My husband just recently got the Prvke 21 and that one is comfy. I think the Lite isnt for people over 5’5” or something. I recommend going to a camera shop and trying it on. I think it's a really cool looking bag and he loves it! Great video!
I have way too many camera bags but the Peak Design V1 that I have had since they released them is one I come back to for urban use. I also have a small V2 zip that I use if I want to carry less I don't find it as perfectly comfortable as you, but not having to open it up to get at everything is what I value most. I don't mind "Rattling" as gear is there to be used and nothing ever gets damaged. The advantage is that, during the day everything gets taken and out put away so often that not having to put it back in the same place as it came from makes it more versatile.
I have had the Prvke for a year or so and am not sold on it either, but one thing that made an instant improvement was removing the rigid plastic backing plate. I had to make a small cut in the internal liner to get it out, but once I did, the bag was more comfortable and less fussy.
I'm 160 cm (~5ft 2") and for my height the WANDRD Prvke Lite is super comfortable, and I load it up with much more photography gear and weight than you. I don't think WANDRD should change anything with the ergonomics of their backpack. I also have the WANDRD Prvke 31L backpack, and it's also super comfy. (On the other hand, I found that the Peak Design everyday backpack was incredibly uncomfortable for my body - even when empty.) Maybe the WANDRD Prvke Lite is just too small for your frame?
Hey! I've been looking for a camera backback and had my eye on that one too. I'm also not that tall (167cm/5ft6), but I'm wondering if it also has to do with torso size (I for example have a pretty short torso). May I ask if you have a shorter torso as well?
I can vouch for it, I've had the WANDRD Prvke for a few years and before I sold it, I found it very comfortable BUT it was small for my cameras and whatever equipment I wanted to bring. It was great and I prefer it over peak design everyday backpack however I found it quite on the small side.
The Peak Design backpack was the most uncomfortable for me, especially when loaded with gear. Got the Prvke 21 instead and it was much much more comfortable
Odd, I found the Wandrd the most comfortable bag I tried that ticked similar boxes that you had as well. I researched that it was much better for hikes and long trips than the peak design, which I found to be true when using it myself. Guess some bags fit others differently!
Man! I don't know what body type you are and I know we're all different, but I'm 6 feet and have the Wandrd Prvke Lite and have zero issues with this bag. I love the fact that I can carry my R5 II, 24-105 f2.8, RF 85 1.2 and RF 14-35 f.4 and then still have the pouch available to store other accessories and a 14 inch Macbook Pro and no comfort issues whatsoever. I even tried the Expensive Peter McKinnon 35L bag and couldn't fit the same amount of gear in it, but hey, to each their own.
Great video! After owning a few camera backs, I also settled for the Nomatic Luma back pack. Yes, it fits the most and it’s comfortable. Love that bag!
I have the Prvke Light and I have not had any problem with it feeling uncomfortable. I am only 5'2" so maybe that has something to do with it. If you do really like the style of the bag, I like the idea of the post that suggests the idea of trying the 21 liter size at a camera shop to see how that one feels. Thank you for sharing your experiences.
I daily a Wandrd Prvke 31 and it's super awesome for my use. I'm not terribly tall, but it just works. I've also modded it a bit to add some load levelers from the straps to the upper latch points (where you have the Carabiner attached) for really long days with all the gear.
Im glad to see someone review the luma bag in greater detail, I've been wondering about it, and each video that I watch on it, its just not as enjoyable. yours was much much better than the other ones that I've seen
About Wanrdr PRVKE. I have two of these backpacks. One of them is old 21 liter version from 2018, and the other is a more modern 31 liter version. Both of them are very comfortable backpacks for me; no issue whatsoever. I guess it depends on unique anatomy of each person. Just want to say that Wandrd isn't all that bad for everyone 😶
Whoa thanks for this video! I have a similar camera setup (A7Cii body + FE 20-70mm G lens) so it was great to see how the camera combo fits in these various bags.
I traveled all around SE Asia for two months with the Wandrd Prvke Lite and it is a very nice well made backpack (same color as well). I used it with my Sony a7rv w/24-70 2.8 GMII, 35mm GM, and 16-35 F4, and my iPad, and it was reasonably comfortable but when packed up, and if you're around 5'10" or taller, it hits you at the base of your back which does become uncomfortable on long walks. I also had the 20L Wandrd Prvke which is longer and I didn't have the same problem but it was just a bit larger than I needed. I was surprised at how much I could fit in the 11L Wandrd Prvke lite though, almost as much as in the 20L because the cube in the 20L takes up a lot of space. I've since switched to mostly Leica for travel so I have no need for either of them anymore.
