The team over at Peak Design knows just how much its loyal fan base loves its products, and to help keep things interesting for folks who like a more eye-popping color palette, they’re introducing several new colorways for some of their most popular products.
When you’re planning a trip to somewhere nice, whether that’s for a honeymoon, a vacation from work, or some other mind-relaxing time away from the same old grind, one thing that a lot of people struggle with is deciding what they should pack and what they should leave at home.
Peak Design’s Outdoor Line of backpacks and sling bags officially went up for sale in November of 2024 following a mind-blowingly successful Kickstarter campaign in which more than $3.5 million was raised by excited backers after Peak Design had sought just a $50,000 funding goal.
After successfully launching of Peak Design’s Outdoor Line of backpacks and sling bags, which started out as a crowdfunded Kickstarter campaign and rapidly moved to the brand’s official website for purchase, it seems the popular bag and camera accessory maker has taken to the drawing board once more, this time taking aim at the aspiring traveler.
You may recall that back in September, the Peak Design team launched a Kickstarter campaign for an all-new Outdoor line of backpack and sling bags tailored toward the likes of adventurous photographers. Approaching nearly $3.5 million in funding after seeking a $50,000 funding goal, it’s safe to say that the campaign was a complete success.
Back in April, Peak Design announced a new Coyote tan colorway for many of the brand’s popular camera straps. Given the positive response to the new color, Peak Design has now decided to double down on the new colorway, applying it to more products.
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The team over at Peak Design are out with some entirely new products this week that will benefit frequent travelers, especially those who like pack for lengthy journeys.
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