PRVKE Rolltop 31L V4

I use a Wandrd Prvke 31L. I’m a videographer and frequently take a lot of bulky gear and sometimes a second camera body. It holds everything. And if I’m traveling without my camera gear, the cube easily comes out of the bag and then it’s just a normal backpack. Here’s from when I worked at a stadium

You’d need at least a 6L sling for that. I have a Peak Design 6L sling that I can take both the 16-55 f/2.8 WR II & either 10-24 f/4 or the 70-300 plus an 11” iPadPro. The Wandrd 6L sling has about the same capacity, but I find that Wandrd generally organizes things better. I just picked up the Wand

Commuting/commuter bag. I recently changed up my routine so I need more space. I have 2 water bottles now, I decided to start bringing my own coffee instead of buying everyday. I drink a lot of coffee at home then bought another large americano every morning. So a 32oz for water and the 24oz for cof

Picked up a Wandrd PRVKE V4. So far it’s been enjoyable to use. I typically carry an X-H2, 16-55mm, 70-300mm, 27mm pancake, filter case in the main compartment. Depending on what I’m doing I may swap out a Godox flash or 16mm f1.4. Laptop compartment easily holds my MacBook Air. Pockets for card rea

Greetings, The Wandrd PRVKE 31L with the large camera cube (Pro bundle) has worked well for me. It holds 2 full-frame mirrorless bodies fitted with a 24-70mm f/2.8 and 70-200mm f/2.8 lenses, plus 2 speedlights, backup drives, spare batteries, and more accessories. The shoulder straps and padded back

I have used the Wandrd Prvke V3 31L for a couple of years and now moved to the very slick looking Wandrd Prvke v4 21L 10 year anniversary edition. I have the camera cube for when I’m out shooting, but it is also my EDC bag and travel bag. It’s great: it has some real nice organization, looks great,