Peak Design Travel Line Backpack Review

I'm 50 years old and have a little more time and money to travel, so I decided to invest in a good bag that I can take anywhere. This bag makes it possible. Good solid construction, durable materials, plenty of space, well thought out features without being overly complicated. Just got back from a week in Yellowstone and the bag was immaculate with plenty of room for all my gear. I love how easy it is to access each branch. Comfortable and easily stowable shoulder straps are a great feature. On

Edit: Serious issue, one of my compression buttons on top doesn't fit and every time the bag is loaded the button pops open. What's the use of shrinking a bag if it doesn't stay that way. I think my bag was done wrong as the other buttons are easy to close and stay closed. About 20 trips with this bag and most of my stuff from my review is true. I would like to add that you can actually pin the front of the bag to make it smaller. After many trips I also noticed that the bag is very high and if

It's really crazy haha admittedly I bought the one on sale from B&H that came with camera cubes and tech case, not here on Amazon. This is by far the nicest bag I've owned, but its functionality is disappointing. He tries so hard to do a million different things, but they all interfere with his primary function. Their love of over-designing simple things tends to appeal to the company and the balance is usually decent, but this is where they've cornered the curve. Because they want all of the…