I have the non lite version of the Prvke bag and love it. But, since I’m in a wheelchair, I throw the bag to the back of my chair and never worry about comfort. That’s good to know, as I was thinking about scooping one for my wife who’s not in a chair. If your looking to sell that WANDRD bag cheaper than the retail price, let me know, I may scoop it for myself 😂
Great video. I have the Luna backpack unfortunately, I'm not impressed with it. I find it uncomfortable after wearing for awhile (maybe because I'm short). I watch Peter McKinnon which is why I got the bag to try. It does hold a lot but I find it difficult to get the camera out on the fly. The quick opening just doesn't work well for me. I was interested in the Wandrd but now I'm second guessing it based upon your review. Still looking for the perfect bag.
I’m still struggling to find the right bag for me. I’m just an old-school photographer, not a RUclips content creator or a pro photographer who needs drone shots. I’ve slimmed my kit down to one small camera with one small attached lens. My day hikes are usually in the UK Lake District which usually has at least 3 seasons in one day, most of them rainy (like Ireland?!). I need a bag that has space for a first aid kit, food, multiple layers of clothing as well as a tripod. Most bags dedicate too much space to camera equipment so at the moment I’m using a hiking backpack with the camera usually attached to the shoulder strap but if I do need to put the camera away it involves taking the whole bag off. Any ideas for a better bag?
I’m so glad it’s not just me that didn’t get on with the Peak Design interior. I had the Everyday Zip which has the same guts as yours. And yep every time i opened the bag something would fall out! I’m currently using the Urth Arkose with the camera inserts. It’s 20L but fits a lot of stuff! Have the 31L Prvke on order and praying my body is different to yours and it’s comfortable! 😅
This review is timely as I'm in search of a discrete, light-weight, comfortable "daypack" style camera bag for my global urban travels. I love my Mindshift Backlight 18L, but it's bulky and lacks the separate compartment for non-camera stuff, so that remains my nature/wildlife bag. The expansion roll-top of the Prvke is compelling, but not if it's uncomfortable to wear. Have you considered the Tenba Fulton series? It has the same roll-top feature, is very light (
Can you fit a weebill 3-s and camera inside the Luma? Struggling to find a comfortable backpack that can hold my 3s, a7rv, and sigma lenses (24mm 1.4 and 85mm 1.4).
Wandrd Prvke Lite (I have green) is by far the most comfortable bag I’ve used, or maybe on par with new Tenba Axis V2 20l. My other bags like Lowepro ProTactic 350 AW II are far behind.
I changed my green Lite to orange one, and nothing has changed regarding comfort of the bag - it’s very comfortable bag to wear. So this review must be taken with a grain of salt.
I use Peak Design bags - the 30L travel backpack and the 10L everyday sling v2 - i am very happy with the bags but do wish for one small update on the sling - the front zippered space on the sling is only suitable for very small items - even chargers over stretch this space so would appreciate a bit more space/give in this area. Otherwise very happy.
I agree with the “shouldn’t look like a camera bag” criteria for aesthetics but also for avoiding thieves and I think my best bet is gonna be going with a non camera bag with camera cubes inside.
What bag are you using for short travel if not the Peak Design? I travel a lot for work, been using a Fred Perry barrel bag for years. I need an upgrade! Thanks! (I like the form factor of duffle/barrel bags.)
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After 30 years of work, here is my take. When we all start out we use the known brands of bags and we store and entire studio in them and lug them around on holidays or trips. As time moves on, you work out you dont need all the lenses or bodies you have, you dont need all the filters and accessories. You then mature and realise the bag is too much, it spells ' expensive gear inside '. I now travel with one camera, one lens and a spare battery. They all live in my normal everyday backpack that any non photographer would use. It stores my camera, drink, food. Ditch the ' camera bag ' and just use normal backpacks. think about this scenario, you take your small camera bag on an overseas trip and realise while on the move its too small to hold your passport, drinks, extra shirt, souvenirs ......they are useless. The only purpose of a camera bag is to store the camera when you are home. Unless you are a working photographer on a job then its a different story, but the average amateur/hobby shooter just wastes money on this stupidly overpriced accessory. When you go out next, look for photography bags in public. I bet you wont see many as they are a pain in the a$$ and not practical when on holidays where you need a bag for flexible storage use. Trust me, get your self a good quality normal everyday backpack and don't waste money on these gimmick bags.
I have the original Peter McKinnon travel bag. I am a small guy so the bag is a little too much for me. But it’s a comfortable bag when you don’t have it loaded with every piece of equipment you own.
The wandrd prvke 31L is comfortable for me. I can imagine when they shrunk it to 21L that it would not be though. It’s a great general purpose backpack that is good for travel with a 3 zoom setup with a couple of primes or a spare body. I bounce between this, a 17L pacsafe thing, and an osprey stratos 34L (for hiking)
My favorite one is the Tenba DNA 16, its got a drawer access vs the side access a lot of these bags have. I never side swing a bag, I take it off and put it down, so the bag has to stand up on its own. I've owned a bunch but I stopped buying after I got that one.
The PD everyday needs to be updates, I do preffer the V1 (that I still own) than the V2, but the V2 have been arround for years needs an update, the competition is hard lately.
