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Historically, photography backpacks have been aimed at people going on safaris and the packs have looked like they’re built to withstand tramplings by elephants and baggage handlers. WANDRD, a Utah-based company, seeks to make useful packs that look good, too.
When I first reviewed WANDRD’s PRVKE backpack, I talked about the bag’s unique customization options, heralded by its camera cube that was held in the bottom half of the backpack. With WANDRD’s new camera cubes, the company has taken its
Aah, New York. Home to Broadway. Home to honking taxi cabs (and apparently, now Uber drivers). And of course, home of PhotoPlus. The newly imagined PhotoPlus took place last week. While the classes were missing, the trade show was more
WANDRD — maker or PRVKE backpacks — has announced a new Camera Cube line to better suit your camera gear. The new collection will replace the current small and medium Camera Cubes. The cubes now come in two sets, both
One lift of the Wandrd PRVKE backpack and you’ll immediately notice something that sets it apart from different backpacks. It’s extremely light. I was recently sent the 31-liter version of the PRVKE, a backpack that is not only light, but
Every photographer needs a bag to carry their gear. Whether you choose to use a messenger bag, roller bag or backpack, carrying solutions are oftentimes uninspiring and more of a hassle than anything else. One of my goals at WPPI
WANDRD — maker or PRVKE backpacks — has announced a new Camera Cube line to better suit your camera gear. The new collection will replace the current small and medium Camera Cubes. The cubes now come in two sets, both
One lift of the Wandrd PRVKE backpack and you’ll immediately notice something that sets it apart from different backpacks. It’s extremely light. I was recently sent the 31-liter version of the PRVKE, a backpack that is not only light, but
Every photographer needs a bag to carry their gear. Whether you choose to use a messenger bag, roller bag or backpack, carrying solutions are oftentimes uninspiring and more of a hassle than anything else. One of my goals at WPPI
