Peak Design Everyday Sling 3L v2 - Eclipse
( Peak Design PDBEDS3EP3)

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3L Sling

Strap

Hip/Sling

Camera

Overview

The Peak Design Everyday Sling 3L v2 - Eclipse is a compact and versatile carry solution designed for photographers and everyday users. It can be worn as a sling or a waist pack, with a padded nonslip strap configurable over either shoulder for comfortable, secure carry. The bag's zippered clamshell opening provides easy access to the main compartment, while a foldable, configurable interior divider accommodates curved surfaces such as a camera with an attached lens. This divider enhances protection between items, keeps gear organized, and maximizes usable space, making the Everyday Sling 3L v2 an ideal minimalist bag for essential camera gear and accessories.

Key Features:

Comfortable Carry

Padded nonslip strap allows wear on the waist or as a sling, with one-handed adjustment for convenience and comfort during use.

Versatile Exterior

Carry straps on the exterior fasten equipment, accessories, or packable clothing to the bottom panel. Exterior attachment points support Peak Design Capture Clips.

Easy Access

Zippered clamshell opening provides quick access to main compartment contents, while the sling folds flat for storage in larger bags or cases.

Internal Organization

Folding divider cradles and protects gear. Six interior pockets organize batteries, memory cards, or small electronics. Zippered exterior pocket holds books, documents, or snacks.

Durable Materials

Constructed from 400D double poly-coated DWR-impregnated nylon canvas shell, 100% recycled post-consumer material, 900D waterproof bottom liner, high-visibility gray interior, anodized aluminum and glass-reinforced nylon hardware, and UltraZips with abrasion-resistant UHMPE thread.
Peak Design - The Company

Peak Design is an American design and manufacturing company specializing in travel gear, camera accessories, and lifestyle products. It was founded in 2010 by Peter Dering and started with a Kickstarter campaign for its Capture clip device.