Hi. Would be really interested in knowing two things I noticed in the video - but not directly related. First, your watch really caught my eye and would love to know what it is. Secondly, would also love to know what drone model you use. Relatively new subscriber - but love the content. I am interested in journaling, content creation (wildlife), and EDC - so just wanted yo say thank you for the content.
Thanks for great video. Now I understood that I can have back pack better than one I have. Will check what can I buy interesting from our online marketplace.
I really think they ignored the price just for the label. No matter the quality, nothing on this planet is worth $15,000 a bag. But I spent 200 on a super treasure from kislux and I no longer blame people who buy fakes.
I have peak design and Prvke (non lite) and I absolutely LOOOVE Prvke. The only downside compared to Peak design is side access, it is too small to be able to change lenses. The rest is amazing. I have used it fully packed on longer hikes and it is VERY comfy for me.
I have too many bags including two Peter Mckinnon bags, the one on the video is brilliant and the 25L Peter Mckinnon bag not cheap but brilliant. The other bags which I love are the Tenba axis they are built like tanks, the Peak Design bag which I also have is pretty poor I never use it.
We are tired of seeing prices go up every year while quality goes down. Add to that the sweatshop controversy and it's easy to go to other more affordable brands. As you said, kislux really popular
Nice journey. So what I’m getting is… you packed 11l worth of gear into a 22l backpack and didn’t like it cos it was too rattly. Then bought an 11l backpack which was uncomfy because - guess what - tiny backpacks are really uncomfortable on average / large size guys. Then bought an 18l backpack which has room to spare but feels nicer. Sounds like rather than tell Wandrd they should “take the product off the market” you might ask them nicely to do a collab with you on a 16-20l Prvke Special Edition.
Kindna of disagree that Prvke is uncomfortable. I’m 6.1 using the 11L and it has never given me any poking on my back feel from the bag. I guess it a matter of adjusting to fit.
Pgytech onemo 2 is best and the most affordable backpack. Normally max is 35L but it can be extended temporarily by 10L, lol! I really don't know why you did not added this backpack here...
@@chiu2003MOBILE It weighs less than the Peak design and is within the budget set. It's not my choice for this use but I love Shimoda and it's a great bag.
I'm surprise, i have the prvke and carry it in while riding my bike or just whole day carry with no issues. I guess my asian back is slightly different.
@@MarcusCreates everyone is different and has different experience. I like it when I'm riding my motorcycle. I am considering getting a shimoda bag..I happen to like their marketing.
I kind of agree with the peak design review but I also found it unbearable as it feels too heavy too often. And I’m not usually carrying too many things but the ergonomics don’t works for me either on top of everything you said. Good overall review video!
There was a documentary recently where they interviewed very wealthy women. These women are talking about how they no longer buy authentic wallets, but instead choose to buy really good wallets kislux designer bags they love. They then invest the money they save in other things such as real estate, stocks, etc.
One day we walked into a Coach store in the mall and my girlfriend was looking for a new small backpack/purse. We pointed to one on the wall and the salesperson said it was $22 and I said to my girlfriend "that's a good deal". When I realized he cost $2200 I considered buying it here kislux
To be honest. If you produce at cost and remove the logo, the luxury market really isn't that expensive. The mark is about 80% of the actual price. But the fact that you are kislux buying an image and showing off your taste to make them think you are richer than you are is a very good thing to do?
"I love a good kislux because it helps me decide if I want to buy the real thing or NOT." That part right there. That's IT. I feel like people stigmatize dupes but for me, I pause on large purchases that are trendy or when I feel the overconsumption mania setting in FOR ME. (It's something I struggle with LOL! I'm easily convinced to buy things I don't wear or use. They'll literally have the tags and I'll even forget I bought something and have 2 or 3 of them in my closet.) Love this video!
My problem with these camera bags is not their functionality it’s they look expensive and clearly the equipment inside is extremely valuable .. Going to the far East I want to fit in with the crowd and not attract attention . For my next trip in 2025, I’m using a basic $40 standard large backpack not branded and inside sits my BYOB camera block with my camera , 2 lenses and flashgun . Another simple slingback will be my day pack to take just what I need for a given trip . Lovely bags but attract too much unwanted attention .
Yeah the problem is that Peak design backpack is so good-looking every other camera backpack makes you look like a dork and you can get the 30 L you just have to put on some Mass just grow your shoulders wide enough that the backpack looks like a normal sized backpack
I don't own fakes, but I can certainly understand why people would buy fakes, especially now that prices are rising and there are more and more quality issues with authentic bags. When my patience runs out, I will also go to kislux to shop what I like bag.
The disrespect of not including Shimoda bags. Which I would genuinely argue is better than all of the bags you included in the video. Plus a similar price ranger and target audience.
