condor 3 day assault vs Wandrd Prvke

Top one is fine, but more Molle on the sides would be smarter - There are load straps on the inside, but they're not nearly long enough to hold anything in a full bag It's a good bag and I'm satisfied, but if I had to do it again, I'd buy one of those skinny, tall bags with a frame. This bag is so big and cube-like, it can get a little awkward. Though if you're a really big guy, you'll probably love it.

* 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)

I've taken this on a few hikes now and have put it through some good terrain. The pack is decent but all the zipper pulls have come apart and you have to tie them back together. Lots of storage options and things can be lashed to it everywhere. The hydration pocket is nice and it does have some supportive padding

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

If the bag isn't full, don't expect your laptop to stay secured. Even with all the bad and frustrations, I must admit the material has held up really well. That is the ONLY reason its getting more than 1 star. Would not purchase again, and will replace soon

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

However, I did on one occasion feel some strange load shifting in the bottom of the pack, and so I reached to find that the lower compartment had come open, and was flailing around. I realised that it was the sheer weight of the load that had forced the zippers open during my constant ground-pounding. From then on I made sure the zippers were closed to the top of the pack, and the issue hasn't reoccured. With that said, I feel like it's an issue worthy of mentioning, as items could have fallen out, and I may have not noticed for a while

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

And as far as my research could tell this pack has some of the best comfort for this type of bag. First time out I was hiking for 4 hours, had my doubts before I put it on but after 4 hours I was surprised that I had no shoulder fatigue or discomfort at all and I could really only tell difference of the 30lb pack being gone in my legs. - Shoulder straps were better than most I looked at but still could have more padding - Hip belt worked really well *** But I do wish there was some webbing or pouches on the belt. - Probably because I stuffed the pack full, but the compartment for the hydro bladder did not work well with my bladder, it ended up being a bulge that totally messed up the otherwise comfortable back padding

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)