Story The daily bag engineered to organize and protect your most valuable gear Featuring an beloved, award-winning design, the Everyday Backpack 30L is a daily carry bag that doubles as a fully-featured pack for photo missions. Three internal FlexFold™ dividers and four stowable Cord Hook™ external straps let you customize your storage to suit your setup. MagLatch hardware on the top opening allows lightning-quick access to essentials, and side entry zips let you easily reach cameras, lenses, and strobes without making a mess. And when it’s time for a trip into town, stash the dividers and treat it like a normal backpack—either way, the rugged weatherproof fabric will keep your gear safe. Features Weatherproof and abrasion-resistant fabric Waterproof reinforced floor for added protection Quick-access top entry with MagLatch hardware Dual side zippered entries Padded 15” laptop sleeve and dedicated tablet sleeve Four stowable Cord Hook™ external straps (2 long, 2 short) secure bulky items like tripods or jackets Three FlexFold™ dividers mount vertically or horizontally for customized storage Anchor Link™ key tether Fair Trade Certified and 100% carbon neutral Materials 400D double poly-coated DWR-inpregnated nylon ripstop canvas 900D waterproof bottom liner High-visibility grey nylon interior Super-durable UltraZip zippers with abrasion-resistant thread Specs External Dimensions 19.1’’ x 13’’ x 10.6’’ Internal Dimensions 18.1’’ x 12.2’’ x 9’’ Weight Without Dividers 3.88 lbs Weight With Dividers 4.65 lbs Care Spot clean with warm water and mild detergent, hand-wash only About Peak Design Our partnership with Peak Design is one of the oldest handshakes in Huckberry history. Whether it’s everyday commutes to the office or 72-hour overlanding trips through Utah, we’ve known for years that their lineup of top-notch bags and tech accessories will hold up—and keep all our gear perfectly organized along the way. Foldable interior compartments inspired by origami? Insanely smart use of every square inch? Check and double check—to call their engineers perfectionists is a canyon-sized understatement.
