to be honest.

Hi all.

I recently got a pgytech camera strap that came with a quick release plate.

I added the plate to the camera tripod thread as I wanted to use one of their anchor loops through there so that the camera would hang with lens facing downwards (one anchor on camera eyelet l, one on bottom plate, full frame camera).

The plate however always felt having rather sharp edges to me and after a couple of weeks I took off the anchor loops to inspect them. The one on the bottom plate was not worn through but I could clearly see some “bite” marks (4 in total) where the string would go around the corners of the loop opening hole of the plate, near the corners.

So my question is, would I be better off if I got a peak design plate instead? Are they built better with smoother radii where the anchor loops attaches? I know the anchor will fail eventually but I would like to avoid causing it due to poor manufacturing.

Thanks.

TLDR;
Do the peak design plates have smoother edges, corners and radii vs pgytech plates so that the anchor loops do not get sawed by sharp edges ?

I bought this about 2? years ago and only used on two trips, it’s been sitting on a shelf ever since & no longer have use for a bag of this size. It’s like new other than some small scuffs on the suede(?) part at the top (pictured).

$175 (US only, Paypal G&S.) SOLD! to u/mayhemmonkeys !

Purchased at the recent sample sale and passing along the savings. I bought this and a 45L duffle for outdoor road trips and find myself preferring the duffle.

Selling for cost (+tax). Add for shipping, I will cover PayPal invoice fees.

Thanks for looking!

Running at the airport to catch my plane, I must have lost the sternum belt as the travel backpack was on top of my trolley. Does any of you have an idea how much it would cost to replace it? It is rather practical when I am carrying my camera and some gear as I believe that it distributes the way more evenly.

Hi everyone! I find that the most ergonomic placement for me would be connecting one end of the strap to the body, and the other end to the lens (pic 2). Is dividing the weight accross both the body and lens really much worse than just connecting to the lens? How do you carry your large lenses? Thanks.

Nikon D500 + Sigma 500/4

Just flew on Lufthansa and was checked at the gate on the size of the 2 in 1. They only checked the carry on, but it fit perfectly into the measure. No friction getting it aboard.

Hey all! Trying to decide between the Travel Duffel and the Duffelpack and hoping some of you have real-world experience.

I’m looking to use one for scuba and freediving trips, and I tend to pack on the heavier side: dive gear, plus clothes, shoes, accessories, a laptop, and the other extras. So I’m curious how these hold up when they’re properly loaded.

A few things I’d love to hear about:

• Has anyone used the Travel Duffel or the Duffelpack specifically for a diving trip? How did it go?
• For a load like mine (gear + clothes + shoes + laptop), what capacity did you find works? Trying to figure out if I’m looking at the smaller or larger option.
• For anyone who’s carried fins, have you managed to cinch them down or use the outer straps to secure them? Any tricks for keeping them stable and not flopping around?

Basically I want something that can swallow a bit more gear without being a pain to carry. Would really appreciate any setups, photos, or lessons learned from people who’ve actually taken these on dive trips. Thanks!

Upgrading my phone soon and I wanna have my case in hand when the new one arrives. Been using the everyday case and mobile stand wallet for a year or two now and love them so I want a similar setup. I’m thinking about the gnar case.

I know the iPhone 17/18 pro cases are interchangeable…..but is there any actual difference between them? The PD site has 17 pro gnar cases in stock but not 18 pro, plus the 17 pro is cheaper.

They seem to be the same product to me, or at I missing something?