Peak Design Camera Cube V2, Small/Medium, Black

2025-07-09T20:00:00

Can't wait to travel with this upgrade. Excellent design

Patrick

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2025-07-02T20:00:00

I bought this a few months back and have been using it to haul camera gear. I have a small (comparatively) kit and this has enough room for my gear. Three lenses and a Sony camera body. Really high quality and fits well within the Peak Design 45L Travel bag and the Peak Design 25L Outdoor pack. Really nice and flexible for my use. Smedium fits all my stuff well with some room for growth.

todd82

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2025-03-16T20:00:00

Exactly as promoted. Very well made and I'm happy with the protection it will provide to my camera and lenses.

Taffy

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2025-03-15T20:00:00

I bought this last month to use as kit bag for a setup we use to steam/record kids' baseball games. The idea was to securely store & protect a Mevo Core camera & lenses, as well as the mounts, batteries, wifi router and cables. I wanted the case to be easy to hand off to other parents/coaches and potentially fit into a larger bag like a backpack or suitcase. The cube is nearly perfect for this. The padding & dividers are awesome, the waterproof zippers are a nice touch, and the strap that encircles the top edge of the cube is handy. If I were to change anything I'd want the cube to not taper from top to bottom (makes it feel like things around the edges are snug in the bottom, but looser on top), and I'd want more strap, handles or lash points near the bottom of the outside to better use it standalone. I've attached a camera strap to mine, which is cool you can do, but it carries a little weird. Also put a large carabiner through one of the strap loops to use as a grab handle. All in though, this cube is legit and does exactly what I purchased it for. Even fits in my (non-PD) backpack. Photos attached of how I set mine up. I did go to our local Peak Design store will all my stuff to make sure the Smedium would fit everything, and test out how I'd do the dividers. The staff there was awesome and let me play with it - and a few other bags - until I was satisfied.

teamITdad

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2025-01-01T19:00:00

I've had the smedium bag for over a year now. I remain impressed with how it has held up (still looks like new!), and how it makes packing to go out for photos quick and easy. Different photo equipment for the day is easy to drop in with the Velcro dividers that move around and have it be well protected. I bought this initially just as a way to throw gear safely into a larger Gregory backpack for hiking. Besides that, I've used the smedium as an impromptu photo bag on its own with straps that easily attach to the connector points. It's easy to grab by the side with the thoughtful strap around the edge, and its held up pretty well for light rainy weather. It's also a better storage solution for gear when at home than other bags have been in the past - the way it opens up makes access much easier and quicker to use and to put lenses and cameras away in a neat and orderly fashion. Very happy with how it performed for the reasons I actually bought it - and discovered quite a few more reasons to like it along the way too. Good quality, and I think it ought to serve for many years to come. The cost is definitely more - but its also well worth it to me to get high quality gear that will hold up for a long time.

shutter_bug

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2024-12-25T19:00:00

I bought this for storage for a new camera and several lenses, it's a perfect size for the basic amount of equipment I have now with space to comfortably fill in the compartments with a few more things I now have my eye on.

Kristin

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2024-11-05T19:00:00

These seem like good, protective cubes. Lots of configuration capabilities. They are made to anchor into the Peak Design packs, which is nice. The side flaps are sort of useless when inside another bag. You can put anchors on the cube and carry it by itself.

Johnny

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