WANDRD PRVKE

Pros

• It’s technically for camera stuff but you don’t need the camera inserts and it opened nicely to look At your stuff.
• WANDRD prvke and compagnong elements backpack
• I think wandrd's best bag is their prvke but admittedly I don't know that much about the stratus. The prvke can be a little bulky for edc because of the cube (which you really need for camera carry).
• I own a Prvke v2 and a PD Everyday Zip 15L. Of the two, the Prvke ended up better suited for my needs, and was actually a little more comfortable than the Everyday Zip
• The V4 changes the location that the straps connect so that its no longer on the 'door', but connect to the bag itself. It seems like a better design in theory

Cons

• The recent PRVKE update where they take a rolltop and add the zipper access to it baffles me.
• The v3 got pretty uncomfortable after a long time wearing it... due to the way the shoulder straps connect to the bag. Since the straps connect to the 'door' that opens to access the camera cube, the bag was prone to leaning backwards of...
• I personally did not find the PRVKE bags comfortable.
• I have previously owned the PRVKE (which I ended up selling because it just felt a little chaotic and because I found that the side access was too small for my full-frame camera setup)... I found that with the PRVKE there were too many p...
• I have the wandrd too, it's good if you need the weather resistance or the toughness to bang the bag around. But it's a lot for everyday. It is comfortable though (it's just not a hiking bag and neither is the PD).