Wndrd Prvke 21L - Camera Bag
WNDRD PRVKE
10 things I love about this bag
Top carry handle - It’s so easy to swing this thing around, they are super solid straps
Detachable straps and hip straps - When I travel on planes I tend to bring my equipment with me and usually have a bed roll on the bottom using the detachable straps. Which can also be attached to the front panel to hang things off. I tend to use them on the bottom. Having the detachable hip straps comes in handy a lot as well. I dont always want them on the bag but when I have a really heavy load I put them on. They are kinda tricky to get on and off but it reassures me that they won’t just fall off.
Dual sections separated - I love having a camera a compartment and a separate one for anything else I may need. You can fully open the bag if you wish to have a bucket-style bag.
Passport pocket - This pocket is genius. People can’t steal your shit when they can’t get to it. It’s on the back of the bag where your lower back sits. So it can’t be opened when you’re wearing the bag. It’s nice to put flat items that I want to be protected and easy to find. I store money and a little notepad as well as some coins.
Customizability - The camera cube can be changed around to however you would like. As well there are straps and loops throughout the bag for you to hand things off or do like I did and create a little design using paracord. I hang my climbing shoes off the side as well as a little speaker. Also works great when you go swimming and want to hang your bathing suit and towel on the outside of your bag.
Small pockets and big front pocket The little side pocket is perfect for keeping the batteries I need as well as holding my ear plugs and an Alan keep on the keychain.
The iPad sleeve - It has more than one sleeve compartment in the laptop sleeve part. It’s nice because I can fit my Matchbook Pro and my iPad there. I need to just use it for paperwork and things of that nature.
Side access - You can take the camera out without taking the bag off. Brilliant.
Roll top - The roll top allows me to really stuff the bag full of stuff. I will generally wear more clothes initially than I need and because of the roll top, I can take layers off and have somewhere to put them.
Durability - This bag is now like 4 years old and it barley looks like it’s aged. It’s not as shiny as it once was but there is very little wear to it.
Side strap - The tripod strap is very useful. I like to hang a bathing suit and a small towel on it so they aren’t in my bag getting my shit wet
Water bottle holder - it zips up when you're not using it, giving it a really sleek look. It also fits my Yeti absolutely perfectly, with room for my titanium spoon. I also use it to storage a 32-ounce metal Nalgene and a nesting cup.
Rain cover - It has a built-in rain cover that while it’s not in use, is never in the way.
Small top pocket - Lastly this perfectly placed cloth pocket. Perfect for the small items you use often and great a protecting other items from damaging them.
