Peak DesignUltralight Terra Shell Packing Cube, Sage, Weatherproof Luggage Cube with Strap Attachment Points and Luggage Pass Throughs, Zipper Opening, Travel Organizer for Men and Women, Size XXS

As with so many "elite" brands their products are good, but you pay more than they're worth in the end.Still recommend them though especially where similar alternatives are hard to come by

Like other reviewers, I thought this was a little pricey for what it appeared to be. I ordered it anyway, because I knew the quality would be undeniably good and I needed a secure way of attaching my camera to a belt. I really can’t complain about its design and functionality- it’s perfect and simple - hence they can charge the price they do!

Does its job perfectly, fitted to my belt or a peak Design strap.

What can I say, Peak Design an awesome. I use this on one of my bags rather than belt.

Works well, but could be better padded.

Does what it should do, i.e. reduce (but not remove) the pain of your DSLR/whatever slowly eating away at your chest.Updated review: a few months on.Great, still works, hasn't deformed despite moderate use. I've stopped using it though, as I've moved the capture clip higher up on my backpack straps and it gets in the way. You can't actually put the capture clip all the way to the top of the pad, if you get what I mean, which makes it less than useful if you intend to use it on backpacks.

Makes carrying a nikon d750with battery grip and 70-200 f2.8 a doddle. Have also used it with a tachtical belt and lens pouches attached which was very comfortable.

I'm very happy with and impressed with Peak Design products from what I've seen, read, and from the Peak Design products I own. This was a little disappointing though. It's well made and strong and looks very smart and is very minimal and discrete so the design and manufacture in those senses is great, however, using this product means turning your capture clip from a vertical position (when mounted directly to your waist belt) to a horizontal position. When the capture clip is in the horizontal position on the right of your body you can engage the red release button and draw your camera with just your right hand. This one-handed action is one of the main things that drew me to the capture clip in the first place. When the clip is mounted in the horizontal position this is virtually impossible and therefore totally impractical and for me, negates the whole point of the clip in the first place. So I returned mine.