Customer Reviews for WANDRD - PRVKE Backpack Weather-Resistant and Expandable Bundle - Black
Customer Rating
4
Great Colors!!
on February 27, 2023
Posted by: David Van N.
from United States
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Really love the color of the bag. It has easily replaced my peak design everyday backpacks (20 and 30l) sizes. I know if I really wanted to. I could buy the larger camera cube and fit all of my gear that I would need for a full shoot inside this bag along with the option to carry some additional stuff on the outside using the provided straps. My only complaint with this bag is the ease of which it is to lose the sternum strep. That disappeared within the first day of owning a bag, and I am looking to figure out how to order a new one.
Everything I have been waiting for in a daily use and photography back pack!
on February 26, 2023
Posted by: Chad N.
from United States
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Perfectly modular. I use it for a daily backpack and love all the features. There are so many and they are well thought out. I keep my camera gear stored separately in the cube and pop it in to the pack when I want to take the camera with me!
It seems aesthetics and fancy features held out over common sense design for a potentially great bag. Number one, why, oh why, is there no divider between the roll top compartment and cube? All of my loose gear fell down between the divider and bag, and my heavier gear pressed up against my cube sections and caved one in. Second, the shoulder straps mounted on the cube compartment making it so the bag, which is pretty heavy when full at 46L, pulls very far away from the back and off center of gravity. After owning 20 years of packs I know that no pack made to carry substantial weight is designed liked this. Straps are always attached to the bag frame itself and compartment opens to the side. With all of my gear fully loaded I felt like I was falling backward. Third, water bottle/ tripod compartment can only carry a pretty small tripod, forget a beefy one like my Leofoto 4.5lb. The extra straps will also not hold this. Even if you do manage to get your tripod in you have nowhere then to put your actual water bottle when in use. other than the roll top. And lets face it, who wants to do that every time you want to get a drink. There could be another pull-out water bottle pouch when needed, as with shimoda, or water bladder compartment. Overall this bag looks great, but for this price it should be much more practically thought out and ergonomically correct for weight and gear distribution.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When the bag arrived, I immediately had to test it out. I tried it on, packed my laptop, camera, lenses, hard drives, and anything else I need for work days. After twoish weeks using my backpack, I don't think I'll ever need to buy another one again. I've used this for work and weekend bike trips. The side access for the camera is my favorite part as well as the wonderful padded laptop sleeve. I have a heavy duty laptop and it works out perfectly for my back. I can't wait to see what comes in the future! I's definitely recommend this to any photographers, drove flyers, or field workers.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like this bag but I bought it to carry my large camera and long lens. It’s a little difficult to get them out of the top flap, but other than that, it’s quite well designed. I like it because it doesn't look like a camera bag
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Not a photographer, but this still bag still works very well for every day use and traveling. The many compartments works well for storing cables, chargers, and electronics for travel. I love the ability to separate the main compartment—this helps with avoiding a bottomless pit of doom many larger backpacks have, but also gives you flexibility in accessing the complete storage when needed. The luggage passthrough is also super nice and a must have for a modern backpack.Overall, the customizability and utility make this a fantastic choice for travelers or people looking to stay organized, not just photograhers!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have a trip to England in two weeks, and I’m looking forward to putting some use to this bag. It definitely looks sharp, and not so much like a tech bag.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I haven't had the chance to travel with this pack yet so perhaps take this review with a grain of salt. I have, however, taken the time to test it out with my gear (camera and audio). So far, I love it and I think it's going to make traveling to visit family and friends after a long period of isolation much easier. The only thing I'm not sure about is the size. I opted for the 31L, so I knew it would be bigger. I'm not sure this is even a criticism since I chose the larger option. My hope for this pack was one part travel and one part daily carry. Looking for the impossible perhaps, but I wish I could have compared this to the 21L version. I imagine the smaller version would have limited me a little too much as I often travel with audio gear. That said, I am still left wondering if I should have gone for the 21L.