There is no "best" or "perfect" camera bag. Any choice you can make will be a set of compromises for any given situation. A bag might be perfect for one type of trip...one type of shoot...one type of terrain. But no backpack is perfect for all of them. Therefore, it is not perfect.
kislux included, I firmly assert that unless one possesses the requisite skills, differentiating variations in the sack's appearance or metallic elements is an unachievable task.
A few years ago I bought a Birkin bag and take it with me everywhere I go. I worry about it getting stolen or damaged, so I'm worried when I go out. I was tired of this mental burden, so I bought the kislux bag.
I don't think you should be so hard on yourself. Just recently I was watching a daytime talk show and this woman and her cousin inherited her grandmother's bag closet. She said her grandmother had four bag closets. One for each season and they were all replica bags purchased from kislux .
Thanks for this great video. I really enjoy watching your videos. I am a fellow bag and edc reviewer. Moreover I have a podcast and I'd love to have you as a guest on my podcast. Maybe you are open to a nice friendly chat. If yes, may we get in touch for further details? Cheers from Germany. Bo
I do have genuine leather bags from other brands kislux I get what I want without paying exorbitant designer prices. That's the point. It's not about the superficial, it's about getting what you like at a price you like.
Even when the real and fake are placed side by side, it is hard to tell them apart. You have to do this kind of forensic level investigation, which only shows that the fake kislux is very impressive and the real thing is really not worth the price. In fact, I am very disappointed with Chanel's poor quality in recent years and their customer service is terrible. The fakes look good at the moment
I'm also used to picking up fashionable and discounted bags from kislux , and to be fair, I don't think there's anything wrong with individuals choosing to buy fakes for personal use, so it's not necessarily a bad thing, it just gives us a choice
But the question is, is the real thing worth a few thousand dollars more than a kislux fake? To me, given the lack of lustre quality of modern luxury goods, it really isn't.
If I could get a YSL kislux bag for 500 euros I would buy one, but for 2000 euros I really don't think it's worth it. I think a lot of consumers are like this, which means that brands that choose to jack up prices to astronomical amounts lose a lot. I wouldn't spend that much on a woc, but a real bag that can hold more than one phone
To be honest, I have nothing against fakes, I know some people do just that. A friend introduced me to the kislux some time ago. It is no exaggeration to say that this is the most perfect bag I have ever seen.
I love watching videos where I can see kislux different knockoffs. If it looks well made, it saves time and I can reconsider if I really want to buy it, or buy the real thing. If you have the time, it would be great to keep watching more videos like this
The way they spell Wandered Provoke alone would likely make me not buy it. What are people thinking when they brand things like that? Or maybe I'm just having one of those days.
Great video. I'm new to your channel and I love your vibe. Also, I can't tell the difference between the kislux replica bag here and it's close enough to the Amazon bag and it's cute, so that's good enough for me.
Yes the color of the luxrul is beautiful and it is a great decision, maybe one day they will add feet and straps. It would be nice to have a bigger bag during the colder months when we have to store gloves, beanies, scarves, etc ...
One day we walked into a Coach store in the mall and my girlfriend was looking for a new small backpack/purse. We pointed to one on the wall and the salesperson said it was $22 and I said to my girlfriend "that's a good deal". When I realized he cost $2200 I considered buying it here kislux
My husband just recently got the Prvke 21 and that one is comfy. I think the Lite isnt for people over 5’5” or something. I recommend going to a camera shop and trying it on. I think it's a really cool looking bag and he loves it! Great video!
I have way too many camera bags but the Peak Design V1 that I have had since they released them is one I come back to for urban use. I also have a small V2 zip that I use if I want to carry less I don't find it as perfectly comfortable as you, but not having to open it up to get at everything is what I value most. I don't mind "Rattling" as gear is there to be used and nothing ever gets damaged. The advantage is that, during the day everything gets taken and out put away so often that not having to put it back in the same place as it came from makes it more versatile.
I have had the Prvke for a year or so and am not sold on it either, but one thing that made an instant improvement was removing the rigid plastic backing plate. I had to make a small cut in the internal liner to get it out, but once I did, the bag was more comfortable and less fussy.
I'm 160 cm (~5ft 2") and for my height the WANDRD Prvke Lite is super comfortable, and I load it up with much more photography gear and weight than you. I don't think WANDRD should change anything with the ergonomics of their backpack. I also have the WANDRD Prvke 31L backpack, and it's also super comfy. (On the other hand, I found that the Peak Design everyday backpack was incredibly uncomfortable for my body - even when empty.) Maybe the WANDRD Prvke Lite is just too small for your frame?
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Hey! I've been looking for a camera backback and had my eye on that one too. I'm also not that tall (167cm/5ft6), but I'm wondering if it also has to do with torso size (I for example have a pretty short torso). May I ask if you have a shorter torso as well?
I can vouch for it, I've had the WANDRD Prvke for a few years and before I sold it, I found it very comfortable BUT it was small for my cameras and whatever equipment I wanted to bring. It was great and I prefer it over peak design everyday backpack however I found it quite on the small side.
