Peak Design Travel Backpack Review // Bag breakdown // All features // Detailed Review Already own this pack? Let us know how it is! In the comments below! Get this pack → https://go.nomadsnation.com/travel-backpack ********** 0:00 Intro 0:27 Pack Specs 1:07 Style 1:35 Materials 2:46 Comfort 3:33 Front 6:00 Middle 10:13 Back 16:39 Pros 17:44 Cons 18.30 Is it for you? ********** We are building our own backpack and we are documenting every step of the process! Join our email list to get a behind-the-scenes look and to be able to vote on key features of the bag. Learn more 👉🏼 nomadsnation.com/building-a-backpack/ ********** We are huge fans of everything Peak Design does, this pack is no different from the usual lineup of well-thought-out designs, I guess that's why they call themselves Peak Design. The Peak Design Travel Pack is possibly the most feature-heavy backpack we have reviewed in the travel backpack category, we were most impressed by the masterpiece of a back panel. We have never seen a system as simple and easy to use as this. While this backpack is certainly not designed for photographers, photographers will still get value out of this pack, due to its compatibility with all peak design products, it even has camera capture buckles on the waist pad. ********** Get the Peak Design Travel Backpack if… ✅ You LOVE feature-heavy backpacks and need a large travel pack ✅ You are a photographer - combined with their camera cube and accessories this is an excellent large travel backpack for photographers.

Updated link - get the best price here → https://go.nomadsnation.com/travel-backpack ********** DO NOT get Peak Design Travel Backpack if… ❌ Minimalist - The Peak Design Travel Backpack is feature-heavy, and this can make it confusing to use at times. Check out the reviews below for a more minimalist travel pack 👇🏼 → Tortuga Outbreaker→ bigger and more minimalist → https://bit.ly/3ncbwdl → Aer Travel Pack 2 → Approximately the same size → https://bit.ly/3nlrsdH ❌ On a budget? $300 is a lot to pay for a backpack - check out this alternative instead… 👇🏼 → Standard Luggage Carry On Backpack→ https://bit.ly/3nfxXi6 ❌ Everyday carry. While Peak Design claims it's suitable for an everyday carry, it's still 30 liters, which is barely everyday-carryable. Check out this instead. 👇🏼 → WANDRD PRVKE → Larger every day carry → https://bit.ly/3osBmcD ********** Probably the best-known photography backpack company in the world, there isn't a Peak Design product that we don't love! Some of our favorite products are the Peak Design Everyday Backpack, the Peak Design Everyday Sling, the Peak Design Backpack 45L, and the Peak Design Travel Duffel. Tav's in love with the Everyday Messenger, because of the hidden pockets. Check the link to see the full range of Peak Design backpacks and travel products → https://go.nomadsnation.com/peak-design ********** Specs/Features/Summary To get the best price, use this link → https://go.nomadsnation.com/travel-backpack • Size - 30-45 liters • Weight - 4.6 lbs., 2.2 KG • Up to a 15-inch laptop • Colors: Black / Sage • 400 D nylon • 900 D Nylon on the bottom • All metal hardware ********** Looking to have YOUR backpack reviewed? Contact Aaron at Aaron@nomadsnation.com ********** Affiliate Disclosure - We hope you enjoyed our Peak Design Travel Backpack review! Here at Nomads Nation™, we thrive to create the best travel content on the web! To do that we create EPIC videos that take a lot of time and money, so we monetize our videos with affiliate links. This means that if you click on one of our links and make a purchase, we make a small commission - at no extra cost to you! Using our links for purchases is the best way to support the channel so we can keep making amazing videos. If you aren’t going to make a purchase, but still want to show us some love - then smash that subscribe button! Thanks for the love! :) ********* Free gear disclosure - Sometimes we buy our own gear and review it. Sometimes companies send us gear for free in exchange for a review. We never agree to sponsored content, brand deals, or product placements. If a company does send us free gear, it doesn’t affect our review/opinion of the product. Our reviews are honest - if a product sucks, we’ll let you know.