WANDRD
Reddit take
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Pros
- Overall wandrd and alpaka are my current favorite companies.
- I found the Wandrd straps to be more comfortable. I’m also not a fan of the way PD fabric feels
- Wandrds bags are a little softer and their camera sections are a little more traditionally padded (more padded thicker, softer dividers) this perhaps takes up more space but is easier for things to share space with each other in a padded...
- So far I was looking at this Wandrd. Looks cool enough and seems to be well organized.
Cons
- Parent context: I think what I want is just not doable. The quick access camera bags from PD don’t work well as normal bags. Maybe I have to rethink Wandrd, but their bags don’t have very good reviews. Reply: Maybe I have to rethink Wand...
- I had the Wandrd for a bit, but now I only use. Boundary for everything. Their bags are pretty incredible and are modular like the Wandrd.
- You might wanna look at a camera bag. They often have shelves and dividers that can be configured for camera gear, or lunch. WANDRD, Peak Design, Shimodo, Tenba etc…
- I was looking at Wandrd , unfortunately its hard to find it in Canada where I live. They don’t even ship here on their own website which is sad.
- We also have Wandrd and never use them. It was fine for me when lightly packed but one day I packed it up more full and there’s this spot that sticks out on the lower right side.
Sentiment
4 positive (40%) · 2 mixed (20%) · 4 negative (40%)
Trust + time weighted score: -2% · raw score 0%
What redditors said (10 of 10)
Parent context: I think what I want is just not doable. The quick access camera bags from PD don’t work well as normal bags. Maybe I have to rethink Wandrd, but their bags don’t have very good reviews. Reply: Maybe I have to rethink Wandrd, but their bags don’t have very good reviews.
Overall wandrd and alpaka are my current favorite companies.
I had the Wandrd for a bit, but now I only use. Boundary for everything. Their bags are pretty incredible and are modular like the Wandrd.
You might wanna look at a camera bag. They often have shelves and dividers that can be configured for camera gear, or lunch. WANDRD, Peak Design, Shimodo, Tenba etc…
I was looking at Wandrd , unfortunately its hard to find it in Canada where I live. They don’t even ship here on their own website which is sad.
We also have Wandrd and never use them. It was fine for me when lightly packed but one day I packed it up more full and there’s this spot that sticks out on the lower right side.
I found the Wandrd straps to be more comfortable. I’m also not a fan of the way PD fabric feels
Wandrds bags are a little softer and their camera sections are a little more traditionally padded (more padded thicker, softer dividers) this perhaps takes up more space but is easier for things to share space with each other in a padded environment.
I had the Wandrd and I hated the ergonomics of it and ended up selling it. Basically was heavy and painful to carry.
So far I was looking at this Wandrd. Looks cool enough and seems to be well organized.
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