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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.

I know the Wandrd bag looks great but does your feel like it weighs 20lbs? My zippers barely function they're so stiff and I bought this bag used. You can't top load anything to the bottom of the bag and the side access door is so small not so useful either, all this after I ditched the packing cube

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.

So after ordering the mystery bags and liking them, I decided to get the travel mystery and guess what happened…. They sent me a box with the customer’s return slip inside. I have the original customer’s order number and their complaint that “the bag didn’t fit their stuff” as the reason for return.

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 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