Wandrd Duo

It's like, if you need to get your laptop out, just zip it up that way, so yeah those grab your laptop out, zip them back up. So this bag offers a dec...

So, if you're looking for a really solid and versatile EDC bag, that you can also use for quick trips - and you don't need all the unique organization...

Con Number one: the price con number 2 is going to be the key ring solution and con number 3 is going to be just kind of the average comfort. So all t...

Another thing which I another reason why I love this backpack is because they actually can stand up on its own. so a lot of backpacks still kind of fl...

In the past this has been great for carrying my laptop only and my Bose headphones, but on this trip I’ve brought my Fuji xt2, a go pro, case with charges etc, and very very quickly I realised that this bag sucks for when I need to travel with more equipment. It’s completely overloaded and I have zero space.

Bought this for a 2 week travel shoot in Japan and it exceeded my expectations. The aesthetic of the bag is awesome. It doesn’t look like a camera bag so it won’t attract too much attention, yet it’s also very stylish. I didn’t think I’d like the quad zipper system but it didn’t take long to adjust ...

They are rigid low quality foam, that breaks down rather than breaking in. I can't speak to the Patagonia bag, but my favorite EDC bags in my collection have been my Wandrd Prvke, Wandrd Duo (less stylish but nicely sized), and my current EDC-- the Remote Equipment Bravo 18. The Prvke and the Bravo 18 are both *really* well thought out bags that seamlessly integrate features in a way that adds to the use and flexibility of the bag. I would recommend checking those out.

Great bag was at first NOT a fan of the butterfly zipper idea BUT, the zipper heads are so good that it can hold the front bag part where ever you put the zippers! this bag is a perfect day bag and a travel bag easy to handel it at the airport ! the wrap around zippers are good but with the angle an...

Now that I have them here, the decision was easy. Was expecting the Wandrd to be too big, but it’s perfect. All the compartments, ways to get to stuff, roll top, they just work like I want a backpack to work and fit everything I want (which is clothing in packing cubes (picture), a camera in the peak design sling 3L (pictured) and enough space left for other essentials and MacBook AND iPad. And it still doesn’t feel cramped.

I like this pack and I like the organization. But I do wish it was slightly bigger. If it had 1 inch more in depth everything would fit so much better.