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Wandrd PRVKE bags are quite spacious, well-built and, depending on the add-ons and accessories you get it with, can be quite versatile for camera purposes and also casual travel and every day use.

Wandrd Prvke 31l hatizsakot nyuzok lassan egy eve, mindennapos hasznalat, turazas, utazas, birja a strapat es szerintem jol is nez ki. Szerintem a 21 literesben is elfer a 15” gep.

Have you looked into Wandrd? I have the 31L Prvke (a backpack) and have been quite impressed with the quality and features. They also offer a line of sling bags that look cool to me anyway. https://www.wandrd.com/products/rogue-6l-sling-in-atacama-clay?variant=41313181859920

Yep. I have two: A 30L V3 PRVKE A 15L V4 PRVKE Both are awesome, but I like the 15L the best as an EDC. The 31L is pretty big and depending how you pack it and the airline. On some flights, no issue. But on some flights, there's some electrical box under the seat, it won't fit. The new 15L is really

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.

Wandrd Prvke 21 (yes that's how it's spelt). I've got the 31 and it's a great travel and camera bag, and i like that it doesn't look like a camera bag. Waterproof and well made. Their slings are great too.

A few thoughts on bags I own that are some of the frequent topics here. These are the three that I bounce back and forth on for daily use right now: I really like my Evergoods CTB20. I have the waxed canvas one, which is not lightweight, but they make it in more technical fabrics. Everything is just

I did. I have a Wandrd Prvke that's been sitting in a box in my garage for years. Keep thinking I really need to get rid of it. I used it once, and realized it's terrible for hiking in warm areas (aka Death Valley), Plus it's too large for me.