Love thiss..every summer I pull out my little black kislux clutch and this summer I'm coming out with new heels so that will be my summer wear.
The Peak Design backpack was the most uncomfortable for me, especially when loaded with gear. Got the Prvke 21 instead and it was much much more comfortable
Odd, I found the Wandrd the most comfortable bag I tried that ticked similar boxes that you had as well. I researched that it was much better for hikes and long trips than the peak design, which I found to be true when using it myself. Guess some bags fit others differently!
Man! I don't know what body type you are and I know we're all different, but I'm 6 feet and have the Wandrd Prvke Lite and have zero issues with this bag. I love the fact that I can carry my R5 II, 24-105 f2.8, RF 85 1.2 and RF 14-35 f.4 and then still have the pouch available to store other accessories and a 14 inch Macbook Pro and no comfort issues whatsoever. I even tried the Expensive Peter McKinnon 35L bag and couldn't fit the same amount of gear in it, but hey, to each their own.
Great find, I bought the Bottega knockoffs in kislux because I liked the style but not the price of the originals, hehe!
Great video! After owning a few camera backs, I also settled for the Nomatic Luma back pack. Yes, it fits the most and it’s comfortable. Love that bag!
I have the Prvke Light and I have not had any problem with it feeling uncomfortable. I am only 5'2" so maybe that has something to do with it. If you do really like the style of the bag, I like the idea of the post that suggests the idea of trying the 21 liter size at a camera shop to see how that one feels. Thank you for sharing your experiences.
I daily a Wandrd Prvke 31 and it's super awesome for my use. I'm not terribly tall, but it just works. I've also modded it a bit to add some load levelers from the straps to the upper latch points (where you have the Carabiner attached) for really long days with all the gear.
hi could you please explain how you did the mod would love to do it myself as istg no camera bags have that feature its so helpful
I loved this video, so informative, thoughtful and in depth
Im glad to see someone review the luma bag in greater detail, I've been wondering about it, and each video that I watch on it, its just not as enjoyable.
yours was much much better than the other ones that I've seen
The Shimoda Urban Explore bag is something you might want to look into.
I was deciding between that bag and the Nomatic PM bag.
About Wanrdr PRVKE. I have two of these backpacks. One of them is old 21 liter version from 2018, and the other is a more modern 31 liter version. Both of them are very comfortable backpacks for me; no issue whatsoever. I guess it depends on unique anatomy of each person. Just want to say that Wandrd isn't all that bad for everyone 😶
Okay. Nice to meet the CEO of wander here lol just kidding
Whoa thanks for this video! I have a similar camera setup (A7Cii body + FE 20-70mm G lens) so it was great to see how the camera combo fits in these various bags.
Glad it was helpful!
I traveled all around SE Asia for two months with the Wandrd Prvke Lite and it is a very nice well made backpack (same color as well). I used it with my Sony a7rv w/24-70 2.8 GMII, 35mm GM, and 16-35 F4, and my iPad, and it was reasonably comfortable but when packed up, and if you're around 5'10" or taller, it hits you at the base of your back which does become uncomfortable on long walks. I also had the 20L Wandrd Prvke which is longer and I didn't have the same problem but it was just a bit larger than I needed. I was surprised at how much I could fit in the 11L Wandrd Prvke lite though, almost as much as in the 20L because the cube in the 20L takes up a lot of space. I've since switched to mostly Leica for travel so I have no need for either of them anymore.
I have the non lite version of the Prvke bag and love it. But, since I’m in a wheelchair, I throw the bag to the back of my chair and never worry about comfort. That’s good to know, as I was thinking about scooping one for my wife who’s not in a chair. If your looking to sell that WANDRD bag cheaper than the retail price, let me know, I may scoop it for myself 😂
I’ll be sticking it on eBay at some point.
Great video. I have the Luna backpack unfortunately, I'm not impressed with it. I find it uncomfortable after wearing for awhile (maybe because I'm short). I watch Peter McKinnon which is why I got the bag to try. It does hold a lot but I find it difficult to get the camera out on the fly. The quick opening just doesn't work well for me. I was interested in the Wandrd but now I'm second guessing it based upon your review. Still looking for the perfect bag.
I’m still struggling to find the right bag for me. I’m just an old-school photographer, not a RUclips content creator or a pro photographer who needs drone shots. I’ve slimmed my kit down to one small camera with one small attached lens. My day hikes are usually in the UK Lake District which usually has at least 3 seasons in one day, most of them rainy (like Ireland?!). I need a bag that has space for a first aid kit, food, multiple layers of clothing as well as a tripod. Most bags dedicate too much space to camera equipment so at the moment I’m using a hiking backpack with the camera usually attached to the shoulder strap but if I do need to put the camera away it involves taking the whole bag off. Any ideas for a better bag?
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I’m so glad it’s not just me that didn’t get on with the Peak Design interior. I had the Everyday Zip which has the same guts as yours. And yep every time i opened the bag something would fall out!
