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Peak Design Everyday Sling 6L v2

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Peak Design Everyday Sling 6L v2

Comfortably carry your photo gear in the Everyday Sling v2 from Peak Design. The sling is a compact, versatile carrying option that you can wear around your waist or cross-body style. When used as a sling, the padded nonslip strap can be configured to wear over your right or left shoulder. Designed to fit snugly against your body, the sling has a zippered clamshell opening for easy access to the main compartment. Two interior dividers can be configured according to the specific equipment being carried. The folding dividers cradle curved surfaces such as the grip of a camera with an attached lens. During use, the foldable dividers enhance protection between those curved surfaces and adjacent items while minimising the area between them for more efficient use of the main compartment's space.

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Peak Design Everyday Sling 6L v2

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Cord Hook Exterior Carry Strap

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