I’ve seen several reviews of this bag by KZfaqrs with a lot more followers, but this is far and away the most helpful and well done review. Great job.

This is the best review of a bag like this that I've ever seen. Thank you for going through all the features!

Mine just arrived today. I found this review SUPER helpful! Thank you!

I watched so many reviews before buying the Wandrd 11L Lite bag (bought the yellow as well), and your review was the absolute best I could find and the reason I finally purchased the bag ~ thanks. I already have the 21L and was surprised to find that I could get more in the 11L Lite (honestly) than I could get in my 21L, I think the cube on the 21L takes up a good bit of room. Also,my 21L just made it under airline seat so it’s nice knowing that the Lite will easily fit. Well, thanks for the outstanding review, I’ll be traveling the world with my 11L Lite. Keep up the good work.

great review. excellent product closeups. you are the only reviewer to show how all the attachments work with the tech bag and with the clamshell table. thank you.

Great summary and review. I’m getting close to pulling the trigger on one of these to replace my LowePro and this was really helpful. Cheers.

I have watched 10+ reviews regarding this bag. Wish you were my first watch as it would be the only one I need. Great work and continue to post content!

Excellent review, Michael!

Such a helpful review, thank you!!

Very well thought out review from a photographers view point ! Thank you

Thanks for the review. I had just placed order. Hope it will come to me next week.

This is a great review and one of the few that made a lot of sense. I had given up trying with my 16" MacBook Pro but I tried once more shoving it in and it worked. It's a very snug fit but it can be done! My R6mkII was really hard to take out from the side access flap area, so I rearranged the inside where it stays at a little slant near the opening. Then when I want to access it from the side I pull the opening flap with my left hand slightly to take the camera out with 24-105 L attached!! It works and the camera comes out easily! I did not want to get the 21Ltr, it is 3" longer and I did not want the bigger length. For women the Lite is perfect. So I hope this helps those with Canon R5 or R6 I and II.

Thank you for the review! Helpful!

Thank you!, for that laptop mention !!! I was hesitating because every review video was showing 14" laptops and was worried my Zenbook Pro 15 Flip wouldn't fit.

Thanks for the great review.

Great review. Thanks!

Really good review!

Thanks for this review! I've been waiting for more in-depth reviews on the lite. It looks like the perfect size'd bag for my gear (I have Fujifilm X-T3 + 35mm f/2, 50mm f/2, 16mm f/1.4 and the 75-300mm) so it should probably fit in that? I'm in agreement that they definitely should have added all the little pockets that the 21L version has too. Do you know if the straps support the Peak Design Capture clip?

Congrats for the great review! You talk about accessing the camera from the side access, but I would be more interested to quickly change lenses instead, as I would be using this mostly at events when I will already have the camera in my hand. Would it be possible to rearrange the dividers so I could have acces to maybe two lenses through the side access for quick swapping? I know there are better choices for this, like the PD Everyday, but this seem to fit my needs better in all the other ways. Appreciate it!

Great, detailed review

Hey, very helpful vid! I'm thinking of going for one of those bags, but not sure if my 2021 16inch macbookpro would fit. Any idea about that please? Or should I go for another size of bag you think? :)

I love that colour. I currently have the grey one because yellow doesn't exist yet when I bought it.

Thanks for the video. Does the lite have an area to hook up waist belts if I’m really weak and need hip support? Also, do you think the top roll area can fit a camera like a gh6 with a mic on top? I like to sometimes drop my camera on top and let it sit with the mic on instead of having to unmoving the mount to store it in the side pocket. Thanks.

Great review! I just purchased a 21 L but when I went to go put my 16 inch MacBook Pro in it it didn’t fit. I ended up buying the 31 L and returned the 21. I’m very happy with it, but I would certainly have preferred the smaller size. I wasn’t a huge fan of the standard camera, cube and dividers from wandrd so I bought a medium peak design, camera cube and it fits great.

Great review , the tech bag is the large,medium or small ?? Thanks

Youtilatiran..uteelitarum...ewtellaturium...never mind. It's hard to spell too! Great review, thanks!