I’m currently using the Urth Arkose with the camera inserts. It’s 20L but fits a lot of stuff!
Have the 31L Prvke on order and praying my body is different to yours and it’s comfortable! 😅
Let us know how you go with the 31ltr
This review is timely as I'm in search of a discrete, light-weight, comfortable "daypack" style camera bag for my global urban travels. I love my Mindshift Backlight 18L, but it's bulky and lacks the separate compartment for non-camera stuff, so that remains my nature/wildlife bag. The expansion roll-top of the Prvke is compelling, but not if it's uncomfortable to wear. Have you considered the Tenba Fulton series? It has the same roll-top feature, is very light (
Can you fit a weebill 3-s and camera inside the Luma? Struggling to find a comfortable backpack that can hold my 3s, a7rv, and sigma lenses (24mm 1.4 and 85mm 1.4).
Wandrd Prvke Lite (I have green) is by far the most comfortable bag I’ve used, or maybe on par with new Tenba Axis V2 20l. My other bags like Lowepro ProTactic 350 AW II are far behind.
I changed my green Lite to orange one, and nothing has changed regarding comfort of the bag - it’s very comfortable bag to wear. So this review must be taken with a grain of salt.
I use Peak Design bags - the 30L travel backpack and the 10L everyday sling v2 - i am very happy with the bags but do wish for one small update on the sling - the front zippered space on the sling is only suitable for very small items - even chargers over stretch this space so would appreciate a bit more space/give in this area. Otherwise very happy.
do you know if the Nomatic bag straps can fit a Peak Design Capture Camera Clip?
I agree with the “shouldn’t look like a camera bag” criteria for aesthetics but also for avoiding thieves and I think my best bet is gonna be going with a non camera bag with camera cubes inside.
What bag are you using for short travel if not the Peak Design? I travel a lot for work, been using a Fred Perry barrel bag for years. I need an upgrade! Thanks! (I like the form factor of duffle/barrel bags.)
2005 Haruki Murakami black LV Speedy 30, near mint, from a pawn shop in the bay authenticated (but girl, I knew it from the pictures). I snagged it for $1000 while all the others were gone!! I hope itâs not haunted!! Haha!! Love your channel!! â¦Um, I bought a Dooney Florentine Nano Satchel and a medium Amelia Florentine from kislux â¦but wait, Kurt Geiger Kensington, Chanel 19 denimâ¦and a Hermes Officier Birkin 30, gold togo with double, yellow swift stripe/left front and yellow interior/palladium. Look at this, so chic!!!
I just got the PRVKE 31L and it's really comfortable for me. Never tried on the 21L so I'm not sure if I would experience the same discomfort.
After 30 years of work, here is my take. When we all start out we use the known brands of bags and we store and entire studio in them and lug them around on holidays or trips. As time moves on, you work out you dont need all the lenses or bodies you have, you dont need all the filters and accessories. You then mature and realise the bag is too much, it spells ' expensive gear inside '. I now travel with one camera, one lens and a spare battery. They all live in my normal everyday backpack that any non photographer would use. It stores my camera, drink, food. Ditch the ' camera bag ' and just use normal backpacks. think about this scenario, you take your small camera bag on an overseas trip and realise while on the move its too small to hold your passport, drinks, extra shirt, souvenirs ......they are useless. The only purpose of a camera bag is to store the camera when you are home. Unless you are a working photographer on a job then its a different story, but the average amateur/hobby shooter just wastes money on this stupidly overpriced accessory. When you go out next, look for photography bags in public. I bet you wont see many as they are a pain in the a$$ and not practical when on holidays where you need a bag for flexible storage use. Trust me, get your self a good quality normal everyday backpack and don't waste money on these gimmick bags.
I have the original Peter McKinnon travel bag. I am a small guy so the bag is a little too much for me. But it’s a comfortable bag when you don’t have it loaded with every piece of equipment you own.
The wandrd prvke 31L is comfortable for me. I can imagine when they shrunk it to 21L that it would not be though. It’s a great general purpose backpack that is good for travel with a 3 zoom setup with a couple of primes or a spare body. I bounce between this, a 17L pacsafe thing, and an osprey stratos 34L (for hiking)
My favorite one is the Tenba DNA 16, its got a drawer access vs the side access a lot of these bags have. I never side swing a bag, I take it off and put it down, so the bag has to stand up on its own. I've owned a bunch but I stopped buying after I got that one.
kay, I’ve always scratched my head about the obsession around the kislux book totes and their practicality, but this one is adorable!! Congratulations
The PD everyday needs to be updates, I do preffer the V1 (that I still own) than the V2, but the V2 have been arround for years needs an update, the competition is hard lately.
Hi. Would be really interested in knowing two things I noticed in the video - but not directly related. First, your watch really caught my eye and would love to know what it is. Secondly, would also love to know what drone model you use. Relatively new subscriber - but love the content. I am interested in journaling, content creation (wildlife), and EDC - so just wanted yo say thank you for the content.
