Peak Design Travel Line Backpack 30 L, Black

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The bag’s shell has been constructed using *weatherproof 100% recycled 400D nylon canvas and is impregnated DWR (Durable Water Repellant). This is a coating that makes the fabric water-resistant. It is also double PU-coated (coated with 2 layers of polyurethane), making the fabric water-resistant, lightweight and flexible. The bottom of the bag, which is usually the most vulnerable area of a bag, has a stronger 900D waterproof liner, making it more durable and protecting it from the extra wear and tear.

One big leap in this version is the zippers. All of them are now Zoom ones, with no YKKs in sight. We’re skeptical about Zoom zippers since we have experience with them breaking. However, Peak Design says they’ve developed a close working relationship with Zoom for custom-made zippers and insist that they meet their standards. Only time will tell how well these zips will perform. That said, we’re happy to report that none have jammed or broken in our testing so far.

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Running the perimeter of the bag is a compression (or rather expansion) zip. And while you can fit the Peak Design Camera cores in the bag with the compression zip closed, they fit much better, and the bag is easier to close when this zip is undone. Without that reinforcement, we’ve found that these holes can stretch out and become misshapen—which has already happened to some degree in our three weeks of testing, even with the 400D fabric being pretty robust. It’s a super-minor detail, but still surprising given all the other design considerations and attention to detail going on with this bag. Thanks for taking the time to read our blog, we really do hope they help you out and answer some of your questions. If you still have some unanswered, then please feel free to get in touch with our team of experts.

Although, I’ve personally tested this and found that although the material soaks up a little bit of water, it doesn’t really affect the interior as most of the water runs off. I think the balance of some camera space and some ‘you’ space is really important and the medium cube allows for that. If you do buy the small cube the likelihood is that you will acquire more gear and regret not having the additional divider space.Small, Medium a Large] Pouzdra Camera Cubes poskytují ochranu, uspořádaní a okamžitý přístup k foto a video výbavě a dronům. Pouzdra lze uvnitř batohu bezpečně připevnit a k výbavě přistupovat prostřednictvím zadního nebo bočních zipů. Pouzdra disponují systémem inteligentně navržených přepážek, které nabízí nekonečné možnosti konfigurace a přizpůsobení. Pouzdra lze díky poutkům a držadlům pohodlně přenášet mimo zavazadlo/batoh. The Camera Cubes are extremely well made. The Flex Fold dividers are very rigid and perfect protection for your gear. A Medium Camera Cube will generally hold the following – The last difference is the side access. The 30L has done away with the large side doors in favour of a smaller profile. As much as I value side camera access, only the medium and the large cubes support side access and using it can severely restrict your divider placement. As I mentioned before, I would pair it with the Peak Design Medium Camera Cube. I think it finds the best balance of space and the combination of the two works out cheaper than an empty Peak Design 40L!