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Hey so i regularly haul around a big camera setup on a bike. You need a proper backpack theres no way of cutting corners. Mine isnt as big as a 600mm, but its still a 200-400 and a 70-200 with two bodies and laptop. Theres also no bag thats properly padded and comfortable that will allow quick acces

Stiff, thin, poorly padded, and at an awkward angle and location. This is a very common complaint with this line. I used the V1 for years and found it pretty uncomfortable. Tried the V2, slightly better but not much. I’m now using a WANDRD PRVKE which is miles more comfortable.

It's ok for airport to accomodations. I had a travel day where everything that could go wrong did. I ended up carrying it (just under 10kg) for 6-8 hours in 90F+ heat on level ground. After the first hour or so, I had to take it off and hand carry it every 20 minutes or so before putting it back on.

Hello everyone, I am a documentary filmmaker who travels around the world for work. Last year, I spent a month filming in the forests of Papua New Guinea. I had a base camp with equipment and travelled around each day with a Wandrd Prvke 31L. It was extremely heavy (camera, 2-3 lenses, V-lock batter

I was interested in the tortuga. But with the folding packing cube I have now, i believe it really will go a long way to packing down to 32L with my Wandrd Prvke. I was considering going up to 40L. Or the true clam shell with the Aero Pakt 35, which I tried - but it’s just not worth it for me, for i

I have: Lowepro Nature Trekker AW II (~20 years old), F-Stop Ajna 40, Wandrd Prvke 31, Wandrd Sling 9, Gitzo Adventury 30, Peak Design Everyday Zip They're all rubbish, except the Gitzo. Lowepro Nature Trekker ALL OF THE BULK. Such a big bag, comfortable though. No meaningful space for anything but