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    From TechnologyDaily@1337:1/100 to All on Tuesday, June 02, 2026 09:15:25
    I'm a travel photographer, and I'm already dreaming of my next trip with Peak Design's clever new 2-in-1 backpack and camera bag

    Date:
    Tue, 02 Jun 2026 08:11:30 +0000

    Description:
    Peak Design's four new camera bags got funded on Kickstarter to the tune of $2.4 million but there's one I'm especially excited about

    FULL STORY ======================================================================Copy link Facebook X Whatsapp Reddit Pinterest Flipboard Threads Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter Peak Designs new bag series, initially exclusive to Kickstarter backers, is now available to all The new range consists of two backpacks, a crossbody sling bag and a duffel-style bag
    and the new 2-in-1 backpacks look particularly interesting All are carry-on friendly, and compatible with Peak Designs Camera Cubes Travelling with photography gear can be a huge pain. Whether youre someone who carries multiple camera bodies and lenses, or keeps it light with a single slim compact, keeping your gear safe and protected is hugely important and can be
    a great source of stress.

    Step in Peak Designs new series of travel bags for photographers, funded on Kickstarter and on general sale from today, which looks like it could be a great solution for a host of different types of photographer. The series consists of two backpacks, a crossbody sling bag and a duffel-style bag and as someone whos looking for a better travel solution for my cameras, one of the backpacks has grabbed my attention. The 2-in-1 design is really clever
    and expands your options. (Image credit: Peak Design) The Travel Backpack 2-in-1 ($399.95 / 349.99 / AU$$779.95) consists of a 34L main backpack and a standalone 16L daypack, which can also be zipped into the main bag for a combined 40L of capacity. Im someone whose gear needs are quite elastic when
    I travel on different trips, Ive been both a two bodies, four lenses guy,
    and a single point-and-shoot compact guy. So the idea of a bag that could flexibly accommodate both of those scenarios is massively appealing to me, as is the idea of having a single bag where I could keep everything
    photo-related in one compartment, and everything else in another. Latest Videos From Watch full video here: You may like The Scapade AirPack is the techiest piece of travel gear I've ever owned I've reviewed camera bags for
    15 years here are my current favorites The best travel cameras, based on in-depth testing The Travel Backpack 20L is a simpler and more affordable backpack. (Image credit: Peak Design) The rest of the series looks pretty
    cool too. The Travel Backpack 20L ($199.95 / 169.99 / AU$389.95) is a more straightforward and smaller 20L backpack for those who dont need the 2-in-1 functionality, with a simple and clean exterior design thats smart enough to get away with being business/casual, but still packing useful features like
    an expandable main compartment and a weatherproof shell. The Travel Crossbody 3L is a smaller bag for use with slim compacts. (Image credit: Peak Design) For those using ultra-lightweight travel photography setups a single slim compact like the Ricoh GR IV or Fujifilm X100VI the Travel Crossbody 3L ($99.95 / 89.99 / AU$199.95) looks like it could fit the bill. Its designed
    to be an essentials-only pouch for nimble, lightweight daytripping, with an eight-pocket internal layout allowing for clear organization, and a clamshell-style opening that makes it easy to pull out and access your camera at a few seconds notice. (Image credit: Peak Design) And finally, theres the Travel Weekender 25L ($199.95 / 169.99 / AU$389.95). As the name implies,
    this duffel-style bag is designed for trips of a few days, but it could also work as a carry-on companion to a larger roller bag, since its dual grab handles and removable padded shoulder strap mean it can be carried in a
    number of different ways. All the bags are compatible with standard carry-on dimensions, and can also be used with Peak Designs Camera Cubes , further isolating and protecting important cameras and lenses. Get daily insight, inspiration and deals in your inbox Sign up for breaking news, reviews, opinion, top tech deals, and more. Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors By submitting your information you agree to the Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy and are aged 16 or over.

    The Travel Backpack 2-in-1 is the most expensive of the lot, and I think it brushes the upper limit of what Id be willing to spend on a camera bag. But quality is something you pay for, and I have to admit Im tempted. Kickstarter-funded Back in March of this year, Peak Design unveiled a Kickstarter campaign for a set of four travel bags for photographers. The series was billed as being designed to meet the hectic demands of modern travel, based on feedback and experience of users traveling with Peak Designs previous products.

    The campaign was a huge hit as we would have expected. Peak Design funds all of its new products via crowdfunding campaigns, and its about as close as you get to a completely safe pair of hands on the crowdfunding platform
    TechRadar has previously reviewed multiple Peak Design products, including
    the 5 star-rated Pro Tripod , the Roller Pro wheeled-case, Slide camera strap and a rugged Outdoor Backpack 25L.

    At time of writing, the latest campaign has secured $2,428,996 (about 1,811,168 / AU$3,401,716) from backers who will already be getting their
    bags. The rest of us will be able to order from Peak Design from today.

    Keen on exploring further options? We have an in-depth camera bags buying guide which covers a range of styles and needs for every kind of use. Follow TechRadar on Google News and add us as a preferred source to get our expert news, reviews, and opinion in your feeds.



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