How to use these specifications
Start with the size of the objects you carry. Compare them with usable internal measurements when available, then check pocket access and closure with the actual load. Published outside dimensions are a screening tool; they do not establish internal clearances.
A shoulder-strap length, strap drop and complete wearing circumference describe different measurements. Keep the stated measurement type when comparing bags. Manufacturer descriptions of protective features are claims, without a CarryFacts security test.
Still unknown
- Combined phone + passport load and closure
- Winter coat fit
- Usable pocket openings
- Independent wear and security testing
- Image colour and size match
- Manufacturer capacity figures need clarification; conflicting volume not used in filters.
- Usable interior space and pocket openings
- Combined phone-and-passport loading and closure
- Fit over your particular winter coat
- Independent comfort, wear and security observations
Source qualifications
- Displayed dimensions use the expanded state; compressed dimensions are separately recorded. Manufacturer volume figures are withheld due to the source inconsistency.
- Capacity is withheld because the same manufacturer size-specific Specs list materially inconsistent volume and exterior-dimension figures. No volume is calculated as a substitute.
- Capacity: The same size-specific manufacturer Specs give volume figures materially above the product of the corresponding exterior dimensions. No replacement capacity is inferred. capacity withheld pending manufacturer clarification Withheld manufacturer capacity claims: compressed 20 L; expanded 30 L.
Official evidence
- Peak Design product specifications ↗Checked 2026-10-15
Units are normalised to grams and centimetres. Original measurement type, variant and source date are retained. This page contains manufacturer facts and editorial interpretation; it is not a hands-on review.