PRVKE 21L in Black

Best camera bag I've owned.

I bought my first PRVKE in 2019. Lasted me 6 years of heavy use (I'm a videographer) before one of the seams started to give way. I reached out to see if the damage fell under their lifetime warranty claim and they honoured it and provided me a code for a new bag. Amazing customer service, which is super refreshing these days.. Beyond that it's also a great product. Their newer versions have optimized some of their older ideas and made it better. The new camera cube I purchased is more protective than it was for my older cube. All in all the bag ticks all the boxes. Sleek aesthetic, functional, comfortable. The only "downside" is that shipping to Canada has to go through customs and duties, so there's a small added cost as a Canadian, but honestly it's worth it. Beyond taking it to shoots I've used it travel as well. Super handy. As long as WANDRD is in business I won't be using a different backpack brand.

Great backpack! been rocking a peak design for sometime but when i seen the prvke on insta, instantly justified buying a 300$ backpack for myself👌🏽

Much better upgraded

V1 vs. V4 I switched from the 31L to the 21L, and for my mirrorless camera setup, the 21L is a much better fit. The 31L was simply too large for my needs. What I like: * The back padding is significantly improved compared to V1 and provides much better support and comfort. * The compartments feel more thoughtful and refined. * Overall, the bag feels more polished and better designed than the original version. Cons: * The 21L doesn’t include a rain cover. It’s not a dealbreaker for me since I can still use the rain cover from my V1, but I was surprised it’s no longer included. * This is my primary camera bag, carrying two cameras and related gear. Once the camera cube is loaded, the bag is usually 99% full. The gear inside the cube is very well protected, but the area above the cube only has a layer of fabric. To add extra protection, I cut and repurposed the padding from my V1 and placed it above the cube to protect the gear stored there. Overall, I’m very happy with the V4. The improvements are noticeable, and the 21L size works much better for my setup. The only thing I’m curious about is the long-term durability of the zipper. My V1’s main zipper failed during an outdoor shoot, which was incredibly inconvenient. Ironically, it happened just one month after the 5-year warranty period ended. Other than that, it’s been a great upgrade. Let’s see how this zipper holds up over the next five years.