Peak design field pouch v2

I am seeing a little bit of loose threading there, which doesn't happen too often with peak design, but that's no bueno to see that right off the bat ...

Going Inside the bag, we have a bunch of new/\s/compartments compared to the first version of the/\s/ field pouch. Inside The main compartment we have...

A roll-top opening grants easy access, massive expansion (it doubles in volume from 1.5L to 3L), and quick compression to eliminate unused space. Inside you’ll find a thoughtful layout of stretch pockets and zip pockets to keep cords, cards, batteries, keys—even small lenses or camera bodies—organized and not jingling around. Included strap enables cross-body or shoulder carry, and integrated belt loops allow for waist carry.". Now in its 2nd generation, the Field Pouch V2 features.

I'd like to preface that I am pretty picky when it comes to comfort and functionality.

I was looking for something that would hold my everyday carries like compact camera, keys, extra chargers, batteries. field notes/pens, etc.

It does the job. Construction is exceptional. The little pockets in...

Field pouch v2 might be a little improved already but still too tight for a camera + lens. Battery would fit but tight. It’s really more of an accessories bag, OR camera without any lenses OR attached outside via clip. So more of an OR than an AND bag.

I am going to rate it 3 stars, as i was going to buy the first version, what stopped was the size, this one is V2 but the upgrade is so limited, the outside can be designed with some webbings to attach something more or pen slots or whatever, the inside, the material for the SD card or battery slots...

Peak Design's Field Pouch is outstanding. 1.5L (expands to 3L). Comes in very minimalist black, grey and navy. Highly recommend.

Edit: https://www.peakdesign.com/products/field-pouch

After having this and using it for some time, I think I would have been better off with the tech pouch. Let me explain. First of all for what it is, it's built solidly. That said, it's a bit of pain to get into. The opening is not very big and when reaching in the bag the velcro tends to scratch you...

I use the Peak Design Tech Pouch. Half because of the organization, half because I'm a fan of their company and have loved all their gear. I have got a lot of it, it all started with their Capture Clip for hiking with a full frame camera.

it looks like a useful size but it's different than pictured and part of the lining is lumpy. will likely return