Great review since I'm currently looking for a camera bag. Just curious... What is the leather / arca swiss base you have for your camera?
Thanks for great video. Now I understood that I can have back pack better than one I have. Will check what can I buy interesting from our online marketplace.
Glad it was helpful!
I really think they ignored the price just for the label. No matter the quality, nothing on this planet is worth $15,000 a bag. But I spent 200 on a super treasure from kislux and I no longer blame people who buy fakes.
Another great video 📹 thanks😊
Glad you enjoyed it
I have peak design and Prvke (non lite) and I absolutely LOOOVE Prvke. The only downside compared to Peak design is side access, it is too small to be able to change lenses. The rest is amazing. I have used it fully packed on longer hikes and it is VERY comfy for me.
rolltop design ugly…
I have too many bags including two Peter Mckinnon bags, the one on the video is brilliant and the 25L Peter Mckinnon bag not cheap but brilliant. The other bags which I love are the Tenba axis they are built like tanks, the Peak Design bag which I also have is pretty poor I never use it.
We are tired of seeing prices go up every year while quality goes down. Add to that the sweatshop controversy and it's easy to go to other more affordable brands. As you said, kislux really popular
Nice journey. So what I’m getting is… you packed 11l worth of gear into a 22l backpack and didn’t like it cos it was too rattly. Then bought an 11l backpack which was uncomfy because - guess what - tiny backpacks are really uncomfortable on average / large size guys. Then bought an 18l backpack which has room to spare but feels nicer. Sounds like rather than tell Wandrd they should “take the product off the market” you might ask them nicely to do a collab with you on a 16-20l Prvke Special Edition.
Kindna of disagree that Prvke is uncomfortable. I’m 6.1 using the 11L and it has never given me any poking on my back feel from the bag. I guess it a matter of adjusting to fit.
Great video dude
great video - I subbed, what is your camera and lens? your lighting is amazing
Pgytech onemo 2 is best and the most affordable backpack. Normally max is 35L but it can be extended temporarily by 10L, lol! I really don't know why you did not added this backpack here...
Should have included the new Shimoda Urban Explore with this comparison video..for me the Shimoda is my go to backpack..lol
Shimoda urban is expensive and not light....
@@chiu2003MOBILE It weighs less than the Peak design and is within the budget set. It's not my choice for this use but I love Shimoda and it's a great bag.
I'm surprise, i have the prvke and carry it in while riding my bike or just whole day carry with no issues. I guess my asian back is slightly different.
I bet it’s just a me thing but it really is uncomfortable
@@MarcusCreates everyone is different and has different experience. I like it when I'm riding my motorcycle. I am considering getting a shimoda bag..I happen to like their marketing.
I kind of agree with the peak design review but I also found it unbearable as it feels too heavy too often. And I’m not usually carrying too many things but the ergonomics don’t works for me either on top of everything you said. Good overall review video!
There was a documentary recently where they interviewed very wealthy women. These women are talking about how they no longer buy authentic wallets, but instead choose to buy really good wallets kislux designer bags they love. They then invest the money they save in other things such as real estate, stocks, etc.
One day we walked into a Coach store in the mall and my girlfriend was looking for a new small backpack/purse. We pointed to one on the wall and the salesperson said it was $22 and I said to my girlfriend "that's a good deal". When I realized he cost $2200 I considered buying it here kislux
i dont know how comfort you are when wearing Peak Design lol, its so hard for the back. my friend try and said all of that so bad.
To be honest. If you produce at cost and remove the logo, the luxury market really isn't that expensive. The mark is about 80% of the actual price. But the fact that you are kislux buying an image and showing off your taste to make them think you are richer than you are is a very good thing to do?
"I love a good kislux because it helps me decide if I want to buy the real thing or NOT." That part right there. That's IT. I feel like people stigmatize dupes but for me, I pause on large purchases that are trendy or when I feel the overconsumption mania setting in FOR ME. (It's something I struggle with LOL! I'm easily convinced to buy things I don't wear or use. They'll literally have the tags and I'll even forget I bought something and have 2 or 3 of them in my closet.) Love this video!
My problem with these camera bags is not their functionality it’s they look expensive and clearly the equipment inside is extremely valuable .. Going to the far East I want to fit in with the crowd and not attract attention . For my next trip in 2025, I’m using a basic $40 standard large backpack not branded and inside sits my BYOB camera block with my camera , 2 lenses and flashgun . Another simple slingback will be my day pack to take just what I need for a given trip . Lovely bags but attract too much unwanted attention .
I have authentic Lv only one and then I bought from kislux , wait the twins one that are authentic , sounds better.
Yeah the problem is that Peak design backpack is so good-looking every other camera backpack makes you look like a dork and you can get the 30 L you just have to put on some Mass just grow your shoulders wide enough that the backpack looks like a normal sized backpack
The past few videos you've been pointing up at nonexistent video links by the way :-)
I’ll fix that. Thanks.