This was super helpful!

The company should make it like the 21l and 31l, with hidden passport pocket, key pocket, the side pocket at the opening of the camera placement and that extra pocket for ipad, I don't know why they did not find it so important to add them, I need one in yellow but with those pockets

Hi. I have the 21L. Do you know if the size of the water bottle pocket on the Lite is the same as the 21L? I see that the Lite lacks the extra buckles on the sides compared to the other sizes.

Great video! Question: could you use this as an EDC bag? Lightweight bag that can hold keys/phone/wallet, light jacket or 2, occasional camera, and other random things? My intention is finding a bag that can help store things for myself as well as for my family (wife & child). Thanks!

Would you say that passes as a personal item when you board a plane?

Canon R6MKll fits snug but all you do is just stretch it a bit at the camera opening.I would rather have a smaller lighter bag than a huge bag to carry!

grazie bellissima recensione.Io avrei preferito che la tasca per la bottiglia potesse aprirsi come l'altra perchè cosi sarebbe stato piu' facile cambiare l'obbiettivo. Grazie ancora per la bellissima recensione

Thanks for the review! I have 21l with all the accessories and now I'm thinking about a bag that will fit in hand luggage. Still can't decide should I buy a lite version in addition to 21l.

My only concern about this bag is this: Where the shoulder straps are anchored at the top: they’re on the clamshell lid, which means the stress of the weight of the bag is on the clamshell zippers?

Does anybody know if there’s a way to secure a tripod when in the water bottle holder/tripod holder with straps? I don’t wanna secure a tripod to the bottom or back. It would be nice if it came with the same straps as the 21L on the side. Has anyone fashioned some type of strap on the side? Thanks!

Its been a while, are you still happy with it? any new problem?

Were you able to fit a gimbal in it, like a zhiyun m2 or m3?

What size tech bag is that?

So - what’s the difference between V2 and V3 as there is no clarity on this online

Can you fit a dslr in there comfortably?

How tall are you? thxs~~ 🥰

i need comparison between lite and 21L :3

Personally, I have a wish I had bought another bag (for the money). I’ve had the bag since it came out and I use it because I paid so much for it. But, I feel this is an inefficient bag in the use of space and functionality.

Overkill review

Great review; the only things that suck about this bag are two; it's about 1cm too narrow, 1) fitting a 16 inch M1 MacBook Pro from 2021 is really tight. That single extra centimetre would open up this compact bag to a lot more sales and 2) the rear access to get to lenses is a nuisance; you have to open up the entire bag (and get likely get the front dirty by laying it down) and expose everything inside to swap a lens. This means that the side access is really ONLY good for putting your camera in and out and nothing else; the other side of the bag where a water bottle can be held should let you open the inside of the camera and at least swap to one other lens; likely your second most used lens as a third, fourth, etc. lens at that point you'd need to open up the entire rear of the bag, and, again, expose everything. I think for this reason the Manfrotto Street Slim has the upper hand; the camera compartment is at the bottom front and lets you quick and easily pick out any lens you need without exposing anything else as the other half of the bag is for other storage; downside; no side access (Kata 3n1 series bags used to be able to do this, bought out by Manfrotto now selling as the PRO Light Multiloader). I think if you're going to be swapping lenses, I feel like MOST of the time (all the time?) you're probably going to take off the bag completely and do it on the ground or something. I have to wonder; what do you do more often? Change lenses or put the camera away/bring it out of the bag to warrant the necessity for side access... I say this because when I'm out, I usually have my camera in hand 99% of the time, so I really feel like I don't really need side access THAT much. I suppose you could just keep a lens in the top-loader section of the Wandrd bag for quicker access and have the lens in a thin pouch so it doesn't get scratched up by anything else in there (90% of my photos are taken with my 12-100mm lens, the rest with a 9mm Ultra Wide Angle). Is my assessment fair for this bag? I'm having a hard time deciding on either the Manfrotto Street Slim or the Wandrd PRVKE. Oh and lastly, the bag slouch at the top; there's a big gap between your back and the bag, it kind of sags forward. A bit lame; it should be flush against your back.