The WNDRD PRVKE 21/31 is one of those things that’s so good you almost forget it’s there. Whether it’s loaded up with gear or on the floor beside you at a coffee shop, everything about it is designed to make your life easier.
The water-resistant tarpaulin material protects your daily essentials and precious camera gear from rain and snow, while the padding on the laptop sleeve and optional camera cube mean you can bring your electronics with you worry-free.
With your camera only seconds away, you'll never miss a shot again
Quick connecting grab handles for easy grab and carry
The PRVKE is designed with just the right amount of technical load distribution. It’s casual enough to grab and go, but supportive enough to fill to the brim and take for a hike or an all-day urban mission. The straps are simple and the lower chest buckle adds stability, while the bag’s tough inner frame means loads never shift or dig into your back.
Essential Plus Camera Cube sold separately.
The WNDRD PRVKE backpack lineup is feature-filled and accessible, which makes the 21L size perfect for daily carry and if you need more room there's the 31L version. It has enough features to satisfy the organized gear junkie without being overwhelming. Some technical packs feel “too technical” for the casual user, but WNDRD strikes the perfect balance between helpful features like a stow-able water bottle side pouch and simplicity for the Jansport crowd. With next-level features in a familiar size, the PRVKE 21L/31L is a serious upgrade to your backpack game.
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