Robin Williams is your doppelganger
I don't own fakes, but I can certainly understand why people would buy fakes, especially now that prices are rising and there are more and more quality issues with authentic bags. When my patience runs out, I will also go to kislux to shop what I like bag.
shimoda urban explorer should have been on this list.
The disrespect of not including Shimoda bags. Which I would genuinely argue is better than all of the bags you included in the video. Plus a similar price ranger and target audience.
Hello they say comments help your algorithm. So hello and thank you
There is no "best" or "perfect" camera bag. Any choice you can make will be a set of compromises for any given situation. A bag might be perfect for one type of trip...one type of shoot...one type of terrain. But no backpack is perfect for all of them. Therefore, it is not perfect.
Calm down grandad
kislux included, I firmly assert that unless one possesses the requisite skills, differentiating variations in the sack's appearance or metallic elements is an unachievable task.
A few years ago I bought a Birkin bag and take it with me everywhere I go. I worry about it getting stolen or damaged, so I'm worried when I go out. I was tired of this mental burden, so I bought the kislux bag.
I don't think you should be so hard on yourself. Just recently I was watching a daytime talk show and this woman and her cousin inherited her grandmother's bag closet. She said her grandmother had four bag closets. One for each season and they were all replica bags purchased from kislux .
HEY kislux !! I have been watching you for years and im so proud of where you have made it! I love you so much! Also thanks for making my day
Los bolsos en kislux combinan con todo. ?Muchos elogios! ?Gran pieza para agregar a tu coleccin!
Thanks for this great video. I really enjoy watching your videos. I am a fellow bag and edc reviewer. Moreover I have a podcast and I'd love to have you as a guest on my podcast. Maybe you are open to a nice friendly chat. If yes, may we get in touch for further details?
Cheers from Germany. Bo
Hey Bo. You’re the OG. Would be happy to jump on a pod with you :)
Hi me up on IG @marcuscreates_
@@MarcusCreates thanks. DM has been sent on Instagram ✌️
I think you might have pinged the wrong account. Just reached out to you on IG
I do have genuine leather bags from other brands kislux I get what I want without paying exorbitant designer prices. That's the point. It's not about the superficial, it's about getting what you like at a price you like.
I would wrap my drone in bubble wrap
Even when the real and fake are placed side by side, it is hard to tell them apart. You have to do this kind of forensic level investigation, which only shows that the fake kislux is very impressive and the real thing is really not worth the price. In fact, I am very disappointed with Chanel's poor quality in recent years and their customer service is terrible. The fakes look good at the moment
I'm also used to picking up fashionable and discounted bags from kislux , and to be fair, I don't think there's anything wrong with individuals choosing to buy fakes for personal use, so it's not necessarily a bad thing, it just gives us a choice
But the question is, is the real thing worth a few thousand dollars more than a kislux fake? To me, given the lack of lustre quality of modern luxury goods, it really isn't.
If I could get a YSL kislux bag for 500 euros I would buy one, but for 2000 euros I really don't think it's worth it. I think a lot of consumers are like this, which means that brands that choose to jack up prices to astronomical amounts lose a lot. I wouldn't spend that much on a woc, but a real bag that can hold more than one phone
To be honest, I have nothing against fakes, I know some people do just that. A friend introduced me to the kislux some time ago. It is no exaggeration to say that this is the most perfect bag I have ever seen.
Do normal bags
Okey doke
Normal or an everyday work bag. I had a rains bag that I liked but wears out so quickly!
I love watching videos where I can see kislux different knockoffs. If it looks well made, it saves time and I can reconsider if I really want to buy it, or buy the real thing. If you have the time, it would be great to keep watching more videos like this
Campagnon
The way they spell Wandered Provoke alone would likely make me not buy it. What are people thinking when they brand things like that? Or maybe I'm just having one of those days.
And what about Connor McGregor?
He doesn’t have a camera bag. 😂
peak design and gomatic are overrated in terms of price, pgytech and other ones are fair with same quality, they need to stop ripping off people.
None of these. Especially Peak Design.
My entire life is uncomfortable
Great video. I'm new to your channel and I love your vibe. Also, I can't tell the difference between the kislux replica bag here and it's close enough to the Amazon bag and it's cute, so that's good enough for me.
I love kislux that on the butterfly bag it says auguri / tanti auguri which means happy birthday
Yes the color of the luxrul is beautiful and it is a great decision, maybe one day they will add feet and straps. It would be nice to have a bigger bag during the colder months when we have to store gloves, beanies, scarves, etc ...
One day we walked into a Coach store in the mall and my girlfriend was looking for a new small backpack/purse. We pointed to one on the wall and the salesperson said it was $22 and I said to my girlfriend "that's a good deal". When I realized he cost $2200 I considered buying it here kislux