OGIO Renegade RSS vs Wandrd Prvke

Overall, I decided to keep it because I do love the bag and compartments and the suspension and protection for my laptop. But it is definitely not comfortable unless I left it hang down very low away from my shoulders. But then it is banging me in the lower back. I just wind up 'one strapping' it on one should and leaving the other hanging down

WANDRD PRVKE 21L | It’s a different size this time, but the important features are still there.

I can carry whistles. What I really like about that bag is. It has a lot of secret compartments. I like secret things, compact light

so having a lot of large compartment really helps organize my gear and cloth. And I already have camera cube from Wandrd so transition is pretty smooth. 3. Wandrd Prvke 41L: Even though my 31L is showing its wear(the strap is getting weak, and maybe will tare off soon) I really dig the design

As you can see, you have a little pocket, a little pocket here, put in your mouse, for example, but I think they have a mouse pocket specially made th...

* As close to 55\*40\*23 cm as possible since this is intended as a carry on one bag travel bag. I usually bring a lot of crap, so it has to be quite big, but still be possible to carry on. * Preferably load lifters (I have a Wandrd Prvke 31 liters which I've been traveling with, and load lifters would've been great to have). * At least one pocket for a water bottle (preferably one that is easy accessible from the outside of the bag, but if there is an internal pocket that might suffice as well)

The next PATH thing I'm going to pack is my laptop, so the laptop actually goes into this little slot on the backside of the lap that left the backpac...

Just be sure the camping gear is stuff you would be comfortable using. You might try the WANDRD PRVKE 41L or shimoda pack or a https://www.wandrd.com/products/fernweh (However at 50L there is a risk of having to check it)

If you load the bag the straps are not as wide or comfortable as they should be if you are hiking end to end at Denver International. But having used the bag for months and already put a lot of miles on it, I would not trade for any of the other bags I've had and there have been many. In comparing to many other bags in stores and online, it is apparent to me that the Ogio designers are giving a lot of thought to the real issues of how to build a backpack that is actually functional, does not have wasted unusable space and provides storage that is easy to access and organize.

I recently gave the Wandrd Prvke a trail run because I had heard good things, I hated it. My main turnoff of the Prvke is the roll top. I just can't do it. The comfort just isn't it either