The quick take

• Three sizes: 4L, 6L, 9L
• Seven colorways: Black, Aegean Blue, Wasatch Green, Yuma Tan, Sedona Orange, Atacama Clay, Rhone Burgundy
• Faster access + security: full-zip lid with locking-compatible dual zipper pullers
• Comfort/stability: padded strap, airmesh back, 5-point adjustment, stow-away lockdown strap
• Device carry (6L/9L): patented dock designed to work with WANDRD Laptop Cases (up to 16")
• External utility: pleated bottle/tripod pocket, two exterior mesh pockets, three grab handles

Shop the ROGUE Sling V2

Which size fits your load?

What early reviewers & creators like

• Comfort & stability: padded strap + multiple adjustment points keep the sling planted while moving.
• “Outdoor-worthy” build: weather-resistant materials; durable reinforcements.
• Device carry that isn’t a hack: the 6L/9L dock pairs with WANDRD laptop cases to handle real devices (up to 16″) alongside camera gear.
• Smarter externals: pleated bottle/tripod pocket, two exterior mesh pockets, and three grab handles for quick moves.

Community debates (aka, the bag-nerd corner)

• V1 vs V2 pocketing: some miss specific V1 details; most prefer V2’s access and strap update.
• Strap symmetry: still asymmetric; comfort is better, but quick shoulder swaps remain a personal-preference thing.

Bring your kit: a 4-step in-store test

1. Dial the fit: set the 5-point adjustment and try the stow-away lockdown strap; feel the stability.
2. Device check: drop your tablet/laptop (in its sleeve) into the dock; confirm clearance/comfort.
3. Tripod/bottle: load the pleated pocket + bottom straps with your actual item.
4. Organization: use the mesh pockets, SD slots, key hook, and AirTag pocket to see if your smalls have a home.

Specs snapshot

• 4L: ~6″ H × 9″ W × 4.5″ D; ~0.92 lb
• 6L: ~7.25″ H × 12″ W × 5.5″ D; ~1.5 lb
• 9L: ~8.5″ H × 14.5″ W × 6″ D; ~1.72 lb
• Materials: tarpaulin + ballistic nylon, YKK zips; interior P200D liner
• Colorways: Black, Aegean Blue, Wasatch Green, Yuma Tan, Sedona Orange, Atacama Clay, Rhone Burgundy

Looking Glass take

Rogue V2 keeps what we loved—real kit capacity without a backpack—and makes daily use comfier and more secure. If you’re a light traveler, the 4L is joyful. For most photographers, the 6L is the “just right.” If you’re the one-sling, no-backpack type who wants tripod + laptop + camera, the 9L is the move. Bring your kit and try it loaded; hands-on tends to settle the internet debates fast.

Ready to size yours and set up a smart divider layout?

Visit Looking Glass Photo — 2239 Fifth Street, Berkeley. Ask for an Outfitting session for one-on-one carry tuning.

To Sum It Up: Sizes, Features & Use Cases

Choosing between the 4L, 6L, and 9L? Start with how you actually shoot. The 4L is stealthy for street/travel with a compact body and prime. The 6L covers most creators—room for a body, 1–2 lenses, audio/filters, and a tablet via the patented dock. The 9L is the most versatile one-bag sling: it can take a full-frame body with multiple lenses, a 16″ laptop (with WANDRD case), and a tripod or bottle in the pleated pocket, with lock-compatible zips for security. A padded strap, airmesh back panel, and thoughtful adjustment points help it ride comfortably for long days.

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