PRVKE 21L

I’m genuinely impressed with this backpack! it’s wonderful in every detail. The shoulder straps are soft and extremely comfortable, even when fully loaded, and the pocket layout feels like it was designed by someone who actually travels and shoots: smart, practical, and photographer-first.

The magnetic handle is a standout feature It’s brilliant and surprisingly useful day to day. I also love the dedicated tripod carry space, and the straps (an optional accessory I highly recommend) are incredibly versatile for securing extra gear or adapting the load on the go.

The 31L version is the sweet spot for a professional setup: it comfortably fits one pro body (think Canon R1 size) plus 5–6 lenses, without feeling cramped. Another huge win is the removable camera cube: you can pull it out quickly, it has its own handy handle, and it instantly turns the bag into a true “carry-everything” backpack when you need more general space.

Build quality is outstanding premium materials, excellent stitching, and smooth, reliable zippers. I also recommend the rain cover: it completes the system perfectly for travel and unpredictable weather.

Overall, I’m truly satisfied. If you’re a traveling photographer and want comfort, smart organization, and serious durability, this is an easy recommendation.

The PRVKE 21L in Black is hands down one of the best-designed backpacks I’ve ever owned.

It’s minimal, premium, and ridiculously practical. The roll-top gives you flexible capacity without making it look like you’re carrying camping equipment. It works just as well for city commuting as it does for travel, gym, or creative gear.

What I love:

• The build quality feels bulletproof — zips, stitching, materials all scream “this will outlive me.”

• The black colourway is clean, understated, and goes with everything.

• Comfort is excellent even when fully loaded.

• Smart internal organisation without overcomplicating things.

• Looks professional but not boring. Stylish but not try-hard.

It manages to be functional, fashionable, and rugged — which is a rare triple threat.

If you’re into photography, travel, or just like owning well-designed things that don’t annoy you… this bag is elite.

Only warning: once you own this, every other backpack will feel like a Tesco carrier bag.

Purchased for my son who commutes to college in downtown Portland on his bike every day. It’s big enough for all his school gear, with xtra room for work clothes too. He loves all the pockets (I’ve never seen so many on a bag!) and entrances (he can store shoes away from everything else and access separately), and he says it’s the most comfortable bag he’s ever had. It’s also keeping everything dry during this super wet winter — and looks pretty darn cool. I love the overall quality, particularly the zippers which is what consistently failed on his last bag. Time will tell, but the whole thing appears to be well designed and built to last.